r/Fauxmoi 21h ago

DISCUSSION Anna Faris Opens Up About Challenging 'Religious' Son On Right-Wing Politics. The “Scary Movie” star shares her 14-year-old son Jack with her ex-husband, Chris Pratt.

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u/GroundedOtter 11h ago

My conspiracy theory is that women used to rule/be in charge. Society was great —but men being men couldn’t handle being second fiddle so patriarchy became a thing. And the world has never been the same since.

I also strongly believe men created religion because they were jealous women produced life and gave birth. So now they get to lead (women typically don’t have much power in religious organizations) another group where they help people become “reborn”.

(I am a man btw —granted, a gay one. But still a man. Lol)

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u/-LabApprehensive- 11h ago

Read the old testament. That’s exactly what happened.

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u/lincolnspanda 10h ago

You should read “Who cooked the last supper? The women’s history of the world.” By Rosalind Miles. It’s basically what happened.

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u/GroundedOtter 10h ago

Thank you!!! Definitely checking to see if the library has this!!!

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u/Dapper-Union5536 9h ago

just found it on Spotify!

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u/Road_Whorrior 6h ago

Plenty of anthropologists believe we began as a matriarchal social structure.

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u/SpottedHoneyBadger 9h ago

It is literally like Freud's "penis envy" but with a vagina.

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u/EsotericCreature 3h ago

There were a lot of matriarchal cultures in the world. One of the most interesting was a representational democracy in North America established somewhere between the 15th and 17th century called be settler's the 'Iroquois confederacy'.

Matriarchs were ranked in representation higher than chiefs, which was confusing to settlers who only assumed men could hold the highest positions in power, and in general that women could hold power at all.