Criticizing "feminism" is pretty meaningless. Ask a dozen feminists what feminism is, and you'll get a dozen (+/- a few) answers. Yes, the idea that men and wo

Criticizing "feminism" is pretty meaningless. Ask a dozen feminists what feminism is, and you'll get a dozen (+/- a few) answers. Yes, the idea that men and women are entirely equal except for social conditioning is ridiculous, but who says that's the only definition of feminism? I consider myself a feminist (as well as for gay rights, animal rights, and more). My take on feminism is that women deserve the same opportunities for choice as men (indeed, all humans and animals deserve the freedom to pursue their individual desires). If, given a choice, women and men tend to go down different paths (statistically), that's fine.