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Feminists are not angry lesbians who hate men. Feminists do not believe women are better than men, or that women deserve special privileges. They do not believe women are victims.
In order to be considered a feminist, you only need to be on board with one idea: All humans, male and female, should have equal political, economic and social rights.

Although more and more people are beginning to understand the true definition of feminism and openly identifying with it, there has always been a negative stigma attached to it.

Part of this problem is the way our media sensationalizes things, trying to pass the most radical and extreme versions as the standard which, in this case, depicts a feminist as a man-hater who hates lipstick, crinkles her nose at stay-at-home moms, and unapologetically supports abortions on demand.

Laugh some more: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/casey-cavanagh/why-we-still-need-feminism_b_5837366.html

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Thanks for posting this. It's can be hard for some of us to even use the word feminism or feminist without being called a man hater, or a bitch etc. There are a lot of things I wish were different about being a woman.

I'm always afraid taking the subway at night or walking alone at dark
I worry about being followed to a bank machine and getting robbed
There's always a nagging in the back of my mind meeting a new client hoping that I won't be in any danger
I hate wearing short dresses/short shorts and walking on the street because i get cat called every time
when a guy cat calls you or tries to get your attention and you don't respond you could get sworn at, followed, or worse

A lot of the times when i'm doing errands i'll dress down just to not draw attention to myself, maybe it makes me feel like i'm a bit safer. But being all dressed up and wearing heels and a nice outfit sure changes how you get treated and looked at by guys around you. Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad. I've watched a few videos of ladies being filmed walking around New York in normal clothes just to show how often they get approached and cat called. It's a shame really.
 
Thanks for posting this. It's can be hard for some of us to even use the word feminism or feminist without being called a man hater, or a bitch etc. There are a lot of things I wish were different about being a woman.

I'm always afraid taking the subway at night or walking alone at dark
I worry about being followed to a bank machine and getting robbed
There's always a nagging in the back of my mind meeting a new client hoping that I won't be in any danger
I hate wearing short dresses/short shorts and walking on the street because i get cat called every time
when a guy cat calls you or tries to get your attention and you don't respond you could get sworn at, followed, or worse

A lot of the times when i'm doing errands i'll dress down just to not draw attention to myself, maybe it makes me feel like i'm a bit safer. But being all dressed up and wearing heels and a nice outfit sure changes how you get treated and looked at by guys around you. Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad. I've watched a few videos of ladies being filmed walking around New York in normal clothes just to show how often they get approached and cat called. It's a shame really.

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[h=1]Feminist activist women are masculinized in terms of digit-ratio and social dominance: a possible explanation for the feminist paradox[/h]
The feminist movement purports to improve conditions for women, and yet only a minority of women in modern societies self-identify as feminists. This is known as the feminist paradox. It has been suggested that feminists exhibit both physiological and psychological characteristics associated with heightened masculinization, which may predispose women for heightened competitiveness, sex-atypical behaviors, and belief in the interchangeability of sex roles. If feminist activists, i.e., those that manufacture the public image of feminism, are indeed masculinized relative to women in general, this might explain why the views and preferences of these two groups are at variance with each other. We measured the 2D:4D digit ratios (collected from both hands) and a personality trait known as dominance (measured with the Directiveness scale) in a sample of women attending a feminist conference. The sample exhibited significantly more masculine 2D:4D and higher dominance ratings than comparison samples representative of women in general, and these variables were furthermore positively correlated for both hands. The feminist paradox might thus to some extent be explained by biological differences between women in general and the activist women who formulate the feminist agenda.


https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4158978/




82% of americans don't identify as feminists






[h=1]SNAPSHOT: Male Victims of Violent Crime[/h]
https://www.victimsweek.gc.ca/res/r512.html

In 2008, overall rates of police-reported violent victimization were comparable between men and women, but the nature of their victimization differed.
In that year, men were more likely than women to be victims of the most serious forms of physical assault (levels 2 and 3) and have a weapon used against them.
Men were almost twice as likely to be the victims of assault level 2 than women (215 versus 114 per 100,000);
Though aggravated assault (level 3) occurs much less frequently than the less serious forms of assault, the rate of aggravated assault for men is over three times greater than that of women (18 versus 5 per 100,000)
Young men under the age of 18 are 1.5 times more likely to be physically assaulted than young girls.
Male victims were most often physically assaulted by a stranger or by someone else outside of the family. In 2008, men were the victims of 80% of all reported attacks by strangers.
Men were more likely to be robbed than women. They were victims in 65% of robberies in 2008.
Male teens aged 15 to 17 reported the highest robbery rates among all child and youth age groups and nearly 1.5 times higher than the rate for men aged 18 to 24.
Men were more likely than women to be a homicide victim, accounting for almost three quarters (74%) of homicide victims during a 5-year period between the years 2004 to 2008.
More than one-third of male victims of homicide were killed with a firearm, compared to one fifth of female homicide victims.
Men were 2.5 times more likely to be sexually assaulted in an institutional setting (school, non-commercial or non-corporate area) than women.


