All true, and all of it driven by a fundamental insecurity, lack of self-awareness and lack of a core identity. This is what drives a woman's overwhelming need to feel like she's in control of her surroundings, often vicariously through a powerful man, which is the reason for the real fundamental political reality of women: the fact that whether they're on the left or the right, they are always the most enthusiastic supporters of authoritarianism, despotism and centralization of power.

Men, on the other hand, are much more self-reliant and inclined towards liberty as a driving political force because we are much more likely to have a core sense of our own identity that thrives on competition rather than consensus, and doesn't rely on a solipsistic need to have our own feelings and desires reflected back at us by absolutely everybody else around us.