Interesting how there's not even any pretense that she might love you for you... it's only "What have you done for me lately." Kudos for honesty, I guess.
No; your illogical stance and imperviousness to argument make your opinion less valid. Palin is a genius, though. [Apologies; that was more harsh than was warranted. I was - to a large extent - trolling. I'm not very good at it. But you do persist in believing in a definition of feminism/feminists that clearly doesn't accord with the evidence. The quoted material from GirlWritesWhat explains why, more eloquently than I could.]
"Winning" doesn't look the same to everyone. But sure - if that's what makes you happy, go for it. But IMO for anyone with companionship rather than (or in addition to) sex as a goal, dating options for everyone are looking pretty bleak these days.
"Emotional labor" isn't a thing. Any time you see or hear someone (usually a feminist) use this term, they are doing you a favor by letting you know explicitly that they are full of shit.
So... tall men can't ask women out, and the women don't want short men. Game over. I think Mizzou is just going to have to invest in a bunch of cats for their incoming female freshmen.
If this "prominent female member of Congress" really needs someone to repeat her orders, it's because she's a poor leader -- not because she's a woman.
Of course the feminist MP who spoke afterwards couldn't just let positive comments about men stand, nor could she resist the opportunity to downplay MGM.
It's kind of interesting to hear a CEO publicly admit to pursuing a potentially illegal discriminatory practice. But then, Goldman Sachs owns the majority of Congress and a great many other public officials as well, so they know they're well protected.
What's stopping women from doing all of these things now? Only the irrational fears that feminists have drilled into them. (Never mind the fact that men are 3 - 4 times more likely to be assaulted. If anyone ought to be walking around with anxiety, it's us.)
Been there/done that. This sounds remarkably like the run-up to my own divorce. I tried to get my ex to go to marriage counseling when this happened to me; she refused, so I left. Much happier now.
