(08-11-2022 10:52 AM)Gladen Wrote:  Secondly, I'm all for REAL feminism.

This would be 1st wave and 2nd wave feminism. I am with you on this. I support equal rights for all.

Most, like 99.9% of all humans can most likely agree to that. All humans independent of race, ethnicity, sex, gender, religion or lack thereof, ability or disability, sexual orientation and whatever else you can imagine as differentiators have the same value, have the same natural rights and should have the same opportunities. If someone has a drawback in life (like being pregnant and required in infant care) society should equal this out by special benefits. I would call this humanism.
Mostly first and second wave feminism meant that. And I support this. I understand that they called it feminism to focus on the situation of woman. Fair enough. Today we understand that people can be marginalized by many reasons, not just sex. But we are humans - therefor I call for humanism. Being a Homo sapiens sapiens is our true denominator. Later waves of feminists (3rd and 4th wave) claim that men are inferior and woman are the better version of humans (like all war and environmental destruction is done by men, even the 2008 financial crisis was caused by to many men in the banking sector) . That is supremacy thinking and sexist. If I find myself in discussions with such people, my plan is to politely pull out of the interaction, even if I sometimes fail. You can't win a discussion. Like in the movie "War games": "A strange game. The only winning move is not to play."

Politely withdraw attention and walk away. Don't give her cause to get angry, because anger will cover the pain of rejection.

In Spain, moderate feminists are easy to lay. They embrace sexual liberation, as long as you "let" them lead the first part of the seduction ritual.

Hardcore radical feminists should be avoided at all costs. Life is too short.

(11-19-2022 7:22 PM)LoveInSpain Wrote:  In Spain, moderate feminists are easy to lay. They embrace sexual liberation, as long as you "let" them lead the first part of the seduction ritual.

Hardcore radical feminists should be avoided at all costs. Life is too short.

The "easy ones" are most likely second wave feminists, I think of the as healthy, self-ensured woman. I like to be around them. They often don't self-describe as feminist, the are just independent strong women.

The others are 3rd or 4th wave feminists, that's kind of a cult...

But it seems that all agree on the same stragety: don't interact with...