Feminism itself is the reason why women are still treated with respectful and are able to achieve greater heights, contries from where mala yusuf came from is a prime example where if there's no such movement that supports women's welfare and development then the fate of the girls who live in Pakistan will be one day ours as well
Imagine a woman walking into a job interview and getting hired because she's the best candidate, not because of a movement. It feels like men and women already have the same chances, so I'm not sure why we'd still need feminism. That's just my gut, though.
Picture a woman starting a business and customers pick her because her product works. priyangasheema makes a fair point about places where women suffer, and I can't really argue back. I just feel things are mostly fine here, so feminism seems unnecessary to me.
In places where women already get hired and respected on merit, feminism feels like a solution to a problem that isn't here. priyangasheema is right about those other countries, and I don't know how to argue with that. I just think we're fine here, so we don't need it.
Let's phrase it better , you're way too ignorant tonsee the problem ahaed of you , just because you can't see doesn't mean that women are still oppressed in the name of cultural duties and are forced into marriages just because they have an XY chromosome, how ridiculous is that
Fair enough, I did agree some places need help. But here, where women already get hired and respected, feminism just feels like a fix for nothing. I can't explain it better than that, it's just my gut.
Picture a woman getting promoted purely on her work. priyangasheema says women are forced into marriages, and that's awful, but here I just don't see it. I can't argue, but feminism still feels unnecessary to me.