Do you consider yourself a feminist? Which gender are you? What does the word feminism mean to you?

Question

3 questions in 1!

Answer 1

my name is pat. im on the fence

Answer 2

Yes. I'm a woman. Feminism simply recognizes women as having value. Just like men.

And for the misogynists who just responded beneath me:

Any man who feels the need to insult a feminist either A) has a p***s the size of a gherkin or B) is abusive to women or C) is a closet homosexual who has issues with women in general because he wasn't born as one.

I feel your pain.

Answer 3

Yes, I am a feminist.  I'm a woman.

It means using my power to take advantage of anyone and everyone I can.

Answer 4

Yes. Woman. It means I should be paid the same wage for the same job for a start.  

Answer 5

No. Female, 23. Feminism takes children away from their parents, forces women to do twice as much work as they did before, encourages girls to run around half-naked having s*x with random men, and belittles anyone who disagrees.

Answer 6

Yes. I'm male. It means supporting full equality for females in society.

Answer 7

I AM NOT a feminist, I AM a woman and feminism is responsible for the total ruination of women as women.  

Answer 8

No! I am a woman who has witnessed the movement for 40+ years and it has only liberated women from their dignity.

Feminism has succeeded in putting women in the workforce, taking them out of the home, putting babies in daycare, driving a wedge between husband and wife, leaving women to raise kids on their own, kids with out fathers, more kids on drugs, more depression for women and then they wonder why men don't treat them with respect when they shack up and then get knocked up.

Oh, I was raised by a feminist who shacked up, got knocked up then blamed men for everything. I decided to live my life more traditionally and got married, then had a baby and love to make my man happy for 25 years now. :)

Answer 9

I'm male. I don't consider myself a feminist. But I am fully committed to and believe passionately in human rights and equal rights and respect for all humans. This of course means all humans.

Feminism means to me simply a specific way for women to give gender to the same thing I believe in.

(Only in YA would someone like me get thumbs down for saying they believe in human rights for all. Amazing, isn't it?)