Hey dudes.

I've been on here for a few months, trying to soak up as much as I can. I'm finally seeing the fruits of my labor- My beliefs about love, 'the one', women, and feminized society are beginning to change. And I am truly happy for that. But I feel I realized it late.

So a little background- I just turned 30, I'm a year and a half into heroin recovery, I work full time and go to graduate school. Sounds good, right? Well its not terrible, but here's what I've noticed:

I'm going for a career in social work, and want to counsel adolescents with substance abuse disorders, so they don't have to go through what I did. And I'm honestly excited about that. If you didn't know, the field of social work is literally 99% female, I'm the only male in most of my classes. I thought that would be awesome, as I get to talk to girls all day, as I started school with a heavy BP mindset. Now that I am more RP in my thinking, holy shit! Every class, men are being villianized. The whole social work department is made up of SJW and it's all women who hold top positions. They all ascribe sex as being a blank slate, and we are all equal.

I won't go into detail, but basically I feel that my new RP mindset is in direct conflict with every class discussion. I feel that I would be chastised for arguing my views in class. I want to be able to voice my concerns and beliefs in a way that will at least have girls in the class thinking that there is some validity to my RP thoughts. Can anyone tell me how to argue RP without coming off misogynisti? Is that even possible? Should I just suck it the fuck up and voice my opinions regardless of the consequences?

I always hear, "think RP, but act BP". But I hate not being true to myself. It's at the point where I have things to say in class but I don't. I don't feel like arguing about gender to people who get super emotional, not logical, at the hint of male empowerment. What do you guys think?

I only have 3 more classes to go, so one more semester and I'm out of the feminized social work classes. I want to continue because of that, and because I really think I can help adolescents through therapy. I know many young men could use a positive male role model like me who has taken the RP and I could educate them about it. Just as I wish someone did for me. Quitting school is not an option.

TL;DR: I'm in graduate school, social work track, and everything I'm taught is feminized. How can I argue RP with social justice warriors in class? Is it even possible?