löysytät
Löysytät is a Finnish term that roughly translates to “slack women” or “relaxed women”. It is used to describe a group of women who reject traditional expectations of marriage, child‑bearing, and the pursuit of a highly structured career path, instead favouring a more flexible and often less demanding lifestyle. The word originates from the Finnish adjective “löysi”, meaning “slack” or “loose”, and the suffix “‑tät”, the plural feminine form. Thus, löysytät literally conveys the idea of women who prefer to keep life unbound by rigid social norms.
The term gained public attention in the early 2010s as part of a broader discussion on gender
In academia, löysytät has been examined within studies of contemporary Finnish feminism, identity politics, and the