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No offense intended, but it seems like you're pretty anti-feminist without knowing a whole lot about the feminist movement. Here is a great place to start, if

• Tichy 13y ago
  I don't really believe your claim without you providing any pointers as to where I am supposed to be wrong. I have been following that feminism thing for a while now and I don't think I am that misinformed. Of course feminists themselves see themselves in a different light. They think they are warm, saintly, compassionate beings who want nothing but the best for all mankind. They don't really question what they are doing or what cult they have joined, though. It is true, I have concluded that I am really anti-feminist, after watching the movement for a while. As I explained above, obviously that doesn't mean I am against equality. What I am against is the ideology of painting women as victims. Also the ideology seems in many parts damaging to women, for example it pressures them into working instead of spending time with their families (they should have a free choice), it is against extra pay for stay at home mums, it scares women by creating a completely overblown rape scare and so on. As I said, if you can point anything where I am wrong, I would love to hear it. I will also take a look at your book recommendation.