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Analyzing Swift’s documentary Miss Americana, the author observes that she claims a quest for self-approval and struggles with societal expectations. The themes reflect feminism’s core lie, according to him: that women’s greatness and fulfillment depend solely upon gaining societal power—a narrative that, paradoxically, often leaves women feeling empty and used, engaging in relentless pursuits of recognition.
He critiques feminism’s claim that social constructs bind women—arguing that women are inherently created for creation, surrender, and connection. This is where feminism deviates from biological reality, portraying femininity as a social construct rather than an essential aspect of human nature.