When women say they want 'equality' they don't mean that they believe that men and women are to be thought of as the same in the abstract. They're saying they want equal opportunities, that being: the freedom to not be associated with the perceived weakness of women. It has nothing to do with 'solidarity'... Women hate women who are better than them, and are much more subversive in their hatred when it comes to competition. I knew a house of girls next door to me at Uni who would outright blank a specific girl that was living with them - surprise surprise, she had the best body, and one of the girls who blanked her flashed me after the better girl flirted with me.

Methinks someone's insecure!

On another note, these 'women's marches'... 'gender pay gap' etcetera only are given credence by women because they aren't looking at 'men and women' as an abstract concept, but rather as an individualistic concept. For example, these beliefs that 20 something's have about marriage and children drastically start to change when they hit 30. These older, bitter women start to compare themselves to younger girls; which is where Vindictive Feminism comes from. This is a veiled rhetoric of frustration toward men, summed up as: "What about me?!" They then spread their bitter ideas to younger, more attractive girls to subconsciously make them denigrate their femininity and make them unattractive to men because: 'If I'm going down, they're going down with me'.

In order to compete with the more attractive girls, these old birds act 'intelligently', 'not caring' 'free spirited' and a host of other tactics used to make them seem morally better than younger girls. It's all a farce. If they were happy and secure in their own skin they wouldn't give a shit about feminism.