This tweet is correct. Most of a woman’s anxiety stems from uncertainty about the future. Marriage to a good man and a baby serve as anchoring forces in her life that resolve the hysteria. Carl Jung and many others write extensively about this.
https://twitter.com/floriogina/status/1623677346271186944
Women who are not yet married don’t want to hear that the solution is simple (not easy! but simple) The greater one suffers, the more complex a cure one wishes to find as if to match the intensity of the suffering.
Notice that @FlorioGina never mentioned in her tweet that the solution was by any means *easy*. Finding a good man to marry is difficult and many women screw it up. Nevertheless, if a woman manages to accomplish this and she can have a baby, her anxiety largely does goes away.
This is because the woman is chaotic in temperament and requires a balance of her energy with some masculine order. The mere presence of a good man can calm a woman down regardless the intensity of the problem. To reject the existence of this energetic balance is foolish
A lot of these milquetoast centrists believe that centrism is good simple because it’s at the physical centre of the Overton window. But if the Overton window is all the way out on Mars, then the right idea IS OFTEN what looks like the “extreme and imbalanced” one.
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