https://time.com/37337/nearly-half-of-young-men-say-theyve-had-unwanted-sex/

A new study challenges some widely held assumptions about coercion, sexual assault and gender. According to a paper published in the American Psychological Association journal, Psychology of Men and Masculinity,43% of high school and college-aged men say they’ve had “unwanted sexual contact,” and 95% of those say a female acquaintance was the aggressor.

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[h=1][/h]more than 40% of DV victims are men

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2010/sep/05/men-victims-domestic-violence




Convention has it that women are the gentler sex.

But when it comes to relationships they are more likely than men to be controlling and aggressive, a study claims.
Increasing numbers of women can now be classed as ‘intimate terrorists’, meaning that they are verbally and physically violent towards a partner.
Psychologists at the University of Cumbria questioned 1,104 young men and women using a scale of behaviour which ranged from shouting and insulting to pushing, beating and using weapons.
They discovered that women were ‘significantly’ more likely to be verbally and physically aggressive to men than vice versa.

They concluded that violence was linked to controlling behaviour such as checking up on partners and persuading them not to see certain friends.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2669408/Rise-female-relationship-terrorists-Study-finds-women-controlling-aggressive-partners-men.html


an yes feminism is about man nating lesbianism a popular textbook Feminist Frontiers is edited by 3 lesbian feminists profs.





https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2011/sep/14/gender-studies-male-blaming-bias


Robert Stacy Mccain in his sex trouble series documents anti-male sentiment in women studies programs in universities he even ordered feminist textbooks from amazon he also quotes anti-male quotes from feminist college profs

https://theothermccain.com/category/feminism/sex-trouble/


his book

[h=1]Sex Trouble: Essays on Radical Feminism and the War Against Human Nature[/h]
 
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The drugging the American Boy


[h=2]By the time they reach high school, nearly 20 percent of all American boys will be diagnosed with ADHD. Millions of those boys will be prescribed a powerful stimulant to "normalize" them. A great many of those boys will suffer serious side effects from those drugs. The shocking truth is that many of those diagnoses are wrong, and that most of those boys are being drugged for no good reason—simply for being boys. It's time we recognize this as a crisis.[/h]
https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a32858/drugging-of-the-american-boy-0414/



the forced drugging of boys is what contributing to the epidemic of mass shootings.

https://www.breitbart.com/big-gover...feminised-society-creates-young-male-killers/

We may never know quite what drives some people to kill. But it seems that in young Dylann Storm Roof, we have further evidence of a trend that should worry us all. I’m talking about his dependence on prescription drugs: suboxone, to be precise.
Roof is just the latest in a long line of young men who have committed appalling crimes after a lifetime on psychotropic drugs. If you don’t believe me, consider some of the most notorious young male shooters in American history.
Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza? Lexapro and Celexa. Red-headed Aurora killer James Holmes? Clonazepam and sertraline. Virginia Tech mass murderer Seung-Hui Cho?Prozac. Charles Whitman, the “Texas Tower Sniper”? Dexedrine. Columbine executioners Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold? Zoloft and Luvox.
You get the idea. These young men were all on prescribed medication. Feminism helped to get them there. In particular, female teachers who either dislike men or are completely ignorant of healthy behaviour norms for boys are creating a generation of emotionally stunted, drugged up young men.
Millions of young American men are prescribed powerful drugs after being diagnosed with the phantom condition “ADHD,” better known as a mixture of natural boisterousness and poor parental discipline. The mere fact of being male has become pathologised.
When they get into their teens and early twenties, they graduate onto drugs like Zoloft and Prozac, drugs that can produce a powerfully dissociative effect in the mind, muddying the distinctions between reality and fantasy. All this, because boys are now treated as though they are defective girls.





 
So are you trying to negate all the violence against women, because many men have to engage in violence against each other? Feminism is about man hating lesbians???

