Feminazi
When we say Feminazi we’re trying to portray a woman who believes women to be superior to men…… And when we say this we’re also saying FEMINISM is a bad thing. I’ve heard a LOT of women say ‘I’m not a feminist or anything’ as if trying to let us know they’re not a threat, not a crazy activist, they don’t think women are better than men! But when woman say this it’s like they’re denying all the things feminists past and present stand for; EQUAL RIGHTS! When a woman says she thinks feminism is ridiculous and she’ll take no part in it, she might as well be saying a big FUCK YOU to all the people who stood for her right to vote, to all the people who protested her rights as a human being! This word FEMINIST shouldn’t be so contemptible, it shouldn’t mean what the world thinks it means, it shouldn’t be used to portray a WOMAN who victimises herself, who thinks everyone is sexist and everything is sexism, who hates men and who wants nothing to do with femininity. Because in reality I know no feminist who is like this NOT A SINGLE ONE!!! In reality feminists are now more than feminists of course there are those who focus solely on gaining a more equal world for women, however many feminists are in actuality GENDERISTS; people fighting for equality amongst genders, because there are many things women can do that men are socially unable, and still many things men can do that women cannot. And why as modern humans should I be unable to do something that bothers no one, harms no one, and affects no one but me. whether man or woman this is just human rights. So far in my experience a “feminazi” is a mythical creature depicted in movies and portrayed by society, but I've yet to meet someone such as these portrayals.
Being a feminist isn't about taking away anyone’s rights... except for the right to be sexist or misogynistic, and whether you’re a man or a woman you can be those things, just like bothe men and women can be feminists. It’s not about whether a woman chooses to be a stay at home mum or a business elite or BOTH! It’s not about make up or bras or any of those things, it’s about RIGHTS! The right to be treated as equal.