feminists tell me...

Absolutely not. And anyone who answers 'yes' unironically to this is not a feminist.

No. Feminism is simply a movement that promotes general, societal equality between the sexes, and so hating men would be contributing to the problem (and, therefore, 'man-haters' aren't strictly feminist in my view). Although men are generally privileged within our current western society, many men chose to act and behave 'better' than their stereotype, in an attempt to create some sense of equality: men can be feminist too! One of the biggest problems that feminists face is the assumption that we hate men, which isn't true. Feminism doesn't define men as predators or beasts, and it certainly doesn't imply that men are stupid. Feminism doesn't really have anything to do with men as individuals, and not even women. If you believe that the sexes should be paid equally for the same work and that women's expectations shouldn't differ from men's simply due to stereotype, then your views align with feminist ideals. That's all. Many post-modern feminists may believe differently, but all I want (as a feminist) is general equality.

I'm so sorry about the length of this reply, I hope it helps!!

Thank you so much.
This is what people should understand.
On the other side people especially men need to be educated on women's struggles.
So that they will understand that they need to be nice toward other people and be nice, respectful and understandable with women.
They should also be tought that they are in no way superior to women

Do you hate men? No
Are they disgusting to you? No
Do you consider them as predators, wild beasts? No
Are men stupid beings for you? No
Would you put men in cages if you had the power to do so ? No


Feminism is about equal rights. It's not about disliking men.

Greetings.
Feminists please tell me:
Do you hate men?
Are they disgusting to you?
Do you consider them as predators, wild beasts?
Are men stupid beings for you?
Would you put men in cages if you had the power to do so ?

Lol I'm personally not a feminist as although there are some things like in equal pay etc etc, guys dont have it easy either. If a guy is vulnerable, cries or anything like that hes called gay etc etc, guys cant wear makeup or anything like that as they'll be called gay. Think about it, you never rlly hear stories about guys being raped etc as a girl could never possibly do that, even tho they do. Idk neither genders have it easy and I feel like some ppl dont see that, this is all my view btw I dont wanna offend anybody. I'm a girl btw

Greetings.
Feminists please tell me:
Do you hate men?
Are they disgusting to you?
Do you consider them as predators, wild beasts?
Are men stupid beings for you?
Would you put men in cages if you had the power to do so ?

Of course! Feminism as a concept (in my view) is not concerned with individual behaviours or attitudes, as an example, if one woman says something misogynistic it doesn't reflect the entirety of the female sex (and vice-versa). Feminism strives toward equality, regardless of the behaviours of a minority of individuals within each sex. The main point of the message is that it isn't the role of a feminist to class men as "beasts", as the movement isn't a judgement of their individual character, rather the belief that they have the right to their own freedom.

Hopefully, this makes more sense, thanks for taking an interest!

Thank you for your answer


It has helped and a lot
Thank you so much😆

Greetings.
Feminists please tell me:
Do you hate men?
Are they disgusting to you?
Do you consider them as predators, wild beasts?
Are men stupid beings for you?
Would you put men in cages if you had the power to do so ?

Some people use feminism as an excuse to exercise power over men. What we really want is to be able to do the same things that you can, and have the same prospects that you do.

I’m a feminist and see feminism as the striving for equal rights and opportunities for both men and women. I don’t think that women are better than men, nor do I think men are better than women.

It often frustrates me when I see posts that say ‘100 reasons why women are superior to men’, ‘higher intelligence proven’, etc because the root of feminism is the want of equality. Some people just have a twisted view of it and use it as a means to look down on men.

There are stupid females and stupid males. There are educated males and educated females. In the end we are all one.

Greetings.
Feminists please tell me:
Do you hate men?
Are they disgusting to you?
Do you consider them as predators, wild beasts?
Are men stupid beings for you?
Would you put men in cages if you had the power to do so ?

Need more peeps like you

The people who answer yes to these are not feminists. They're just stupid people who are using the label to try and make their anger against men seem justified.

Exactly, I feel like if we all educated each other on the struggles we face people would be more empathetic. That goes for everything whether it's sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, whatever. If we're all more educated we can understand better and make better choices because we now know how our choices harm others in ways we wouldn't normally think. It can impact how we vote politically for someone who stands for equality but also change who we choose to be friends and call them out when they say something hurtful because some of their toxic opinions or sign a petition we normally wouldn't. I'm a white straight girl so I know there are people who have struggled so much more than me for things they can't change about themselves. I guess I have big hopes for our generation and hope we can be more respectful and understanding and get closer to equality.

Great, I'm glad this helped! Thanks for being open for a chat

& nobody is trying to invalidate men’s struggles. we just want to be seen as your equals. i don’t really know why that’s such a hard concept to grasp. there’s so much **** women go through that men don’t have to consider. but we’re not saying that all men have life so easy. of course men have struggles but being a man isn’t one of those struggles.