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Originally Posted by Dalzi Those are the only ones i seem to be seeing lol. I'm all for women rights when there's logic, but when they want to put extra pressure on women by turning us to men, i'm against it. Many feminists have anger towards men (maybe it's because they're ugly  ), that kind turn me off and so do their calls.
One things certain, when women impose power and authority over men, society is torn to shreds. A home where a woman is the man is no home, it's a stable. I also look down on a society where women are ruling, my nature, it gives me the impression that they have no men. Which man would accept to be controlled by a woman? Tfeh  |
I second this post. This is the kind of feminism that I can appreciate.
And I would like to add something from a man's perspective, about what makes women attractive. Beyond the looks and cosmetics and outward pleasantries, the thing that really makes a woman attractive is her gentile feminine nature. In order for any relationship to last, men and women need to compliment one another. We are not at war. At the end of the day, we both want the same things: love, security, peace, happiness, success, etc. And it is precisely the fragile, sweet, feminine aspects of women that compliment the characteristics of men. Men want to feel that they are capable of providing outward sense of security and safety for women, and in turn women provide men with a more subtle sense of security and safety by loving us and caring for us. Smart women will know how to give their men that tender, subtle security and love, and still know how to get what they want out of their man without drawing lines in the sand and going to war.
But when women want to assume the roles of men, not socially but within the framework of a relationship, this is where the problems arise. Women who act as men are simply not attractive to us. They come off as militaristic, and under no circumstances should a women be reduced to militarism, because it directly contradicts their nature. It is simply catastrophic.