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.
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| 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.
