The research does seem to suggest that perhaps the male gender is not the superior gender after all. As women continue to grow in power and become more assertive in our society, men will desire to submit to them.

Women have become liberated in western civilization and now for the first time in history, women are seeing themselves in an equal and even superior light when compared to the male gender. A lot of women have come to believe that society would be better served if society were governed by women instead of men and that women should be in positions of authority. Women have gained equality but they are finding that equality is not enough.

How did women gain equality? Sure there were those great Female pioneers in the Feminist movement like Mary Wollstonecraft, Susan B. Anthony, and Alice Paul. But equality for women would not have been possible unless some men also desired for women to gain power. It was ultimately men of power and control who surrendered some of that power over to women in order to empower women. What is most surprising about the Feminist movement is the lack of male opposition.

There was first a power exchange that occurred within the bedrooms and the homes that set the stage for women to gain equality in western civilization. It took men submitting to the female desire to be educated, employed and given an equal voice in politics that brought equality to fruition. The old saying, “behind every successful man is a strong woman” is true and well documented but eventually the strong woman behind the powerful man used her influence in the home to affect change in society.

It was the male desire for female empowerment that seduced the dormant desire within women and caused that desire for power to be unleashed.

Societal evolution has always been driven by the empowerment of women, one male/female relationship at a time. Nature set this up as men are birthed into this world by women, nurtured by women and raised by women. The seeds for Female Domination have been implanted into the male psyche by nature. Societal evolution is often a slow, steady process but one just need look at the trends to see what has been transpiring.