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Content: However, feminism has not provided a framework for that, and the messaging has gone so confusing for women that they simply don’t know what to do. They hurt themselves over and over again. Feminism has created a social war, and argues with issues that are not measurable. We are losing our framework of raising happy families and children. I for one, can say that I was not happy being brought up without my parents together. Neither the children of those families whom I know lost it due to feministic liberation. But I do think that there is a better way. I have studied ecofeminism, and I think that might be a better approach. At least it tunes in with the true nature of women, another thing which neofeminist and liberal feminists disagree. They don’t want to admit their movement has created unresolved problems in society.