The future for women = Cherry 2000

Cherry 2000 was a movie made in 1988. Interestingly enough, the plot was set in the futuristic year of 2017.

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In the year 2017, the United States has fragmented into postapocalyptic wastelands and limited civilized areas. One of the effects of the economic crisis is a decline in manufacturing, and heavy emphasis on recycling aging 20th-century mechanical equipment. Society has become increasingly bureaucratic and hypersexualized, with the declining number of human sexual encounters requiring contracts drawn up by lawyers prior to sexual activity. At the same time, robotic technology has made tremendous developments, and female androids (or "gynoids") are used as substitutes for wives.

We have certainly become a hyper-sexualized as well as a hyper-bureaucratic society.

It has also gotten to the point that a man really should consider a pre-sex contract to ensure he isn't accused of rape after consensual sex should a woman decide, up to 2 years later, that it wasn't consensual.

Compound that with the fact that a woman can file for divorce whenever she feels like doing so and it's a done deal. Typically, doing so will ensure a healthy paycheck from a man based on his gross income rather than his net income. If children are involved and child support is awarded, the man will be lucky to afford living at the poverty level. This is a Bolshevik/Marxist tactic to destroy the family unit as well as to decrease population density.

Call me a misogynist, butthurt or something that ends with "phobe". I care not. Truth is what it is and cannot be refuted by ad hominem attacks.

Perhaps women should look at the facts rather than relying upon how they "feel" about what I've stated.

Unfortunately, we are on a collision course for a Cherry 2000 future considering the rapid advancement of sex doll/android technology. Should the use of these devices become commonplace with men, the Georgia Guidestone requirements for keeping the population low can be achieved without firing a shot.

As a father with three young daughters, I fear for their future. I fear they will grow up in a society that has stacked the cards so far in their favor that they will be seen as something to avoid.