Stop feuding, love each other

In a world where feminism blooms so bright,
Men have become resources, objects in sight.
No longer knights, heroes of tales of old,
But functions, ATMs, stories untold.

They must be successful, strong, and wealthy too,
With apartments, cars, and muscles brand new.
Pay the bills, gift flowers, diamonds rare,
Fulfill desires, with reason gone bare.

Their achievements, merely tools for a quest,
To capture the attention of a queen, at best.
She chooses, like a shopper in a store,
Comparing "options," love is not what's in store.

He strives and struggles, chasing a mirage,
To prove his worth, his strength, on life's stage.
He loses himself in this constant race,
Hoping to become her need, her embrace.

But stumble he may, his grip may weaken,
And a new "model" will quickly be seen.
He's left in the dust, broken and low,
An expendable resource, a useless portfolio.

In a world where values have been turned upside down,
Men have forgotten the strength they've found.
Enough of the strife, let us complement each other,
Man and woman, love is a gift to the other.

Man and woman, through life they stride,
The world is a place of aggressive tide.
Home offers rest, a place to unwind,
Home holds comfort, peace of mind.

At home, both can relax and embrace,
Enjoy each other's warmth and grace.
At home, no one diminishes or belittles,
At home, a companion waits, life's true ripples.

Enough of the strife!  Love one another,
Find a connection, a bond like no other.