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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why all the “women” and not “people” , Pp?

Haven’t met any men that deflect and don’t take responsibility for their behaviors and actions? [/quote]

Certainly.  But, I'm talking about the women that are all blah blah blah, sisterhood I'm so pro-women and yet do these things to other women.   A woman constantly banging married men doesn't exactly have empathy for her fellow woman or 'sisterhood' in her blood.  It's so damn hypocritical.[/quote]

This is a pet peeve of mine too and I don't even know any women who are sleeping with married men. But especially as being a vocal feminist has become "cooler" in recent years, I have met a lot of armchair feminists who don't really walk the walk and I find them tedious. The form it generally takes in my life is someone who will be very rah-rah about feminist issues online (like posting about the MeToo movement or equal pay) but in their personal life they are very gossipy, put down other women for classically misogynist reasons (their appearance or their mothering abilities) and just generally reinforce a lot of patriarchal ideas through their actions while wearing their bespoke "smash the patriarchy!" t-shirt and talking about attending the women's march. I've worked in feminist advocacy for two decades so I just cannot interact with people like this at this point. I will take their money for my cause and not politely, but then I need to get away from them because I think they are using feminism as some kind of social tool and it really bugs me.[/quote]

Yes! That is exactly what I’m talking about.[/quote]

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