Anonymous #1 1d

It doesn't "promote" gender roles, you can do whatever you want. I just personally don't want to do anything that requires manual labor so I'm not going to lol. And it's not "exactly what they did before" because I have a high paying job in a male dominated field and I'm a whore lmao I'm not just some uneducated child bride with no bank account and 7 babies. Feminism isn't wasting your time doing things you don't want and don't have to do when there's men eagerly waiting to be useful

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Anonymous OP 1d

jesus christ man none of that makes what you’re doing “more feminist”. you don’t have to moralize anything that you want to do just because you want to do it. it’s fine. no one cares. but don’t act like you’re a better person for doing that because you’re not.

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Anonymous #1 21h

I'm not moralizing anything lmao I never said I was a better bc I don't wanna build furniture. It's not feminist for women to waste their time doing shit they don't have to do just for sake of "not reinforcing gender roles" given that I'm literally typing this response my corporate job lmao there are no gender roles! My time is just as valuable as a man's lmao I am telling a man to hang my curtains bc I don't wanna fucking do it but he does! Feminism isn't an inefficient allocation of labor

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Anonymous #1 21h

It's a misunderstanding of what feminism is to take "She Can Do It!" so literally lol like yeah I can do it but that doesn't mean I have to. I'm not mowing a lawn nor am I playing Hattie Homemaker lol

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Anonymous OP 21h

no one’s saying you have to do shit but it’s not “more feminist” to expect men to do things for women, which is what you originally said.

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Anonymous #1 18h

I said, and I quote, "I actually think it CAN be more feminist to expect men to do man things than for women to do it"

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