Hold up, let me see this, what does it say? It says the ability to create life. Do all feminists think the same interesting. Basically, what makes you a woman, femininity and womanhood is so much more than just you know, getting dressed up and putting on makeup and just the way i feel it's it's who i am on a biological level right men can be feminist. True, three, two one go.

I mean i'm wearing a hoodie that says men could be feminist too. I feel like i have to be over here. I think most men that are feminists are like usually, okay, guys guys. This is a really hot.

Take chat guys i'm not trying to get canceled, but i think i think it doesn't matter what cement it is wearing political stimulants on your shirt is stupid. You should you shouldn't do it. I said it either: lazy virtue, signaling just want to see ticks or access to easy sex. I think it depends on your definition of feminism like modern day feminism.

I would say yes, like traditional feminism like advocating for you know, wait. I think it depends on your definition of feminism like modern day feminism. I would say yes, like traditional feminism like advocating, for you know traditional femininity and non-discrimination in the workplace, like i think those things men can agree with. I see what you're saying when you're like there's this performative feminism, that a lot of guys do so if a male feminist is like.

Oh, i only support like women, and it's just only about that, but he's not even talking about how like feminism needs to support men or like trans people or whatever. Then there is a performativeness to it: white feminist voice. What just? Let's just watch a white feminist's voice are too loud. Watches are too loud.

Three. What can i two? What kind of question is this? I somewhat agree like that: white feminist voices are too loud, but then i think that they become really good at using black women or black faces when they want to. You know, push their movement further. I i agree that it's probably not balanced and i think it probably needs to be more equal.

I guess the reason why i'm at somewhat disagree is just because i'm hesitant to say that anyone speaking up for their views is too loud. I think that's fine and i can definitely see what you're saying i just hate like you guys guys i throw in this little bit guys, i think it probably made at using black women or black faces when they want to. You know, push their movement further. I i agree that it's probably not balanced, and i think it probably needs to be.

This is tough. I feel like guys. This is just an observation. Okay, i'm not making any damage guys.

I promise okay, i just feel like a lot of times a lot of times: uh uh um. Sometimes people will say um this ethnicity or this isn't getting enough representation right. Some sometimes uh people color black black people - that, oh guys um. We need more black people in this.

We need a woman in that way. More, isn't it and that's that's absolutely fair enough. Everybody should have a representation uh 100 right. We should advocate for that and then and then um.

Then some people do representation properly and they're. Very good at it, and then people will go against them. They'll say: oh dude, you're you're only using uh, the the face of women or black people, or whatever the uh for pr and to gain cookie points or whatever. So it's like okay! Well, what? What are people supposed to do? Then? It seems, like you can't do anything it's like from.

According to her take you can't do women or black faces when they want to. You know, push their movement further. I i agree that it's probably not balanced and i think it probably needs to be more equal. I guess the reason why i'm at somewhat disagree is just because i'm hesitant to say that anyone speaking up for their views is too loud.

I think that's fine and i can definitely see what you're saying i just hate like when some of these movements use black women when it's convenient for them. There's no discussion about the latinas immigrants how they're get treated on the feminist movement. You know it's always about guys. I think it's about how you do it chet.

Sometimes it's very organic and normal and fine right right. Well, oh, a new character's added or news to whatever's at it right! Oh, oh, oh they're, all other black who gives a it's fine, everything's natural. It's all good. I think i think.

Sometimes you can feel it it's weird when it's like! Oh dude, let's let let's say you have a a squad and it's like it's like 20 white males right for like 10 years, and then something happens right and it's like bing bing, bing, bing, all different. It's like dude, okay! Now you can feel it. Okay, dude. What the hey, either the president or something else, that's more interesting to white when you think of feminism, you usually think of a white lady and i think, that's still perpetuated even though there'd be like a lot of black women behind the scenes.

Doing a lot of the heavy lifting and often are in a lot of civil rights movements. White women have certain rights. They need through feminism as other people, but they're just always taken more seriously by everyone. I'll read off a list of public figures and you'll go to your left.

If you believe the person to be a feminist or the right, if you don't think they're a feminist kim kardashian, i wouldn't say that she isn't a feminist. I i don't think that's her number one thing she went from doing her show and the whole like sex scandal, thing cheers you know now: she's working in law and civil rights and she's done the whole family thing. Ultimately, i think that kim kardashian is a woman that has like done what she's wanted to do. Amy coney barrett amy cody, bear in my opinion, is like the epitome of a feminist she's, literally like a supreme court justice in like the highest court of the land, and she totally disproves the narrative that women have to choose between having a career and a family.

