Forbidden Fruits: Gullible Women Swallowing Satanic Ideas

Conrad Riker
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Feminism Isn’t Liberation—It’s a Trap That Destroys Women and Vilifies Men. Escape the Madness. 


Tired of being labeled “toxic” just for being a man? 


Watch women you care about swallow feminist lies that turn them bitter and broken? 


Had enough of society praising female victimhood while ignoring male suffering? 


This Book Gives You: 


- Proof feminism hijacks women’s minds with Satanic Marxism. 

- Facts exposing the “patriarchy” as a vengeful feminist fairy tale. 

- Why abortion empowers female deceit, not equality. 

- How feminism fuels misandry and male suicide epidemics. 

- Evidence women net-loot men’s taxes and labor. 

- Why gender quotas butcher merit and reward mediocrity. 

- The truth about cuckoldry’s hidden toll across cultures. 

- Tools to smash woke dogma with unassailable logic. 


If you want to end feminism’s war on men and rescue society from collapse, buy this book today.

Feminism Isn’t Liberation—It’s a Trap That Destroys Women and Vilifies Men. Escape the Madness. Tired of being labeled “toxic” just for being a man? Watch women you care about swallow feminist lies that turn them bitter and broken? Had enough of society praising female victimhood while igno...

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3 reviews
Medieval Rebecs
July 10, 2026
idk the story too well but from it all they both did it so no neither is better
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Kaylynn
July 6, 2026
btw Adam ate the fruit too 🙄
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Bean!! (The Meow Meow)
July 7, 2026
We forgetting Adam like he was a saint
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