Is it normal that i find men who hold feminist beliefs repulsive?

Is it normal that I find men who hold feminist beliefs totally repulsive?
I can't help myself but I think that thinking abilities of men whose opinions are in line with feminist ideology are somehow deficient or seriously harmed. I have no intention to insult them and rationally I know that their intelligence is not objectively lower but I still think that an intelligent person can´t think like a feminist would.
So my question is: is it normal that I have this opinion about men who hold feminist beliefs?

(BTW: I'm a woman if that matters...)

yes, it's normal to think this about those men (I'm female) 13
no, it is not normal to think this about those men (I'm female) 39
yes, it's normal to think this about those men (I'm male) 35
no, it is not normal to think this about those men (I'm male) 22
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  • disthing

    Repulsive?!

    I'm male, I believe in social, economic and political equality for both women and men. That incorporates ideals of feminism, therefore I could be considered a feminist (although I consider myself an egalitarian). So you find me repulsive? On that basis alone?

    Because I think you deserve to be given the same basic rights as any man, you find me repulsive. That's sad. What's sadder is the majority of men on this poll think that's a normal perspective.

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    • Mando

      I agree completely with this perspective. So would my suffragette Granny. So blow it out your ears you ignorant windbags. Feminist is not a bad word.

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    • Energy

      Thank you! This is exactly how I feel! What's wrong with actually liking women? Sorry for wanting you to have the same rights as any human deserves.

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    • Energy

      And another thing... I feel like this post was created by some sexist, old, lonely man. That or, a woman who enjoys being at the feet of men. Which means very fucked up and possibly abused as a child by a male figure.

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      • "I feel like this post was created by some sexist, old, lonely man. That or, a woman who enjoys being at the feet of men. Which means very fucked up and possibly abused as a child by a male figure."

        ... some SEXIST (yes), OLD (no, I am in my mid-twenties) LONELY (no, I have a great relationship) MAN (no, I am a woman)... or VERY FUCKED UP (probably yes) and POSSIBLY ABUSED AS A CHILD (no)...

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    • Equality is fine. The problem is that many people who support feminist ideology and speak about the “equality“ tend to take that too far which results in women having more privileges and less responsibilities than men in many areas. I am repulsed by men who think that it's OK to kiss women's asses even if they treat them like a crap and who willingly let society make them totally disposable (not equal).
      Nowadays, the situation seems so fucked up sometimes that many people who naturally treat people in their personal relationships as equals would tell you that feminism is bullshit.

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      • disthing

        Those people aren't representing feminism, they're representing female supremacism disguised as feminism. That's different, and it's understandable to find that ridiculous. You should have been more specific in your question, rather than targeting all male feminists.

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        • I am sure that radical feminists also believe that they are "true" feminists and I am not here to decide who "real" feminists are. If those feminists and egalitarians don´t clearly distinguish themselves and form two completely separate groups, I don´t care to strictly distinguish between them either.

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          • disthing

            That's your prerogative, but to me that's just wilful ignorance. If you're not willing to distinguish between people claiming wrongfully to be something and those claiming rightly to be something then you have no right to be 'repulsed'.

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            • Right to be repulsed? I have never heard such a bulshit. Something as stupid as this can be said only by a person who believes in feminist ideology. The problematics of "rights" poisoned your ability to think clearly.

              BTW: All feminists would say that they claim rightly to be feminists - radical ones as well as the others. All those who label themselves "feminist" have to deal with the fact that they will be seen as a group. If egalitarians feel different they should strictly avoid the label "feminist".

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          • if the terrible twins speak as one?

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  • dom180

    I find people who call anyone who holds a certain belief "repulsive", are repulsive.

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    • bananaface

      Does that mean you're repulsive then?:S

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      • dom180

        I probably am, to some people (those people include the OP, probably :P). Everyone's repulsive to someone, somehow, and everyone is repulsed by somebody (I've yet to meet someone who isn't, anyway). All you can do is avoid being repulsed by yourself :)

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        • bananaface

          Sorry, I'm being very picky tonight. It just sounded like you were implying that you are repulsive for calling someone else's beliefs repulsive. Although, while typing this I've just sort of realised what you were actually getting at. Argh, why do I have a habit of misunderstanding what you say?D: It doesn't usually happen to anyone else. Blah, I'm sorry...again:P.

