How many "pro-feminist" men have you come across?

Question

Were they studenty socialist types?

Did they bathe? Eat their vegetables? Did they ever say: "Sometimes I just like to sit on the grass thinking about how we are underachieving, as individuals, and as a species"?

Answer 1

I have met only a few so far, but I expect to meet a lot more this year (first of university). They had some socialist leanings, but weren't full-blooded pinkos (does anybody still say that?); they bathed regularly; they ate lots of vegetables; and they never said that.

Answer 2

Quite a few men I've come across claim to believe in gender equality. Do they practice it however? I've found that to be a whole other story. Most men don't even realize the ways they practice discrimination or prejudiced attitudes toward women. It's the same thing with racial prejudice. Most people would say they are not prejudiced, but when it comes right down to it, they wouldn't send their white child to a predominantly black school, or live in a black neighborhood, etc. Sad, but true. There's still so much ignorance in the world regarding prejudices of all kinds.
Those who do not suffer from it live in a world that is blind to the real issues that affect minorities. They say they know what it's like, but they don't. Not really.

Answer 3

All of the men I voluntarily associate with. And no, they are not "studenty socialist types" who never bathe and don't eat their vegetables (?Que? Not sure where your going with that one). Nor are they complete airheads. They are, in fact, a diverse group of human beings with their own individual talents and quirks.

This includes my "manly-man" fiance, who works in construction.

Answer 4

No they don't say stuff like that, my husband is very pro human which makes him pro feminist. He's a teriffic guy and a great partner, supportive, sexy and wise. He never meets a stranger and sees good in most people. I don't know how I got so lucky to have him meet and love me. Most other guys I don't really think they think about such issues, except for the baiters on this forum.

Answer 5

Actually, most of them. "Studenty"? Hardly. Educated. Most of them good family men, with daughters and sons planning their lives and careers, and wives who did or didn't remain home to raise their families but did a great job with them nonetheless. Men who report to or manage equally well-educated professional women. Or maybe they're divorced. Men whose lives are too busy and successful to sit in the grass and worry about underachieving and blaming women for it.

Guaranteed we do not run in the same circles. Thank God.

Answer 6

I continuously look my great, this is a character flaw, i understand. whether while there is an twist of destiny i attempt to look as though i'm assisting the sufferers. Ever ask your self while the cops say there replaced into as quickly as no id on the sufferer, what exceeded off to their wallet?

Answer 7

Just mine. And he plays in heavy metal band and is huge--your typical manly man. He's very hygenic, he loves to play video games, He totally digs having a penis, and he's never apologized. He met me, and he really dug the fact that I picked up the tab 50% of the time, and he decided feminism wasent just helping me, it was helping him too. So just him. But he's a so concerned about rights in relation to his that I couldent ask for more <3

Answer 8

Many. They are intelligent men who are able to see through another human's eyes.

Webster's dictionary, Feminism = "a) The principle that women should have political, economic, and social rights equal to those of men. b) The movement to win such rights for women."

I eat meat, like men, am straight, and shave....so do they.

Answer 9

I meet certain far-left feminist men on my university campus.

I guess I would consider myself a feminist in the uncut, undistorted form. Meaning, I simply support equal treatment of both genders. I am at odds with other feminists, particularily female feminists, due to their distorting of the original definition of a feminist -- they are not for equal rights, but only for women's rights including rights in which women are given unfair advantages and "rights" over men.

Answer 10

None, actually. The closest I've come is my boyfriend. Unfortunately, he still thinks the man should be the main breadwinner (psychologist vs. lawyer, that'll be interesting), but at least he knows that I completely oppose that line of thinking.

Anyway, he bathes and eats well, but he's not what I'd call an "intellectual." He's a smart guy, but not the "Allow me to ponder my existence" type of smart. :P He's the crazy loudmouth type. :)