>I feel like this was a con, and yet I also feel strong social pressure to not share this opinion with my friends and co-workers. Thank you. I feel the same wa

>I feel like this was a con, and yet I also feel strong social pressure to not share this opinion with my friends and co-workers. Thank you. I feel the same way. I think that "feminism" like this - where a girl and her mom show how she's better than her stupid older brothers - is divisive, plays on peoples' emotions, and really makes things worse for all of us. It's not pushing equality, it's responding to "boys are better" with "no, girls are better." Yet if I were to say this openly, I'd be called a misogynist.