Chris Williamson Debunks Feminist Lies and the Real Reason Men and Women Are Both Unhappy

Just found out my wife is pregnant with our first child today. Cheers all.

Thank you for having me mate!

Nobody I knew was happier than my grandparents (the greatest generation). My grandpa openly idolized my grandma and treated her like a queen. My grandma treated my grandpa like he was her whole world, because he was. They worked side by side as equal and loving partners in all that they did. In spite of (or maybe because of) living through the Great Depression and WW2, they were the happiest, most content, most supportive couple I’ve ever known. They lived in the same house their entire married lives, measured success through cherished memories rather than earthly possessions, raised 6 wonderful children and spent every possible moment together, whether it was doing the dishes together or working their 3 acre garden together or sitting side by side on their lawn chairs in the evenings watching the sunset together. You can’t tell me my grandma was repressed and unfulfilled as a homemaker or my grandpa was toxically masculine and an overbearing patriarch. I watched their marriage up close and personal for over 50 years. It was beautiful. They have always been my heroes.

Honestly, this video hit in a way I didn’t expect. It’s rare to hear someone talk about happiness from such a grounded place. It reminded me of something I read in Step Into the Life You Deserve by Arden Kale , that the constant chase for validation, whether it’s from social media or ideology, is what quietly destroys people’s peace. Real happiness isn’t loud. It’s built in silence, through discipline and truth.

It’s not just only fans. Let’s talk about how family courts and one side justice system EMPOWER women to do whatever they want.

Literally every mother since 60s has given this advice to their daughters: "Don't relay on a man, become independent".

I married my wife when I was 20 and she was 18. I couldn't wait to spend the rest of my life with her. 31 years later, she and I are still battling life together as a team. We have 2 adult sons that are creating their own lives, the older son is getting married next March. Although we've had a very rough 2 year patch in our marriage 15 years ago, we never let go of each other. I don't know how young men navigate dating these days- it seems so depressing. I will say that good women are out there, it just takes so much effort to find them. To my younger son- you'll find yourself a nice young girlfriend worthy of your time. I pray that you find her soon, and that she makes you happy.

As a young man who doesn’t play video games, watch porn, is physically fit etc. I find it extremely hard to relate to most women my age. I have almost nothing in common with anyone in my generation male or female. Not to mention I spend so much time working that I don’t even have time to spare.

Oh. I work at a bank and my earnings are 2x my husband’s. Ten years ago, after a traumatic death in our family, I told him I didn’t want to advance in my career and needed to find some peace. I took a different role and have been working from home ever since. I wake up at 4am to go work out with other ladies. At 6 I’m showered, doing Bible study and ensuring dinner ingredients are ready. Work from 7-4 using breaks for chores and dinner prep. Hubby is home at 5 and helps with trash and animal care (chickens & dogs). We live on acreage and every year I plant a huge garden with his help. I’d love to not have to work, but what we have now removed me from the rat race and allows me to live in my femininity. It’s glorious. Thank you God for this life.

Chris is awesome! I'm 79 years old and like his insight. I remember feeling my way through life with little guidance. He provides an amazing amount of information for his listeners.