The only part of feminism I have ever agreed with is a woman's right to choose. I've never seen it as a movement which promotes equality for the sexes - just the name, "feminism", suggests a supremacy for the female gender - and the majority of people I've met who call themselves feminists seem to actively hate men.
These days, as I've said before, it seems that a small minority (I hope) of feminists, although this small minority seems to be the ones who shout the loudest and get themselves heard the most, don't want women to have the right to choose - they want women to live their lives, the way these feminists think women should live their lives - essentially, trying to force us to live their way, under the guise of stopping us from being forced to live another way.
My view of feminism may be jaded in light of the fact that I've been called a disgrace to feminism and a disappointment to women because in my wedding vows I will choose to say "to honour and obey", and because I like the idea, if we were making enough money or won the lottery, of being a stay at home housewife - as long as my husband said in his vows, "to honour and protect", which I believe is the male equivalent of that vow although I'm probably mistaken, and he was bringing home money. If he was bringing home enough money to live on comfortably, I'd be very happy to look after the kids, do the housework and make sure he's got dinner waiting on the table for him. That isn't me being a disgrace to feminism - that's me doing what the earlier feminists fought for, the right to CHOOSE.