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The '''sexual revolution''' refers to the period of time between the 1960s and 1980s, when it became socially acceptable for girls to act like ''[[slut|sluts]]'', and pre-marital cohabitation and [[casual sex]] was normalized. The proponents of the sexual revolution claimed it would bring more sex to society, but in reality it only brought more sex to most women and higher status males (chads). The increase in (mainly) female sexual freedom brought on by the sexual revolution is argued to have unleashed female hypergamy, hence leaving most below average [[Malecel|males incel]]. | The '''sexual revolution''' refers to the period of time between the 1960s and 1980s, when it became socially acceptable for girls to act like ''[[slut|sluts]]'', and pre-marital cohabitation and [[casual sex]] was normalized. The proponents of the sexual revolution claimed it would bring more sex to society, but in reality it only brought more sex to most women and higher status males (chads). The increase in (mainly) female sexual freedom brought on by the sexual revolution is argued to have unleashed female hypergamy, hence leaving most below average [[Malecel|males incel]]. | ||
==Causes== | ==Causes== | ||
===Critical Theory=== | |||
Sexual liberalism (acceptance of extramarital sex, LGBT etc.) is part of Critical Theory, which was invented by a group of philosophers called the Frankfurt School. The Frankfurt School and their followers believed the traditional regulation of sexuality in society had contributed to the rise of National Socialism in Germany (and that of Fascism in the West in general) before WWII.<ref>https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexuelle_Revolution#Die_%E2%80%9Esexuelle_Revolution%E2%80%9C_im_Rahmen_der_Studentenbewegung_von_%E2%80%9E1968%E2%80%9C</ref> Supporters of traditional regulated sexuality are termed as "authoritarian personality" by them.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Authoritarian_Personality#F_Scale</ref> Critical Theory is therefore a type of [[Antifa|anti-fascism]] and very important for [[Social constructionism]], [[Cancel culture]] and [[SJW]]s. It is often called "Cultural Marxism" by opponents. One proponent of Critical Theory is [[Veronika Kracher]]. | |||
=== Feminism === | === Feminism === | ||
Feminism has undeniably contributed greatly to the corruption of the gender roles and sexual degeneracy, which leads antifeminists to blame the sexual revolution entirely on feminism. However, as discussed in the sections below, there are possibly a number of other factors that facilitated the sexual revolution, some of which even predate feminism. | Feminism has undeniably contributed greatly to the corruption of the gender roles and sexual degeneracy, which leads antifeminists to blame the sexual revolution entirely on feminism. However, as discussed in the sections below, there are possibly a number of other factors that facilitated the sexual revolution, some of which even predate feminism. | ||