In November 1961, Danish Prime Minister and social democratic politician Viggo Kampmann approved the creation of a committee tasked with investigating how to ensure that the population was properly protected through education on sexual matters, contraception, and responsibility in sexual life.

Although this model originated in European contexts such as Denmark in the 1960s, today its effects can be observed globally. Modern feminist ideas —such as sexual autonomy without commitment, the rejection of traditional gender roles, and the redefinition of the family— have influenced societies worldwide, regardless of political systems, religion, or culture.

In 1968, the committee presented the report Den Blå Betænkning, translated as The Blue Report. This document introduced many concepts and reforms in the sexual and emotional fields, including behavioral models that were taught to both young people and adults.

These models, when applied to real life, have led to shifts in the mentality of both men and women —especially in decision-making related to emotions, sexuality, and family. Situations like pregnancy, commitment, or the search for emotional stability often end in breakdown or crisis.

These models placed the individual at the center, with certain principles positioned above them and others beneath. Among the most influential is the Feminist Model, which we will analyze below:

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Feminist Model¹

This model places the woman alone at the center, from which a set of ideologies is structured that directly influence her way of thinking and behaving in relation to men.

Above Her:

• Equal rights between women and men

• Rejection of sexual, economic, psychological, and physical abuse against women

• Equality in cohabitation between men and women

• Opposition to male arrogance toward women

• Equality in matters of sex, family, and marriage

Below Her:

• Support for socialism and communism

• Right to legal, safe, and free abortion

• Rebellion against all forms of authority (including parents, elders, and even God)

• Promotion of a culture that teaches women “they can do it alone” and do not need a man

• Feminist-only activities and spaces

• Rejection of capitalism and patriarchy

¹ Taken from the book ¿Vestida de Novia? by Teresa Ruiz Pedersen, p. 147

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By embedding in the mind of a woman the right to equal men even in their flaws —such as sexual experimentation without commitment, emotional detachment, and spontaneous intimacy— many women have fallen into toxic relationships that directly affect their physical, emotional, and economic stability.

In many cases, this has led women to become easily irritable, to reject men in their lives, to undervalue motherhood, to resort to abortion as a regular practice, and to develop resentment toward systems or countries that promote capitalism, commerce, or traditional values.

Parallel Evidence: Anxiety and Depression in Modern Society

A study conducted by the Danish Ministry of Health between 2011 and 2014 analyzed how adults manage symptoms of anxiety and depression. The report, presented in 2016, revealed that out of a total of 849 participants, 71% showed moderate to severe symptoms of psychological distress and depression.

Although this study was conducted in Denmark, we present it as a representative example of a trend affecting many other societies. The growing emotional instability, anxiety, and crisis in personal relationships is not an isolated phenomenon but part of a pattern observable on a global scale.

Here are the figures:

Symptom Burden (BDI-II and STAI combined)

Source: Evaluering af satspuljeprojektet: Lær at tackle angst og depression, page 49
🔗 https://www.sst.dk/-/media/Udgivelser/2016/Angst-og-depression/Evaluering-af-satspuljeprojektet-Lær-at-tackle-angst-og-depression,-d-,-En-rand,-d-,-kont,-d-,-under.ashx

Although this study does not directly cite feminism as the cause, it is impossible to ignore that many of the psychosocial symptoms affecting women across the globe —such as anxiety, emotional instability, and difficulties in sustaining healthy relationships— are developing in a cultural context deeply shaped by ideologies promoted since the late 20th century.

This is not a problem exclusive to one country or ideology. Today, women all over the world face emotional and relational consequences stemming from a model that, while promoting autonomy and freedom, has also brought confusion, emotional disconnection, and a rising rate of relationship breakdowns. Understanding these psychosocial effects is key to building healthier, more stable, and more conscious relationships in the future.

A Call to Reflection — and to Help

Therefore, if you are a woman or a man who, for whatever reason, has followed this model and are now facing loneliness, anguish, anger, resentment, rage, or a desire for revenge, remember that you can leave this model behind and rise toward a full and conscious emotional life. At International Family Coaching, we help you develop the emotional skills necessary to relate in a healthy, intelligent, and orderly way. There are many people who are stepping out of this model — you can also do it

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