This question has been around since time immemorial though perhaps Chaucer's Wife of Bath came closest to answering it when she posited that what we want is control. Still, one of the media' favorite subject matters is the lifestyle of American women. More specifically, they love to run stories backed by flimsy data about things like women
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I get tired of that "I'm not a feminist..." dribble, too. Makes me want to kill somebody. Then pick them up and do it again...
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Right on, sista! You tell `em! I like to call myself a feminist (because I genuinely believe in equality for women) in addition to calling myself more egalatarian. But, I have been confused by the negative connotations associated with women being feminist. Do they think that you have to hate men and be a lesbian to be a feminist? **shrugs**
On the other hand, my feminism was recently called into question by an ex-gf that is pursuing a graduate degree in women's studies because I do not completely swallow every line of feminist dogma, ask pertinent questions that her feminists friends cannot answer, and don't turn every single situation into a symbol of the patriarchy. Guess some people believe that you have to have blind faith and vehehment dogma to be a feminist. Funny, I thought you just had to support the idea that women are equivalent to men (even though they get to have babies...jealous....).
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As for me, I prefer catma. *G*
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Thanks for expressing yourself, as I never could, on this topic!
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