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          • dom180

            Haha, don't worry bananas! :P I do type weirdly, it's probably my fault D:

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            • bananaface

              It really isn't your fault, subtlety just goes over my head sometimes. Next time you say something which doesn't make sense to me I'll make sure to read it several times rather than replying to your comment confused and *then* working it out:P.

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    • ...Yeah. Who are those Jews to call Nazis and HItler such things...

      I have to disagree with this. Beliefs can be repulsive, and a lot of them are.

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      • dom180

        Yes, beliefs can be repulsive. But to dismiss the people who hold them to be repulsive people prevents you from having a constructive dialogue with them, and that stops you from ever coming to an understanding as to why they hold those beliefs. If you dismiss people to be "repulsive", then you fail to imagine them complexly as people who might have come to their beliefs for perfectly reasonable... reasons :P

        EDIT: You too should Google Godwin's Law :P

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        • That depends. You are seeing it from a "They are repulsive because of their title", I am meaning seeing them as repulsive due to what they say and believe.
          People don't just find people repulsive due to their title, they do it because they explored their belief and came to the conclusion that their belief makes them repulsive, not at the start.

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          • dom180

            That's still looking at things from one perspective. There are some people who identify as "feminists", but that isn't the whole of who they are. Some feminists also believe in environmental issues, some feminists believe in equal rights for different races, some feminists believe in general equality and not just in gender issues. Some feminists believe in correcting the injustices against men that exist.

            Just because someone is a feminist and adopts feminist ideology, does not prevent them from having redeeming traits. You'd have to explore the entirety an individual person's belief system before you can judge them based on what they believe, otherwise you are just cherry-picking the parts you don't like like feminism as an excuse to dislike the whole person, because the feminism isn't the whole person. It's a part of the whole person.

            I might see a feminist who lives at the extreme end of the feminist spectrum; a "female supremacist" for want of a better word. I would hate that one belief, and I would find it truly repulsive, as should any "right-thinking" person. But that person might also believe in a lot of other social issues I agree with, like drug legalization and gay marriage and saving the environment and the benefits of vegetarianism and animal rights and progressive economics. I would see part of that person's belief system as repulsive, but I could see the rest as fantastic. Labeling that person as repulsive would be the equivalent of taking a delicious, perfect apple, seeing a big old bruise on it and instantly throwing it away, ignoring all the good stuff.

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    • prasatko

      My confession: I find fascists and nazis repulsive.
      My question for you: do you find me repulsive? (just because I find them repulsive because of their beliefs)...

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      • dom180

        I find it wrong to find someone repulsive on the strength of one of their beliefs alone. There were Nazis who did terrible things 70 years ago, but a lot of them were not terrible people.

        Maybe I don't find you repulsive, but I do find you ignorant. You can find their beliefs repulsive without finding the people repulsive. When you start finding the people repulsive is where the line is crossed.

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        • prasatko

          No, I mean nazis and fascists today who have not committed any crimes YET, they just believe that people of other races should be killed. No crime in behaviour, just a belief - is it justified to find them repulsive?
          Apparently you find only their beliefs repulsive and not those people who are potential new Hitlers. Because of such attitudes holocaust was made possible because people like you were too tolerant and waited until they killed millions and only then found them repulsive.
          It is OK to be tolerant. But it is also OK to be aware of the dangers which tolerance towards extreme intolerance might cause.
          And I do not believe that you are capable of finding me ignorant. Ignorant people are usually not able to judge other people´s ignorance. At least you will not find me repulsive because of this belief.

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          • dom180

            I'm not saying I'm not aware of the dangers. I'm just saying I'm not going to jump the gun in terms of being judgmental. If someone does something terrible, I will judge them for it.

            Everyone is a potential "new Hitler".

            Google "Godwin's Law".

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            • prasatko

              "Everyone is a potential new Hitler".
              From certain perspective and under certain interpretation of the word "Hitler" it might be true but still I would not reduce the differences between the potentials of different people to do harmful things. Everyone can be dangerous or harmful or whatever. Yes, but it does not mean that there are not any differences here - some people simple have much bigger potential to become harmful or dangerous.
              OK, I think that I have gone too far from the OP´s topic. In fact, I think or hope that I can see your point and I have no wish to force you to find certain people repulsive. The reason for my first question for you was that I just wanted to make sure if you really mean it and it seems that you do, so it is perfectly OK. Thanks for the willingness to discuss this issue with me.

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  • howaminotmyself

    All feminist beliefs? That's a pretty big blanket you got there.

