The Decline of Girlbosses, Birth Control, and Dunking on Women In Their 30's

Reality is unraveling feminist propaganda on a predictable timeline.

The thing of the week came from a video of Charlie Kirk saying that women in their 30’s are no longer in their prime, within the context of discussing birth control. Ashley St. Clair stated that birth control shouldn’t be politicized while also saying the left is smart akshually and that she can’t wait for Republicans to lose, all on the same day. “Sovereign Brah” called birth control evil, a predictable take from a religious YouTube conservative who gives OnlyFans girls a platform to embarrass themselves and gain subscribers.

These issues have been relatively settled among anons on the right for years. Given that facelords are typically 2-3 years late to dissident topics, this discourse is right on schedule. Regardless, it’s a good thing that the dangers of hormonal birth control are entering the minds of their many follow who don’t follow the anon right, as it’s very important.

But the timeline has mostly been about the attractiveness of women in their 30’s. A video of a woman unleashing her jealousy of girly girls in their 20’s for getting lots of attention from men got 7M views this week — you may have seen my take on that. There’s plenty of examples of women in their 30’s pushing back on Charlie Kirk’s take as well as pushback to how anons responded to it. The pushback isn’t hard to find.

We are indeed witnessing the unraveling of the girlboss. Many girls who grew up watching ‘Sex and the City’ fulfilled their dreams of moving to NYC to have lots of sex and get treated to dinners & drinks while focusing on their careers, and many of them are noticing their chances of finding a husband are not as high as they once were and are becoming more cognizant of the female biological clock. The propaganda-to-reality timeline tracks.

Lots of men are pretty happy about this. Their reactions can be summarized as “Good! Serves you right! Idiot! Now go cry in the corner while no one wants to impregnate you. Dumb whore!”

This is a very complicated issue. Men, particularly on the right, have been frustrated with how difficult it can be to find a woman without a checkered sexual history and are generally put off by the consequences of female liberation. Women, both left and right, have become frustrated with how feminine men can be and are generally turned off by the consequences of plummeting testosterone levels. There are a lot of variables at play, but I’m going to try my best to sort out this extremely thorny issue as the culture is updating its software in real time.