I am a woman. I am a feminist as per it's definition that women and men are equal. That said, I wish feminism wasn't called feminism. I understand the history of it, love, love Simone De Beauvoir, but it makes no sense to have a movement that prones equality of sexes while having only one of the sexes in it's name. It makes as much sense as calling the movement masculinism... Throw rocks at me if you will.

If I am a feminist, then im also a masculinist.

I believe that everyone should agree on the very basic fact that men and women need each other. Not one sex is more valuable than the other.

You cannot compare pain. One's pain doesn't take away from the other's pain. Women have issues. Men have issues. It's not a competition of who's got it worse. Just because Yemen's not too joly doesn't make me any less suicidal.

Here are some issues I believe must suck as a man: - Being drafted. I'm not saying draft women too. I'm saying don't draft. - Being under 6' and thinking you'll die alone - Having a normal to small penis and thinking you'll never fully satisfy your partner or that you'll be rediculed. - Having less parental rights. Emphasis on that one. Horrible stories. - Short to no parental leave - Not having the option to be a stay at home dad as much. I work but who the fuck likes working. Some, sure. Personally, my dream family situation would be both parents working from home with reduced hours during early childhood. I'm sure lots of men also genuinely enjoy spending time with their kids and watching then grow. As much as being a stay at home parent is constant work, It's rewarding...and you don't have a boss. - Risking false allegations and having your life ruined over lies. Emphasis on that one as well. - Feeling weird around kids by fear of looking like a pedo. - Circumcision. It's as bad as taking away girl's clitoral hoods for "cleanliness". I find it barbaric and don't understand how it's still so widespread. - Being put in the same box as all the rapists, violent assholes of this world. - Not being able to speak about men issues because "women have it worse".

Can we just call it egalitarianism or something already and just learn to live together?