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  • SDDA

    I think this is fairly normal. But there are different extremes within Feminism. Some Feminists believe that females are better than males and housewives are a disgrace to woman, and then some believe women should have the same rights men have, but if they choose a more feminine, traditional lifestyle, then they have the choice. I personally find any extreme Feminists repulsive.

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  • i dont agree i think they are free thinkers who make up their own mind

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  • LilyAmongTheThorns

    It's too broad I think "feminist beliefs".

    A lot of egalitarian beliefs could be seen as "feminist beliefs" and I personally find egalitarianism to be super sexy. But if a man behaved a lot like the handful of loud, aggressive, narrow-minded, feminists who spout leaflet propaganda with no facts to back it up, I would consider it a turn-off.

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  • shade_ilmaendu

    I really think it depends. Feminism in and of itself isn't illogical or ridiculous, however a lot of people are, and some of those just happen to be the most outspoken, especially in the world of blogging. I think this new radical feminism is a joke and is serving no purpose aside from dividing women and men and putting ridiculous notions in people's heads.

    If you're a moderate feminist who actually takes time to look at both sides of the issues and stand on a more egalitarian platform, you're okay in my book.

    I would vote that we scrap feminism entirely in place of egalitarianism, but I do still think it's important to have that focus group on women's issues. But instead of complaining about that beer advert or this movie or that stupid, irrelevant issue, we should be focusing the feminist movement on those parts of the world where women are still second class citizens.

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    • disthing

      Well said.

      Those radical feminists often disguise misandry with some weak rationale. I wouldn't even call them true feminists, they are supremacists using the feminist movement as an opportunity to find equally sexist people to support their ideas.

      I also think you made a good point about the issues that deserve the greatest attention. It's pretty established now that empowerment of women in poor countries through education and law has a positive impact on those struggling societies both socially and economically. As much as damaging stereotypes and imagery in Western media warrant attention, it all looks kind of secondary compared to serious inequality and oppression in other parts of the world.

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  • kelili

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  • Lynxikat

    "I can't help myself but I think that thinking abilities of men whose opinions are in line with feminist ideology are somehow deficient or seriously harmed. I have no intention to insult them and rationally I know that their intelligence is not objectively lower but I still think that an intelligent person can´t think like a feminist would."

    This makes no sense. First you say that men who think this are stupid. Then you say that you don't mean to insult them???

    By "feminist", do you mean the hardcore, anti-men feminists? Or do you mean TRUE feminists, who believe that women should have equal rights? What's wrong with men thinking that women should have the same rights as men? That's kind of like saying it's repulsive for a white person to believe in civil rights.

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    • "This makes no sense."
      If you read between the lines and have a certain degree of understanding of how human mind works, it makes sense. It's natural that it seems conflicted because I realize that my perspective is subjective and because I am aware of the fact that how I feel about this probably doesn't correspond with more objective measures of intelligence such as IQ.
      I didn't write that they are stupid. What I wanted to say is that I have a difficulty to consider them to be intelligent if they hold feminist beliefs because I'm repulsed by that and can't understand how a guy can support feminism if his thinking abilities are all right. Do you see the difference? It just shows that I'm aware that my repulsion is not influenced only by my rational assumtions. That is why I can't choose not to feel and think this way. What I can do is to influence my behavior to such people in real life. Generally, I'm quite tolerant and don't hurt individual people if they don't hurt me. <BR>The aim of my post really wasn't to insult them but I had to write the original post this way to illustrate what I mean.

      As for the other part of your comment, equality is fine but many people who support feminist ideology and speak about the “equality“ tend to take that too far which results in women having more privileges and less responsibilities in many areas. I am repulsed by men who think that it's OK to kiss women´s asses even if they treat them like a crap and who let society make them totally disposable.

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  • OswaldCobblepot

    Well, fuck you, too.

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  • Imposturously_yours

    Error 404 -penis not found.

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  • Retard73

    I think its normal what you say, woman are not interested in gays and gays are not interested in woman

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  • elenaki

    I'm a woman and I'm feminist to the core. That said, I don't like you.

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  • ETCR

    Crazy feminists are horrible. But please do not lump us all in the same category. Do you really find men who think what the suffragettes did as good as repulsive?

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  • VioletTrees

    Do you actually care if this is normal, or is this just a platform for you to talk about your opinion?

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    • Actually, I don´t care that much if this is normal or not (i.e. if I am normal or not) but I´m genuinely interested in what people think about having this kind of repulsion.