I i don't really agree with her a lot on the political stances, but i think more so as just being a role model for women to be on a level the supreme court, where it's primarily dominated by men, jk rowling three years ago. I would have said yes and there's still a lot of reasons. I would she was a single mom. She wrote all the books, she became a billionaire.

The reason i would say kind of know now is her just kind of weird anti-trans, zealotry she's gotten involved in that kind of undercuts a lot of her other feminist stuff. I mean i disagree that just for the fact that she expresses her own opinions and now people like literally crucified, her and and really want to like, put her under and undermine everything she has done. You know it's just. She has such a big platform that, when you're talking like this very extreme stuff about a marginalized group, that's really the issue.

Why should women like with a platform, be forced to align with the mainstream narrative of what it means to be a woman and a feminist? Like why can't her own personal journey be enough? It's it really comes down to not that it's an opinion. It's that she's spreading a lot of she's half true right doing your thing doesn't mean that you have to go against something else, though, like if you want to do your thing, that's fine! If you're going against something, if you're, if she's being like, like trans or whatever you didn't, have to do that like what dangerous misinformation but based on what, though, because you don't agree with it, no, it's scientific facts like she's. Just talking about stuff, that's incorrect and her ideas about trans men have affected legislation that harms trans men getting the resources they need. Trans women are women.

Three two one go. I think we're all just positioned here, based on our political beliefs, and as for how we see the lgbtq, i mean, i think it's also split between i mean all the men are on this, that side and all the women are on this side. I know being a woman that there are certain things that we have to deal with as women that people who are not you know biologically women don't have to deal with. I mean we have to like deal with having our periods and go through that really awkward stage and we're 13 and people who are you know, trans women don't have to go through that trans women live their entire lives as women.

They don't turn it off. It's not something that they're turning off and then to come up to them and say: oh yeah, i see you're doing this but you're, not a woman. You know it's kind of how do you live your life as a woman, because every single time somebody says that it's they name the most stereotypical things it's like putting on a dress, putting on makeup it's biological. I was born.

I can't - and it's just you know chromosomes and that's it are the differences just chromosomes just having children. That's like so hurtful and discriminatory against women, because femininity and womanhood is so much more than just. You know getting dressed up and putting on makeup and just the way i feel it's it's who i am on a biological level right, so for you it is the ability guys, i kind of guys you guys. I think it's very sad, sometimes to see um um.

Some feminists, some some of these some of these videos, i'm not that are that - are very, very gatekeeper of what a feminist is and how you can do it and a very gatekeeper. That's just it's just very odd. I think it's also kind of sad. It's like a level right.

People are trying very hard to like uh, you know if you're understanding, fight for stuff or whatever be on their side, be allies and they're like getting like pushed hard for reasons that aren't even justified in the first place. It's kind of weird, so for you it is the ability to create life, and that's basically, what makes you a woman. What makes you a man or would you consider yourself a man i probably should yeah? Actually i was born a man. I behave as a man.

I carry so what would i have to do to be a man like you, so i want to be a man, so we can both agree that our society has things that men generally do things that women generally do right. If you start to fall on one side of the spectrum versus the other side of the spectrum, then you're going to be treated as that gender. I think it's a little obscure that we're looking at such a basic requirement more so that i mean humans are much more evolved than any other animal. So why are we still using just the requirement of well that person has a penis he's a male or that person is a vagina they're, a female? I think you're, a masculine woman or a feminine man that doesn't make you that gender and to try to like deny just basic biological facts.

We all learn this in high school, like let's stop acting like it's something new and different. Now because it's like the hip thing to say, i think, there's like a lot of no don't don't say true, true guys, guys guys you're you're you're down playing such an elaborate, complicated and very it's such a huge thing to just oh dude, you're, just an effeminate Man, what the is that dude, what what? What the is that that is, that is that's so like uh and different. Now, because it's like the hip thing to say, i think there's like a lot of conflating uh, it's it's it's! It's like it's like. If you, if you go through like a like, like a you're like depressed and you go through like therapy medication, like a bunch, a bunch of stuff, this is nah man.

I just think you're a noble person just a little sad. What what are you talking about? Being female versus being a woman, being female is chromosomal it's. What you're born as being a woman is a societal construct they can align like yours. Oh, that was a good analogy, like you pointed over here, you're, like all the men over here, the first 30 years of my life.

I was a woman. I transitioned it's a disconnect with who, what you're born as and what you feel you should so gender dysphoria. Yes, okay, i can believe it. I 100 could believe it yeah if it was just like, i just cannot wait use.

