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The weirdest part is how she tries to link "cultural Marxism" to the feminization of men. If you read any actual literature from Communist countries, they're very much not about that. In Liu Cixin's Three-Body Problem sci-fi trilogy there is actually a huge plot point that is clearly him expressing his disdain for "feminized" societies. And he's an adamant supporter of Big Daddy China!

The apparent feminization of men has more to do with the accessibility of birth control. Birth control has a tangible effect on what many women find attractive. There's plenty of studies out there. All that being said, you can be in touch with "feminine" aesthetics and still be a "manly man". There's nothing making the two mutually exclusive except false division by radical pundits like Owens and Shapiro.