Arthur Schopenhauer, a 19th-century German philosopher known for his pessimistic views about the human condition, had some opinions about women, which are, of course, criticized today by Woketard Neo-Marxists who usurped our society decades ago. However, his opinions were actually highly-regarded in his day, because what he had to say about the topic of women actually rang [observably] true, just as those things still do today.
Schopenhauer believed that women were primarily designed by nature for the propagation of the human species. He argued that women's beauty and charm during youth were nature's way of ensuring that men would be enticed (tricked) into taking lifelong care of them, suggesting a transactional view of relationships where beauty is traded for support.
However, he viewed women as intellectually short-sighted, suggesting that they lack the capacity for deep reasoning or justice. Schopenhauer posited that women's intuition might be quick for immediate concerns but lacks the breadth to consider distant, past, or future events very deeply. He also claimed that women have an inherent lack of a sense of justice, attributing this to their supposed reliance on cunning rather than strength or rational thought.
Schopenhauer criticized the institution of monogamy and marriage laws for giving women unnatural advantage of men, which he believed led to social imbalances. He suggested that these privileges made men cautious about marriage, leading to fewer families and, ultimately, an Antinatalist society.
In fact, Schopenhauer generally described women as frivolous, suggesting their concerns are more with self-aggrandizement rather than individual or deeper existential matters, which he saw as the domain of men.
Obviously, Schopenhauer could never have imagined the world that we in the West live in today, where the Feminist movement has all but destroyed the institution of marriage and caused a steep decline in population of every Western country.
As far as the Marxist social engineers who were behind that movement are concerned, they could rightly say that their mission was "accomplished."
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