It is activist cries and endeavors that make me sorry for being a woman sometimes, or at-least being seen as one, not my womanliness, nor what comes with it.
Being bold enough to be a free woman comes with being mistaken, misused and even ridiculed when it was beautiful and courageous enough to be valued and admired.
Should we be the other, then - blame, distance and be angry just once?
Anger compartmentalizes, it puts the supposed aggravator on a pedestal.
Men have no power over women except that of physical strength, which then, is complemented by (and small before) the maternal, emotional and intellectual power of a woman.
Display or even feel anger and you give a man a power he does not deserve, for he is the week, the needy and the equal at best. And then of-course, Women need, love, lust (and should objectify) men as much if not more.
I feel no need to protect, to abuse, to fight. Which is not to say i'm literally a man or that i think i'm above women, or that i don't have to deal with gender issues.
I do not know if i'm man or woman and see no need to differentiate the two from a whole.
I can be man where i want, woman where i want and a man can be woman if you are a man.
I wonder if Eradicating feminist activism could eradicate a weakness that is often exaggerated, that may not exist at all.
Let there be masculinism.
A man is not a rapist, a human is. And no man is a rapist at large, but a mistake that only one bears the brunt of is still a mistake that deserves to be known.
Rape is not the power to be able to reign over a woman (or man), but the powerlessness of a mind to think of his self-worth lesser to have to acquire what neither gives nor loses anything.
A human is a rapist or a criminal, not because he is a man, not because a woman has been powerless or vulnerable before him, not because he can rape or reigns over a woman, but because he is not worth being loved, because he cannot value his own self enough or what a woman can be.
Kill distinction, fight for nothing, be free, and pull down that wall called feminism? Or fight for right, know right and stick with your rules?
Not sure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4UWxlVvT1A&list=PLPWZv5--hK0s5GO3HiG0BiFfhClr4YMH0
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