I'm sorry I'd just like to be confident walking down the street dressed normally without being harassed or worried about being robbed, followed home or raped. Not exactly the same as someone going to war or guys getting in fights with each other. Who is a little more prepared to face an attack? Average young woman who's never been in a fight in her life, or average young man who grew up fighting and wrestling with friends or possibly getting into fist fights with peers?

I suppose I just feel like Canada man is trying to negate anything women have to deal with because male on male violence is common. Being labelled as a man hater just for being a women with this broad of a brush is infuriating.
 
to each their own, some women ruin men who are sensitive, and some men ruin womens lives

it is all equal the way I look at it, each individual is seeking their rights.................even the others..
 
[So are you trying to negate all the violence against women, because many men have to engage in violence against each other? Feminism is about man hating lesbians???]

voilence is not a gendered issue. women are just as voilent as men and women tend to use weapons or get other men to do it for them

yes feminism is about man hating lesbians inciting hate against mn labelling them as rapists, predators and voilent people out to oppress women. i listed the evidence links which point to feminist college proffessors that openly admit that feminism is about man hating lesbianism apparently you didn't bother to read them





[I'm sorry I'd just like to be confident walking down the street dressed normally without being harassed or worried about being robbed, followed home or raped. Not exactly the same as someone going to war or guys getting in fights with each other. Who is a little more prepared to face an attack? Average young woman who's never been in a fight in her life, or average young man who grew up fighting and wrestling with friends or possibly getting into fist fights with peers?]


like feminists you wallow in victimhood. this is what feminism is all about painting women as victims with no agency who are unable to protect themselves. criminals target victims who are vulnerable. crooks look for signs of weakness.

https://www.workplacebullying.org/2013/05/14/gait/





[I suppose I just feel like Canada man is trying to negate anything women have to deal with because male on male violence is common. Being labelled as a man hater just for being a women with this broad of a brush is infuriating.]



the typical feminist response is you are negating women's issues or you hate women when you refute their claims. feminism is not synonymous with women. most women don't identify as feminist i never labeled you as man hating. feminism is a man hating lesbian supremacist idealogy the evidence is there.

i listed the evidence on how feminist policies hurt men and boys you ignore them claiming them i negate women.





here is more evidence that feminism is anti-male




https://lady-of-anti-feminism.tumbl...on-earth-did-you-get-the-idea-of-feminism-not



they have links to news reports



 
So are you trying to negate all the violence against women, because many men have to engage in violence against each other? Feminism is about man hating lesbians???

I'm sorry I'd just like to be confident walking down the street dressed normally without being harassed or worried about being robbed, followed home or raped. Not exactly the same as someone going to war or guys getting in fights with each other. Who is a little more prepared to face an attack? Average young woman who's never been in a fight in her life, or average young man who grew up fighting and wrestling with friends or possibly getting into fist fights with peers?

I suppose I just feel like Canada man is trying to negate anything women have to deal with because male on male violence is common. Being labelled as a man hater just for being a women with this broad of a brush is infuriating.

Charlotte,

You should be able to walk anywhere you like with no fear of being molested.
In fact all people deserve that.

Although labeling the problem as this or that is not going to solve anything.

I personally think the laws we have in North America are softer on murders than they are in people who mis-treat animals.
In many cases we have pity on the criminals and even after 3, 5 or even 7 arrests for violence the courts still let them go or give minimal sentences.

I am a punishment fit the crime kind of guy and do believe rehabilitation is possible but unlikely for this who commit violence against women or children.
Problem is I would jail then for life, a very short life at that.

It is not a womanhood against man thing it is actually a we need to stand up and stop the violence kind of thing.
 
Why do percentages or polls have to come into play when discussing rights or wrongs. No matter how many times it's happened, no matter what the percentages are, oppressing, abusing, harassing, defaming, beating,shaming, etc, anyone/any sex is wrong. This thread was about feminism, why we need it, and we do. Not about *not* needing empathy and understanding towards male issues as well, you can have both. Being a feminist doesn't mean a woman is anti-male or uninformed about the needs of men.
Obviously a female will never completely understand a male or what they face day to day, and vice versa, one has to wear the shoes to be able to walk in them. So there will always be things to learn for both sexes and more understanding given for both sexes. So when the topic of feminism is brought up I don't think anyone needs to justify male issues, we are aware of them and supporting feminism doesn't mean you are uninformed about them or anti-male.
 
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