Tim Pool claims feminism prevents men from finding traditional partners for families

What was said

"My issue was when I was in my late 20s, I would have loved to have had a woman who says, 'You go do the work. You find the resources. I'll find the family.' Like, I will work my finger to the bone for the family. You work your finger to the bone for the resources for that family. But the modern ideology tells women not to do that."

Tim Pool argues that modern feminist ideology has made it impossible for men seeking traditional family structures to find compatible partners. He claims women are pressured into careers rather than homemaking, citing his own experience in his late twenties when he wanted a traditional partnership. Pool frames this as a systemic problem created by left-wing ideology that pushes women into the workforce as 'girl bosses' instead of mothers and homemakers.