Listening to your eminently reasonable critique makes me sad and happy at the same time: sad at the state of the West in general, and happy that I moved to a sensible country decades ago, a country where the traditional roles of men and women have not been forgotten.

Unfortunately, Hollyweird, the American media and American academia have a powerful influence on young Taiwanese minds. American-style sexual harassment codes have been written into law (affording much-needed protection to women), so even here men need to be aware of the possibility of unfounded accusations being used to destroy their reputations.

Sexual experimentation (encouraged by Hollyweird) has had a definite role in depressing Taiwan's birth rate to the 3rd lowest in the world. As a college teacher, I witnessed the casual acceptance of lesbianism among my students, which was not the case when I first arrived. Still, the social scene is still much better than in the West: there is no widespread encouragement of illegitimacy through welfare.

Unrelated question
Mr Molyneux: why don't you occasionally interact with your Steemit followers?