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  • Terence_the_viking

    I don't really give a shit let people believe what they want to believe.

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    • Saycheese

      Agree!

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  • anti-hero

    Shut up slut. There now are you happy?

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  • NeuroNeptunian

    "Feminist Beliefs" is a very general term and honestly, I can't give you my opinion without something more specific.

    It's like saying that all people with "Religious Beliefs" are closed-minded assholes. That can be said about Old-Testament Christians who have anti-homosexuality views, but to say that about a Taoist could be so horribly inaccurate that the "observation" isn't so much an observation but an insult born of ignorance and blind hatred.

    I believe that women should receive equal pay for equal work. I believe that women should have equal rights. I believe that women should have the same opportunities open to them as a men do and I don't feel that a women should be barred from any profession *STRICTLY* (that's the key word here) because of her sex. I feel that women should be able to work for their own money, be able to keep what they earn and not have to play a subservient role in their household unless that is their choice. These beliefs technically make me a feminist, in the same way as my being a Mormon makes me religious.

    However, a woman that believes that women should be exempt from the moral standards men are held to, that women should not be held responsible for their actions if they are attributed to another male, that women should be given preferential treatment in our society and that women are in some way superior and more deserving of said preferential treatment would also be considered, in some ways, a feminist, in the same way that her being Hindu would make her religious.

    In the same way that my specific religious beliefs as a Mormon differ from the religious beliefs of a Hindu, so would my feminists beliefs differ from the beliefs of a militant feminist. If you're talking about all feminist beliefs in general, then I would say your opinion of men that hold beliefs like mine is severely misguided and does no justice to them. If you're only talking about the latter beliefs, then I would say I agree with your opinion. No one should support anything like that under the guise of equality.

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  • VioletTrees

    Is this about a specific user?

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    • No, it's a general question. Why? Is it so difficult to understand that I am really interested in what people think about this kind of repulsion and have no hidden intentions (indirectly insult a particular person or whatever else)?

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  • Imsupernormal

    Everyone who supports the feminist idiology is repulsive

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  • GoraIntoDesiGals

    I hate them too. It's a form of treason as well.

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  • prasatko

    I find it very normal and healthy. Personally, I find female feminists, as well as male feminists, very repulsive (the precious combination of being frigid and illogical, two in one packet), so I do not see why your aversion should not be normal.

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    • "the precious combination of being frigid and illogical, two in one packet"
      Thumbs up for this :)

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  • Kaka7

    im a guy, i believe in gender equality and im against female abuse but i dont like feminists. some rant for hours about gender inequality to you as if you're to blame or change something. some feminists are also very aggressive and offensive to men. ironically they dont want women to be abused but they themselves abuse men verbally. it also shows that they have nothing better to do than complain about themselves

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  • KeddersPrincess

    I personally think that a true feminist is someone who just wants equality. Yeah; go ahead and burn me at the stake, but I consider myself to be sort of a femenist. I don't go out an march but I do agree that women and men should have equality, the good and the bad. I think that a lot of people will claim to be feminist and want women to have better treatment than men, but through my eyes, that is not a feminist, and infact, I true feminist would despise someone as such. I don't know about you, but I think a lot of women have come a long way do to feminist.

    To all of you ladies who do not seem to know what a feminist is look into suffrage and The Women's Rights Movement. You will find a lot of women who gave you the opportunities you have today, and I think that they deserve some respect for that. I also think that more than a dozen of you need to open up a book and learn what a true "feminist" is. If it were up to me, women would have the same roles, positions, and power as men the good and the bad. That means they would have the same positions in war as men. That means they would have difficult jobs like men. That means they would have the same hardships as men but also have equal pay and not be looked at as weak, helpless creatures but as someone who can live, fight, and fend for themselves.

    The feminist movement has done a lot for you ladies in history and none of you are grateful for it, and I don't know if it's because you are afraid of your image on a little website or if you really have not looked into your history and studied on why you have the rights you have today. Well, I'm not afraid to say thank you to the feminst that gave me the right to vote and let me know that I can me more than just someone's house wife.

    Yeah, I get it "Feminist claim to want equal rights but in reality they just want more than that, better treatment, the priness mentality..." yeah, I heard it a million times. These women who ask for this better treatment are not real feminist, and I personally think that they are making the real feminist, who worked hard, look bad.

    But, whatever...look into feminism, look into women's suffrage, look into the feminist movement and I think that a number of you will be surprized that the things you learn.