The word here could and believe wanted to be a masculine woman then sure that's easy to do, but that didn't work, i'm not going to say. I'm male, i wasn't born with xy that'll, never change and no trans person will ever tell you they're biologically born that way, because if anyone knows anything about biology, it's trans people, that's why they have to get hormones and do all this other stuff, and it doesn't Take away your womanhood if someone else is a different type of woman, it's a different experience that shouldn't make you feel less of a woman. That was a good ending. Do you feel, like the feminist movement, should be fighting for trans women um within that movement? I mean it should be fighting for everyone's genders, whether they're trans women, trans men, cis women, cis men or non-binary people - that's just part of feminism.

I don't think so. I think it defeats the entire movement. Every feminist should be pro-choice. Three two one go.

I consider myself to be a pro-life feminist and i think that the idea that we can tell women that they can't identify as feminists unless they say that their pro-choice goes totally against everything that feminism stands for. I agree with that. I think there's actually something. That's beautiful about womanhood and women in general and something that kind of shows ways that modern feminism has kind of been a little exclusionary, because women come from all different backgrounds and thought processes, and i think we should support the freedom of choice.

The freedom of speech, regardless of the lifestyle that that woman wants to choose, if you personally feel your pro-life, that's fine feminism as a movement, should be pro-choice to allow anyone to choose whatever path they want to have whether they want to have children or not. Have children or have abortions or whatever, but if feminism is pro-life, then you've blocked one group of people from choosing whether they want to have abortions or their own family planning. One of the pushbacks that i would just love to give is. I believe that abortion is wildly discriminatory against women and against people with disabilities.

Baby girls are aborted at a higher rate which is so sexist, and so i truly don't think that you can be a feminist who is pro-choice, because these are discriminatory practices. So i am pro-choice i feel like somebody should have whatever type of choice that they want to make. They should have an equal say as far as hey this is my body. I want to be able to have an abortion or just as equally, i want to say i'm going to have this baby, so um and i do believe it's 100 up to the woman.

A feminist should probably be more aligned with giving someone their own choice. I'm not going to give a take. I think these things were so dumb, but i i can't top that off. I can't top it off boys.

Menstrual products should be free. Three two one go just being able to provide um, for example, on the low-income school. You know there's a lot of girls that cannot afford them. You know and there's a shame to us for it i mean i.

I personally believe that anything that you didn't. I guess ask for like menstrual cycles, or even i mean if you get into healthcare. I think that's that should all be added on. I believe that everyone should be compensated for their labor and i believe that creating and producing menstrual products, it's a service and that people should get paid well nobody's saying that they won't get paid.

Because, like you said you were born a woman, you didn't actually have periods. So now you have to go out and pay taxes on. You know you have to pay more taxes than i do, because i don't have to buy it. You don't have to take time or whatever yeah.

Is this like a pandemic, guys guys you guys, i just feel like it was a little bit shallow and maybe not as as well put as it could have been as of an argument, because then then you could, then you could say: okay! Well, if you work somewhere right and you're a woman and then uh, you brought a service and you get paid that service right and then you're pregnant. Well, you should get fired because you are not doing that service anymore. If i use her minds in her argument, that kind of applies one-to-one, though like a women like bleeding or you shouldn't, get paid because you're not doing that service, guys, i'm just using her argument here being through their clothes or something because i've worked with low income Families, this is never an issue. I've ever heard on social media.

Now are there instances or may there be segments in people's lives where they need like like things or they need help or they need the community to get behind them absolutely. But i don't think it's this huge crisis that everybody is making it out to be. I just have not seen it. Woman should be a feminist three.

Two one go. I was in the middle, i was in the middle, everybody can divorce the they want. That's my take i stay in the middle. Anybody can be literally anybody anything that that absolutely want, because everybody's backward backgrounds are different.

Everybody's experience is different. It is what it is once again, i feel like that kind of goes against everything that feminism stands for by saying that a woman has to think a certain way. Every woman should be a feminist instead of every woman has to be a feminist, that's kind of why i went to the strongly agree. Yes, you should be a feminist if you're a woman, because you should want equal rights going back.

I think people have really misinterpreted the word feminism. You know, but most women should be families, but they are, i think, to me. They are. I don't know any woman that it's not a feminist, they don't call themselves a because of the extreme feminism like, for example.

I like to serve my husband, you know that's something i like that, doesn't make me not a feminist, that's who i am he likes to do other things i change my tires. I will never do that. That doesn't mean i'm, not a feminist. You know, and that is officially a wrap all right here.

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