((While the following is provocative, it is objectively-so!)) Please avoid the low-hanging fruit response of “whenever we achieve EQUALITY”. Very, very many modern women & feminists (not “all”, people - shouldn’t have to be stated) have proven they do not want equality regarding compulsory military service, qualifying for voting rights, affirmative action & gender-based quotas, the family court system (including paternal rights, divorce, alimony, child support,etc), the more dangerous occupations & disciplines in society, precisely the same punishments (especially prison time) for the same offenses, precisely the same standards of inappropriate touching (“ANY” unwanted physical contact; sexual or otherwise), ground level employment & labor-intensive occupational jobs, etc.

I, personally, do not believe the goal should be absolute “equality” across the board. We’re different. . .& exceptionally-so in a myriad of ways; which makes us balance one another in a phenomenal manner when we respect & appreciate those differences. Currently, we don’t. . .& many make the claim that FEMINISM was/is necessary based on the idea that our differences were not respected & appreciated. That’s a reasonable position. So, again - What would have to be the state of humankind (and male & female relationships/interactions) to officially consider FEMINISM a “success”?