    Yeah; I'm a feminist. Yeah damn right! But I'm proud the hell of it. Burn me at the fuckin' stake!

    <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminist_movement" rel="nofollow">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminist_movement</a>

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  • justsomekidfromcanada

    Yeah feminism is bullshit. Men get payed more because they typically do more work and if they don't they'll get fired. Women want respect? Do something worth being respected for. You can't just whine and hope for something to change. I'm applying for universities right now and there are many scholarships for certain programs that are only available to women. Where the fuck is my scholarship? That's discrimination right there but it doesn't bother me because there's a reason behind it. That applies to everything else as well. Women need to learn that they're treated like women because they are women. That being said, in this day and age there are very few things women are disadvantaged at compared to men. Any women complaining of being discriminated against generally by society needs to grow the fuck up because at this point the only thing that separates women from men are the way we talk to them and I find most women are treated with greater respect rather than lesser unless they do something stupid and piss people off. Fuck feminism. You don't whine until you get equality, you earn it.

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  • prasatko

    To the OP:
    If you read these quotations, you will probably see why you cannot be understood by people who like feminists. If they see nothing wrong with these ideas, then they will hardly have the capacity to understand what you are talking about.

    "The nuclear family must be destroyed... Whatever its ultimate meaning, the break-up of families now is an objectively revolutionary process." -- Linda Gordon

    "I feel that 'man-hating' is an honorable and viable political act, that the oppressed have a right to class-hatred against the class that is oppressing them." -- Robin Morgan, Ms. Magazine Editor.


    "We can't destroy the inequities between men and women until we destroy marriage." -- Robin Morgan

    "I claim that rape exists any time sexual intercourse occurs when it has not been initiated by the woman, out of her own genuine affection and desire."
    -- Robin Morgan

    From her "The Demon Lover" (NY: Norton &amp; Co., 1989 Morgan doesn't hide her bigotry):

    * p. 229: Sex to this point in my life has been trivial, at best a gesture of tenderness, at worst a chore. I couldn't understand the furor about it.


    "To call a man an animal is to flatter him; he's a machine, a walking dildo."
    -- Valerie Solanas, Authoress of the SCUM Manifesto

    "The male is a domestic animal which, if treated with firmness...can be trained to do most things."
    -- Jilly Cooper, SCUM (Society For Cutting Up Men, started by Valerie Solanas)


    "I want to see a man beaten to a bloody pulp with a high-heel shoved in his mouth, like an apple in the mouth of a pig." -- Andrea Dworkin

    "Marriage as an institution developed from rape as a practice." -- Andrea Dworkin

    "Heterosexual intercourse is the pure, formalized expression of contempt for women's bodies." -- Andrea Dworkin

    Under patriarchy, every woman's son is her potential betrayer and also the inevitable rapist or exploiter of another woman." -- Andrea Dworkin


    "The annihilation of a woman's personality, individuality, will, character, is prerequisite to male sexuality." -- Andrea Dworkin

    "Men are rapists, batterers, plunderers, killers; these same men are religious prophets, poets, heroes, figures of romance, adventure, accomplishment, figures ennobled by tragedy and defeat. Men have claimed the earth, called it 'Her'. Men ruin Her. Men have airplanes, guns, bombs, poisonous gases, weapons so perverse and deadly that they defy any authentically human imagination."
    -- Andrea Dworkin, Pornography: Men Possessing Women

    "The institution of sexual intercourse is anti-feminist" -- Ti-Grace Atkinson

    "When a woman reaches orgasm with a man she is only collaborating with the patriarchal system, eroticizing her own oppression." -- Sheila Jeffrys

    "All sex, even consensual sex between a married couple, is an act of violence perpetrated against a woman." -- Catherine MacKinnon

    "You grow up with your father holding you down and covering your mouth so another man can make a horrible searing pain between your legs."
    -- Catherine MacKinnon (Prominent legal feminist scholar; University of Michigan, &amp; Yale.)


    "The more famous and powerful I get the more power I have to hurt men." -- Sharon Stone; Actress


    "The proportion of men must be reduced to and maintained at approximately 10% of the human race." -- Sally Miller Gearhart, in The Future - If There Is One - Is Female.

    "And if the professional rapist is to be separated from the average dominant heterosexual (male), it may be mainly a quantitative difference."
    -- Susan Griffin, Rape: The All-American Crime.

