Patriarchy wasn’t built to serve women — but it was never built to serve most men either.

In this third episode of my 5-part series on patriarchy and capitalism's toxic relationship, we break down how patriarchy accidentally made men obsolete. When capitalism tied masculinity to money and productivity, men became workers before all else. That’s how they received their patriarchal dividends.

When second wave feminism enabled women to gain financial independence, men lost their monopoly on survival.

Stay until the end for the cliffhanger on how capitalism rebranded servitude as empowerment.

Keywords: patriarchy explained, masculinity, feminism, capitalism, gender roles, modern masculinity, feminist podcast, gender inequality, men and power

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The nuclear family wasn’t built for love – it was built for labour.

In the second episode of my 5-part series on patriarchy and capitalism’s toxic partnership, we break down how the nuclear family became an economic machine that keeps both systems alive. From the rise of private property to the post-war suburban ideal, this episode exposes how family structure was engineered to reproduce patriarchy generation after generation.

If you’ve ever questioned why “traditional family values” always seem to benefit men and corporations, this episode explains the architecture behind it.

Stay until the end for a cliffhanger on how women’s financial independence disrupted men’s role – by accident 😉

Keywords: nuclear family, patriarchy explained, capitalism, feminism, gender roles, unpaid labor, domestic work, women and work, feminist podcast, feminist theory, family and capitalism, women’s history

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Patriarchy wasn’t born – it was built.

In the first episode of my 5-part series on patriarchy and capitalism’s toxic partnership, we break down how power, property, and control over women’s labor built the world’s oldest system of domination – one that still shapes our lives today.

This is the blueprint of male power, the origin story patriarchy doesn’t want you to know.

If you’ve ever wondered where patriarchy came from or how it keeps itself alive, this episode is for you. Stay until the end for a cliffhanger on what’s coming next 😉

Tags: patriarchy, feminism, capitalism, gender roles, women and power, feminist podcast, history of patriarchy, women’s empowerment

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Niceness is a scam. Being "nice" describes someone who is polite and pleasant to be around, focusing on surface-level interactions and social harmony. It's a performance. It's how the patriarchy grooms us for exploitation and disrespect, because the nice girl is taught to that being liked is more important than being respected.

Being mean is the opposite of that -- it's prioritizing being respected more than being liked. (& I don't mean acting like Regina George.)

In this episode, we discuss:

• What it means to be mean
• Why being mean is a form of self-protection & self-preservation
• The 2 main reasons why people will use guilt, shame, and punishment to force you into being nice
• An example of one of my fave historical baddies who was successfully mean

✨Hope you love it and can use this law to make your dreams come true. You are the baddest bitch in the building.

Love, Neeki xo

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You're not a Pokemon or some kind of collectible, but the wrong type of people will see you as a commodity, something to collect.

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We've been bamboozled into thinking that the more we're present and the more we prove ourselves, the more people will respect us. This is a load of crap. The truth is that the more people see you, the less they notice you. They'll take you for granted and respect you less. In this episode, we'll discuss:

• The most valuable form of giving (that you're probably doing too much of)
• Why we've been conditioned to think that more presence = more respect
• How strategic absence relates to supply & demand, and how you can use this to your advantage
• How to use absence, fantasy, and mystery to increase respect

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Being a woman is a gift, it's the highest form of being. Everything exists because of a woman, and we should celebrate and love ourselves unconditionally.

Lately, there’s been a wave of online “divine femininity” content that looks empowering at first… but it’s really patriarchy dressed up as spirituality. It tells women that to be “in our feminine” we need to sit back, receive, and let men lead, provide, and decide.

In this episode, I discuss:

• Why “divine femininity” online is just old gender stereotypes repackaged
• How it twists real spiritual and philosophical traditions
• The difference between actual empowerment and limiting labels like “feminine” vs. “masculine”

If you’ve ever scrolled past those videos about “being in your feminine” and felt something was off, this episode is for you.

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"People never do something just once" - Robert Greene

There's no such thing as an isolated incident, because people's actions are always part of a pattern of behaviour. However, the patriarchy made us believe the complete opposite, because accepting excuses keeps power where it is. The patriarchy is based on repetition: people repeat the same behaviours, institutions repeat the same patterns, cultures repeat the same stories.

The thing is, excuses are data, they reveal so much info!!! They're breadcrumbs people leave behind because they're not careful in covering their tracks...

In this episode, we'll discuss:

• The reason why no one does something just once
• A TEXTBOOK example of this (Chr*s Brown)
• How accepting excuses creates a false reality
• How this ties into people pleasing & other ways women have been conditioned
• Common excuses used in relationships + the workplace, and the data you can gather from them

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People pleasing is rooted in superstitions like "If I give everything, then I'll finally be enough" and "If someone likes me, then I'll finally like myself." This way of thinking puts us in mental poverty, which keeps us trapped in survival mode. It's perfect for people who want to exploit our lack of boundaries, and it's harmful for us in every way.

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