[ SECRET POST #2539 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2539 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Rules of Feminism

[(Anonymous)]

There is a branch of feminism that thinks women are worth less than men?

Re: Rules of Feminism

[(Anonymous)]

(NA)

They might be saying that some branches of feminism believe women are less than men in some ways and greater in others? Different strengths? idk

Re: Rules of Feminism

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I think there's some "feminists" that definitely think women are better than men. Morally superior, men are evil, etc. I honestly thought they were magical unicorns that sexist men invented to talk about how they hate feminism. But then I made the mistake of visiting ontd_feminism.

I don't consider them real feminists, though.

Re: Rules of Feminism

[(Anonymous)]

DA
The only feminists I'd ever encountered until about two years ago all think women are auperior to men on every way and the "equality" they want is actually female domination. It's always made me very uncomfortable about feminism and I'm still wary of anyone who calls themselves a feminist until they demonstrate that they're concerned with equality, not dominance.