    "If life is to survive on this planet, there must be a decontamination of the Earth. I think this will be accompanied by an evolutionary process that will result in a drastic reduction of the population of males." --Mary Daly, former Professor at Boston College, 2001.

    "Men who are unjustly accused of rape can sometimes gain from the experience." - Catherine Comins
    ...to be continued...

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    • prasatko

      Part II of the grains of feminist wisdom:
      "All patriarchists exalt the home and family as sacred, demanding it remain inviolate from prying eyes. Men want privacy for their violations of women... All women learn in childhood that women as a sex are men's prey."
      -- Marilyn French

      "All men are rapists and that's all they are"
      -- Marilyn French, Authoress; (later, advisoress to Al Gore's Presidential Campaign.)

      "I believe that women have a capacity for understanding and compassion which man structurally does not have, does not have it because he cannot have it. He's just incapable of it."
      -- Barbara Jordan; Former Congresswoman.

      "Probably the only place where a man can feel really secure is in a maximum security prison, except for the imminent threat of release."
      -- Germaine Greer.

      "Men's sexuality is mean and violent, and men so powerful that they can 'reach WITHIN women to ****/construct us from the inside out.' Satan-like, men possess women, making their wicked fantasies and desires women's own. A woman who has sex with a man, therefore, does so against her will, 'even if she does not feel forced.'
      -- Judith Levine, (explicating comment profiling prevailing misandry.)

      "I feel what they feel: man-hating, that volatile admixture of pity, contempt, disgust, envy, alienation, fear, and rage at men. It is hatred not only for the anonymous man who makes sucking noises on the street, not only for the rapist or the judge who acquits him, but for what the Greeks called philo-aphilos, 'hate in love,' for the men women share their lives with--husbands, lovers, friends, fathers, brothers, sons, coworkers."
      -- Judith Levine, Authoress of My Enemy, My love

      "There are no boundaries between affectionate sex and slavery in (the male) world. Distinctions between pleasure and danger are academic; the dirty-laundrylist of 'sex acts'...includes rape, foot binding, fellatio, intercourse, auto eroticism, incest, anal intercourse, use and production of pornography, cunnilingus, sexual harassment, and murder."
      -- Judith Levine; summarizing comment on the WAS document, (A southern Women's Writing Collective: Women Against Sex.)

      "All men are good for is ****ing, and running over with a truck".
      Statement made by A University of Maine Feminist Administrator, quoted by Richard Dinsmore, who brought a successful civil suit against the University in the amount of $600,000. Richard had protested the quote; was dismissed thereafter on the grounds of harassment; and responded by bringing suit against the University. 1995 settlement.

      "Women have their faults / men have only two: / everything they say / everything they do."
      -- Popular Feminist Graffiti

      "Men, as a group, tend to be abusive, either verbally, sexually or emotionally. There are always the exceptions, but they are few and far between (I am married to one of them). There are different levels of violence and abuse and individual men buy into this system by varying degrees. But the male power structure always remains intact."
      Message on FEMISA, responding to a request for arguments that men are unnecessary for a child to grow into mature adulthood.

      Another posting on FEMISA: "Considering the nature and pervasiveness of men's violence, I would say that without question, children are better off being raised without the presence of men. Assaults on women and children are mostly perpetrated by men whom they are supposed to love and trust: fathers, brothers, uncles, grandfathers, step-fathers."
      Both quotes taken from Daphne Patai's excellent critical work, Heterophobia

      "We are, as a sex, infinitely superior to men." -- Elizabeth Cady Stanton

      From 'A feminist Dictionary; ed. Kramarae and Triechler, Pandora Press, 1985:

      MALE:...represents a variant of or deviation from the category of female. The first males were mutants...the male sex represents a degeneration and deformity of the female.

      MAN:...an obsolete life form... an ordinary creature who needs to be watched...a contradictory baby-man...

      TESTOSTERONE POISONING: ... 'Until now it has been though that the level of testosterone in men is normal simply because they have it. But if you consider how abnormal their behavior is, then you are led to the hypothesis that almost all men are suffering from "testosterone poisoning."

      And homework for those who support feminism and who cannot understand how it is possible to be repulsed by this hideous ideology: read the quotations above so that you know what you are subscribing to. And try to separate which quotations were made by the real feminists.

