I find when people accuse me of any extreme it's because they're already at their extreme and that changes they way they view everything.

But I also believe there wouldn't be a need for toxic feminism if there wasn't already toxic masculinity, which we all know has been happening for hundreds of years and to varying degrees from culture to culture.

Being men and women is the only thing that really separates us humans. That contrast is often a beautiful thing, but exploited at times by each of us.

I also stand for equality and forever feel the push back, always by, sorry but, white males. They're usually the ones who have a problem with equality, thinking it takes from them. If it takes from them they have too much. They have generations of entitlement behind them, so there's no getting through to them.

As men and women, we have different needs and all should be respected.

I'm very dissapointed with this war of the sexes. I thought it was over, I thought we moved away from this nonsense. I see an increasing amount of hate from both men and women and I find it concerning. Like politics, I believe the internet algorithms are polarizing the sexes too.
No sex should be vilified. I personally believe there is not a huge difference between men and women; we are all just people.

"toxic feminism" isn’t feminism at all. It’s misandry. But you’re absolutely right. For those used to privilege, equality feels like oppression.

I thought we were finally headed in the right direction, equality, then a re-election proved me very wrong.

Well stated

I notice the people most vocal about feminism's being "equality" are often least versed in its theory.

"out of the heart's abundance the mouth speaks"

maybe those that see toxicity....can't get past what they have in the soul?

The problem is that equitable is a difficult word for those desperate to hang on to any shred if advantage.

Some people are not thinking too clearly . .

That's a charge that some already label the new Archbishop of Canterbury with