“Feminism has always been a force for good and equality.” Is that really the full story? In this conversation with philosopher and author Carrie Gress, we explore how feminist ideas have shaped modern relationships, and why many men and women are now questioning the narrative they were raised to believe. 👉 Book an online session: https://laurahow.com/online-therapists/

Carrie Gress, Catholic philosopher, author of The End of Woman and co-creator of Theology of Home, joins me for a direct and thoughtful discussion about the deeper impact of feminist ideology on marriage, family life, and how men and women now relate to each other.

We talk about the growing divide between the sexes, the loss of trust, and the quiet confusion many people feel but struggle to name. From rising mental health concerns to the breakdown of shared meaning in relationships, this conversation looks at what’s changed, and what it’s costing us.

We also explore ideas that are rarely spoken about openly, including the concept of “toxic femininity,” the devaluing of motherhood, and why conversations about men’s needs are often met with resistance.

This is not about blaming one side. It’s about understanding what has gone wrong, and what needs to be rebuilt.

In this episode:

✔️ Why many people are starting to question feminism’s impact on relationships

✔️ The growing mistrust between men and women

✔️ Mental health struggles in both sexes, and what’s driving them

✔️ Why “toxic femininity” is rarely discussed

✔️ The devaluing of motherhood and its wider consequences

✔️ Why talking about men’s needs creates backlash

✔️ The impact on children and future family life

✔️ How modern culture shapes how we see each other

✔️ Why restoring trust between men and women matters

✔️ What a more grounded, family-centred life could look like

👉 Find Carrie Gress:

• Website: https://www.carriegress.com/

• Theology of Home: https://theologyofhome.com/

• Bio: https://www.carriegress.com/about

💬 Let me know in the comments: Do you think feminism has helped or harmed modern relationships? What are you seeing in your own life?

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