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Rachel Bock has spent her life building up her career as a scientist,
but at the age of 33, just before she became a doctor,
her confidence in herself slowed down and her vision of the world began to deteriorate.
One day at breakfast, her roommate looked up from her laptop
and said to Bock,
I can't wait to be a doctor. I can't wait to get a degree.
I don't want to live like this.
Bock, who is now 39, said to her roommate,
At that time, all the young women in their thirties at this university had the same common point as me,
that they were students of a doctor's family.
Bock said,
Students of a doctor's family want this crazy career.
That's great.
She said it was different from a 18 or 19-year-old student.
At the time, Bock didn't think she was a feminist.
Because everyone seemed to be feminists.
Bock herself said there was no bad meaning in that.
Because of that, she was faithful to the phrase
that men should not be distracted and that school was the top priority.
Bock had a boyfriend, but his importance was always after his career.
Without a doubt, Bock achieved many wonderful results in the educational process.
Her 12-page resume will envy any new students and many graduates.
Bock was an excellent young scientist,
a team leader in a specialized laboratory environment,
published many excellent papers,
participated in the R1 Rank's famous scholarship program,
and was evaluated as the best graduate student in her class.
When Bock was in her second year at a doctor's family,
her ex-fiancé, who was following her career at the time,
left her forever.
Bock needed to plan the timing of her marriage and pregnancy.
In addition, she needed to meet people who wanted to build a family.
She began to realize that building a family required many plans.
But now it's too late.
At least, that's what Bock thought at the time.
She left her forever at the end of her third year at a doctor's family.
Thinking about what the problem was,
Bock remembered the words she had heard as a child.
She realized that the seeds of feminism had already been planted in her heart,
and that it had completely shaped her view of the world
and influenced her decision-making.
The following words were addressed to a little girl who was carrying a doll.
You don't have to have children,
and one day you'll be able to do whatever you want.
You're as smart as the boys,
so don't let the boys tell you that you're not as smart as them.
Bock gladly said,
Everything I've done is to prove that I'm stronger than the boys,
or to prove that I can beat them in a certain way.
I've always been pursuing a comparison with them.
Bock said,
If you're interested, or if you think it's interesting and want to pursue it,
it's no problem for a girl to pursue a typical male style.
As Bock climbed the stairs and tried to break through all the women's glass ceilings,
the constant competition with men became more and more complicated.
Bock never once asked,
What if you didn't break through the glass ceiling in the end?
What if the distant coast was a fantasy of feminism?
Bock is a never-ending climb.
She never reached the top,
and proved a new experience that it was just an endless list of goals.
She added,
Many women are looking for stability,
and I think it's the only place where the family can bring stability.
It seems that Bock noticed in the second half of the game.
In her mind, who was once a career-oriented feminist,
there was a big change.
She called it part of God's plan.
After abandoning the fantasy of the church and meeting her current husband,
in 2017, Bock had a clash with all the dilemmas and worldviews.
The two met at a grocery store in her hometown and fell in love at first sight.
They had a fun conversation across a small university circle.
They shared their hopes for each other's lives, beliefs,
and what they felt they were missing in their lives.
Bock said,
For the first time, I was able to talk about everything that had misled me.
Bock added,
It was an opportunity to explore other points of view,
such as Jordan Peterson and Christina Hoffsommers,
who are devoted to feminism.
Peterson is a well-known conservative psychologist,
and Sommers is known as an equity feminist.
Bock used her own rich research skills to seek the truth,
and discovered that men and women clearly have unique differences in scientific methods.
Women tend to prefer childcare,
and it is natural to want a family to raise children.
Bock learned that it took longer for a girl to look at her mother's face than for a boy.
She said,
Girls often draw things about people,
while boys draw pistols and moving objects.
That is the difference between men and women.
With this brilliant new discovery,
everything suddenly became meaningful,
and she was freed from the stress of madness.
It is not necessary for a girl to compete to become like a boy.
This is all just a misunderstanding.
However, Bock realized that various misdirections were actually darker than she had imagined.
Bock understood her own worldview,
and in her attempt to rebuild it,
she found the roots of Marxism, a cultural root of feminism,
and realized that it was intricately hidden.
Bock said,
It is to confront women and men and destroy the family system.
They have made me a victim for life,
and the damage is great.
Bock said,
In life, everything has been feminized by feminism.
You need to understand it deeply and forcefully relate it.
If you do so, you can turn many things into gender discrimination.
When she realized that there was a fundamental difference between men and women,
everything became simple.
After Bock married her current husband,
moved to his hometown of Colorado,
pursued a common dream,
and had a family,
she received a more spiritual revelation.
In the past, Bock and her husband were atheists until their faith system was shattered.
However, the experience of being deceived made them humble.
Now, not only in science,
they are also open to new spiritual pursuits.
One day,
she took the Bible to see what was written in the Bible.
She said,
In the Bible, I found a verse.
People cannot see the process of the formation of a large river or mountain.
That is because it was not there when the world was created.
In other words, God says,
You do not know everything.
Now, Bock and her husband live in Colorado,
which is called the 100th anniversary.
They are Christian Orthodox.
Now, they have a one-year-old son,
and another child will be born soon.
She said,
By the grace of God,
we will have at least two children.
Well, that's it for today.
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