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Miram · 31-35, F
It's not a male thing.
Miram · 31-35, F
@offingg I do know too and as far as I know patriarchy is something even women contribute to. Either by indifference or by attempting to suppress those who wish for equality. Because in a society where males enjoy more power, some females too have privileges from the social structure.
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Miram · 31-35, F
@offingg
I see it as the main factor and shouldn't be a problem.
Most social movements today have a problem with ideological purism including feminism. Some people demand that we set out priorities (e.g western feminists only focusing on eastern issues because they are more "serious" than the challenges in the west.) But that task is impossible; we cannot agree on an objective method to determine which is more important; the defense of a woman's reproductive rights or the rights of women to be protected from violence, addressing women promoting inequality or addressing men..You cannot hope that a belief in equality will lead us all to the same priorities. And no matter how divided we are in priorities, the front is the same :equality.
I see it as a core issue to be addressed because it is how we females react to the power structure that is the main solution. If one is demanding equal rights for women or men, those women and men have to be willing to attain those rights, understand them and the responsibilities that come with enjoying them.
*Your question was about disrespect towards females being a male behavior and I responded to that. It was you who deflected by bringing up the patriarchy. I only followed.
I see it as the main factor and shouldn't be a problem.
Most social movements today have a problem with ideological purism including feminism. Some people demand that we set out priorities (e.g western feminists only focusing on eastern issues because they are more "serious" than the challenges in the west.) But that task is impossible; we cannot agree on an objective method to determine which is more important; the defense of a woman's reproductive rights or the rights of women to be protected from violence, addressing women promoting inequality or addressing men..You cannot hope that a belief in equality will lead us all to the same priorities. And no matter how divided we are in priorities, the front is the same :equality.
I see it as a core issue to be addressed because it is how we females react to the power structure that is the main solution. If one is demanding equal rights for women or men, those women and men have to be willing to attain those rights, understand them and the responsibilities that come with enjoying them.
*Your question was about disrespect towards females being a male behavior and I responded to that. It was you who deflected by bringing up the patriarchy. I only followed.