and female emotional fragility. A follow-up to this post.
Japanese Netflix star Hana Kimura likely took her own life using toxic gas
I have no doubts that the Asian-American news reporter either thinks of herself as a feminist and as being equal to a man, or else she has not rejected such views even if she doesn't self-identify as a feminist. In that case, she should adhere to the male standard of stoicism, and if she can't, then she is her own argument against feminism.
Now, ideological feminism has infiltrated to Japan, though not to the same degree as Anglophone countries yet. Did Hana Kimura self-identify as a feminist? Did she believe in girl power? I don't know, and she probably recognized that being a wrestler was more about entertainment than actual combat. Her apparent suicide notes have not been disclosed to the public, as far as I know, but her other messages appear to be typically Japanese and feminine.
Let's stop pretending male and female psychology are the same, that male and female moral agency are the same, that male and female capabilites, are on average, are the same. God knows the number of women who are casualties to the lies of feminism and the devil.
Kyrie eleison.
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