For me, they're absolutely complementary. If I'm the only thing I can really control, how can I do so without the right to make my own decisions beyond whether

For me, they're absolutely complementary. If I'm the only thing I can really control, how can I do so without the right to make my own decisions beyond whether or not to accept a marriage proposal? Before feminism, married women were legally children, at least in the parts of the world I've lived in (US and Germany). In the state I live in, Bavaria, my husband could have prevented me from getting a driver's license or working up until about 1970. A woman fighting against feminism is a woman fighting against responsibility for herself.