Is a feminists marriage her central priority?

Question

Is a feminists marriage her central priority?

Answer 1

For most of them, yup. I've met very few women who have said that their career is more important or on equal footing with their marriage.

Answer 2

I'm not religious and I'm not a feminist (not by my own admission, but my belief in certain elements some may say that I am - my belief in others would say that I am not ... lol), and I'm not female.

I couldn't entertain it on religious grounds - it would hypocrisy.

I wouldn't entertain it on legal grounds - there is little if any circumstantial benefit to me, or financial benefit or legal benefit. Along side a few definite disadvantages. Coupled with believed disadvantages, the beliefs are based on first hand evidence.

This is one guy that is going to take a lot to bring round to the idea.

Answer 3

i am a feminist and i would say yes in my case.

Answer 4

Marriage, I do not personally believe in it. I have been with the same man for 3 years and we are quite happy the way we are without a ring and a piece of paper.

I don't ever intend to get married; I do not belong to any secular religious groups so it is superfluous to me. That is only how I feel, it is fine how others live their life. But for me it's just not a priority at all.  

Answer 5

or his

and it depends on the person

Answer 6

I am a feminist, and I would say my marriage and daughter both tie for top priority. I love my husband because we don't have to work incredibly hard at making our marriage "work" we are just a great team, treat each other with respect, and contribute equally to our life together.  

Answer 7

Probably depends on the individual...