From the dawn of civilization, males have continued to enjoy the dominance over the females. The NATURAL discrimination for females ensues with reproduction costs. On the context of giving continuity to its species, the contribution of male is minimum. Thus, the masculine force can enjoy sex without bearing its consequence wherever and whenever, while the females face the music pre and post mating episodes. Thus, one would easily empathize with women who not only go through the arduous process of finding a suitable mate, but also the suffering that comes as a bonus during labor. I empathize with feminists that work hard to create a mythical equality that Mother Nature doesn’t approve of. Their manipulation of malleable population is based on certainties that have no proof. In conclusion, they present themselves as lame “manipulative beauties” and perhaps the greatest threat to the dominant counterpart. Why? In today’s complex interpersonal world where each woman has a wide array of choices from sexual to professional to make, man’s dominant role seems to be at its vulnerable threshold. With latest advancement in technology in reproduction, the physical being of men is almost redundant. At the same time, the manipulation and a charm a female uses to win over dumb chivalrous pigs is outrageous. Take for instance, a sajha thread on “poilo jana paam” song. The desperate need for males to prove how liberal their thinking is for the fairer sex is playing straight to their hands. This caveman mentality of men has put the millions of years of evolution and civilization at risk. In the wild, the lionesses still fight with each other till death to mate with one indifferent Male lion that watches stroking its graceful mane. I wonder if the rule of nature is as easy to reverse with mere mind games. If this equality myth was even remotely true, there wouldn’t be “male-female” wars fueling in every forum we attend today. Perhaps the debate is not about whether females are capable of being equal but maybe they reject equality even when opportunities are bestowed upon them. In nature, it’s only a basic instinct to fight for supremacy at others’ expense.