I consider myself a feminist, never a female supremacist, but I think women still have a way to go. Many years ago my actor/model/writer/useless boyfriend would pontificate about inane drivel, like what era would I like to live in the past. He thought turn-of-the-century America would be great because he could work with his hands, like a man. I said none. Nothing. The future please. The turn-of-the-century woman had no rights outside of her husband. Heck, if you watch Mad Men you realize women are only a few decades away from being considered chattel.
When asked my opinion about female supremacy, I would quip, "It's not my gender that makes me superior." It was a joke, but there are a lot of dumb women out there, namely ones that actually believe their hype and in female supremacy. They exist.
Mad Men? Christina Hendricks. Red hair, gender roles and boobs, that's my favorite grouping of topics. |
When asked my opinion about female supremacy, I would quip, "It's not my gender that makes me superior." It was a joke, but there are a lot of dumb women out there, namely ones that actually believe their hype and in female supremacy. They exist.