"Feminism" is an overly broad term used to discuss many things - a lot of it depending upon where you grew up. In my neck of the woods, "feminism" meant women h

"Feminism" is an overly broad term used to discuss many things - a lot of it depending upon where you grew up. In my neck of the woods, "feminism" meant women having an identity outside of their family, typically manifested in a career. It was not about eschewing the family altogether. Feminism was about mom and dad being equals: sharing household duties and child-rearing responsibilities while pursuing their own careers and interests. That form of "feminism" has its own issues (you can't have everything, whether you're male or female) but it doesn't suffer from the issues being presented here.