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      • relationships_for_the_birds

        But I read those ridiculous quotes you posted, and I'm still a feminist. And I still don't hate men. I can't believe something went wrong in your brilliant plan to wake us all up to the horrors of feminism. I can't believe posting all those compelling quotes didn't work. Lol, you're adorable. Don't worry, someday life will be over and your brain won't feel so tired all the time anymore. Poor you.

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        • prasatko

          It is no surprise that you are a feminist. Something went wrong in your brain and in your genitals. It happens. Do not worry, someday you will be six feet under ground and you will not be so stupid anymore. Bitch!
          BTW: It is nice to see that you created this new account because of my post.

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    • prasatko

      Part II of the grains of feminist wisdom:
      "All patriarchists exalt the home and family as sacred, demanding it remain inviolate from prying eyes. Men want privacy for their violations of women... All women learn in childhood that women as a sex are men's prey."
      -- Marilyn French

      "All men are rapists and that's all they are"
      -- Marilyn French, Authoress; (later, advisoress to Al Gore's Presidential Campaign.)


      "I believe that women have a capacity for understanding and compassion which man structurally does not have, does not have it because he cannot have it. He's just incapable of it."
      -- Barbara Jordan; Former Congresswoman.

      "Probably the only place where a man can feel really secure is in a maximum security prison, except for the imminent threat of release."
      -- Germaine Greer.

      "Men's sexuality is mean and violent, and men so powerful that they can 'reach WITHIN women to ****/construct us from the inside out.' Satan-like, men possess women, making their wicked fantasies and desires women's own. A woman who has sex with a man, therefore, does so against her will, 'even if she does not feel forced.'
      -- Judith Levine, (explicating comment profiling prevailing misandry.)

      "I feel what they feel: man-hating, that volatile admixture of pity, contempt, disgust, envy, alienation, fear, and rage at men. It is hatred not only for the anonymous man who makes sucking noises on the street, not only for the rapist or the judge who acquits him, but for what the Greeks called philo-aphilos, 'hate in love,' for the men women share their lives with--husbands, lovers, friends, fathers, brothers, sons, coworkers."
      -- Judith Levine, Authoress of My Enemy, My love

      "There are no boundaries between affectionate sex and slavery in (the male) world. Distinctions between pleasure and danger are academic; the dirty-laundrylist of 'sex acts'...includes rape, foot binding, fellatio, intercourse, auto eroticism, incest, anal intercourse, use and production of pornography, cunnilingus, sexual harassment, and murder."
      -- Judith Levine; summarizing comment on the WAS document, (A southern Women's Writing Collective: Women Against Sex.)

      "All men are good for is ****ing, and running over with a truck".
      Statement made by A University of Maine Feminist Administrator, quoted by Richard Dinsmore, who brought a successful civil suit against the University in the amount of $600,000. Richard had protested the quote; was dismissed thereafter on the grounds of harassment; and responded by bringing suit against the University. 1995 settlement.

      "Women have their faults / men have only two: / everything they say / everything they do."
      -- Popular Feminist Graffiti


      "Men, as a group, tend to be abusive, either verbally, sexually or emotionally. There are always the exceptions, but they are few and far between (I am married to one of them). There are different levels of violence and abuse and individual men buy into this system by varying degrees. But the male power structure always remains intact."
      Message on FEMISA, responding to a request for arguments that men are unnecessary for a child to grow into mature adulthood.

      Another posting on FEMISA: "Considering the nature and pervasiveness of men's violence, I would say that without question, children are better off being raised without the presence of men. Assaults on women and children are mostly perpetrated by men whom they are supposed to love and trust: fathers, brothers, uncles, grandfathers, step-fathers."
      Both quotes taken from Daphne Patai's excellent critical work, Heterophobia



      "We are, as a sex, infinitely superior to men." -- Elizabeth Cady Stanton

      From 'A feminist Dictionary; ed. Kramarae and Triechler, Pandora Press, 1985:

      MALE:...represents a variant of or deviation from the category of female. The first males were mutants...the male sex represents a degeneration and deformity of the female.

      MAN:...an obsolete life form... an ordinary creature who needs to be watched...a contradictory baby-man...

      TESTOSTERONE POISONING: ... 'Until now it has been though that the level of testosterone in men is normal simply because they have it. But if you consider how abnormal their behavior is, then you are led to the hypothesis that almost all men are suffering from "testosterone poisoning."

      And homework for those who support feminism and who cannot understand how it is possible to be repulsed by this hideous ideology: read the quotations above so that you know what you are subscribing to. And try to separate which quotations were made by the real feminists.

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