Some women did that. And some men were cooperating with Nazi occupiers. Just like some men and women were part of resistance groups and were contacts for the oss. Men and women can both be traitors and rebels. Fight or flight is part of both the male and female thought process.
How do you explain all the women who started fucking Nazi occupiers before their families' bodies were even cold? Not even grieving, just right on that Nazi dick.
I can't explain things that don't happen.
The closest example I can give you is an American Colonial woman who's family was killed, and was eventually married into the American tribe which raided her home.
As she tells it, she was held captive, but under a kind of matriarchy, where the warrior who killed her family was forbidden from having sex with her, and she was transferred as a slave to the custody of the matriarchs. After about 5 years living with the tribe as a servant, in which she was never sexually assaulted, and was treated as a kind of lower-class member of the society, she became a fully integrated tribeswoman. After going through a series of courtship rituals, like all the other women of the tribe, she was planning on selecting a tribesman for marriage (one who wasn't the warrior) when she was discovered by a pioneer. She decided to go back to the colonial settlements at the time; but became distraught later on because she had no family or communal ties to speak of, even though she was living in the 'civilized world' again. She was re-married, but she had far less social influence and status than she had under the natives. When she left the tribe, she didn't leave it as a servant or a captive, she left it as a full tribal member with all the rights and privileges that community afforded. When she came back to the colonies, she was "that dude's wife", and had basically no social network to speak of, and had very little in the way of social benefits.
Again, this was her story. It isn't completely outside of other statements of women who were captured by North American tribes, whether European or Native captives. The women were typically not raped, and were more likely integrated into the tribe voluntarily. I grant you that there will be some Stockholm Syndrome stuff going on, but that's not something you can blame on women generally, that just an issue with human psychology. Most of the stories I've read of tribal capture involve the women being sold as slaves to other tribes, who also don't rape them, but after working with them for a long time, allow the slaves to be full members of their tribe. "Slavery" as a kind of path to integration, and a form of "slavery" which isn't typically much of a problem for either the slaves or their 'owners' as it were. Assuming the tribes even understood the concept of a property owner, and weren't just recognizing that the person they just bought has a temporary obligation to their society.
Again: this tends to be the norm. If a woman has all social ties severed, she will likely integrate into the society she happens to be in. Which is to be expected because women need social systems for survival and benefit.
The only thing that is even like what you are claiming is French and Belgian women who slept with Americans for liberating the country, and normally they were unmarried young women who wanted to sleep with a soldier-boy/hero archetype in their minds.
How do you explain all the women who started fucking Nazi occupiers before their families' bodies were even cold?
Not even grieving, just right on that Nazi dick.
Maybe that's why our woman-defender ConPro cuckolds want violence, because they think they can get a war bride.
Some women did that. And some men were cooperating with Nazi occupiers. Just like some men and women were part of resistance groups and were contacts for the oss. Men and women can both be traitors and rebels. Fight or flight is part of both the male and female thought process.
I can't explain things that don't happen.
The closest example I can give you is an American Colonial woman who's family was killed, and was eventually married into the American tribe which raided her home.
As she tells it, she was held captive, but under a kind of matriarchy, where the warrior who killed her family was forbidden from having sex with her, and she was transferred as a slave to the custody of the matriarchs. After about 5 years living with the tribe as a servant, in which she was never sexually assaulted, and was treated as a kind of lower-class member of the society, she became a fully integrated tribeswoman. After going through a series of courtship rituals, like all the other women of the tribe, she was planning on selecting a tribesman for marriage (one who wasn't the warrior) when she was discovered by a pioneer. She decided to go back to the colonial settlements at the time; but became distraught later on because she had no family or communal ties to speak of, even though she was living in the 'civilized world' again. She was re-married, but she had far less social influence and status than she had under the natives. When she left the tribe, she didn't leave it as a servant or a captive, she left it as a full tribal member with all the rights and privileges that community afforded. When she came back to the colonies, she was "that dude's wife", and had basically no social network to speak of, and had very little in the way of social benefits.
Again, this was her story. It isn't completely outside of other statements of women who were captured by North American tribes, whether European or Native captives. The women were typically not raped, and were more likely integrated into the tribe voluntarily. I grant you that there will be some Stockholm Syndrome stuff going on, but that's not something you can blame on women generally, that just an issue with human psychology. Most of the stories I've read of tribal capture involve the women being sold as slaves to other tribes, who also don't rape them, but after working with them for a long time, allow the slaves to be full members of their tribe. "Slavery" as a kind of path to integration, and a form of "slavery" which isn't typically much of a problem for either the slaves or their 'owners' as it were. Assuming the tribes even understood the concept of a property owner, and weren't just recognizing that the person they just bought has a temporary obligation to their society.
Again: this tends to be the norm. If a woman has all social ties severed, she will likely integrate into the society she happens to be in. Which is to be expected because women need social systems for survival and benefit.
The only thing that is even like what you are claiming is French and Belgian women who slept with Americans for liberating the country, and normally they were unmarried young women who wanted to sleep with a soldier-boy/hero archetype in their minds.