I don't have all the answers.
In fact, I often wonder at the few I DO seem to have. For they often raise more questions than answers.
That's the nature of searching.
Otherwise I would call myself Finder. Or Founder? LOL.
Instead I am searching.
I am . . . The Searcher.
In fact, I often wonder at the few I DO seem to have. For they often raise more questions than answers.
That's the nature of searching.
Otherwise I would call myself Finder. Or Founder? LOL.
Instead I am searching.
I am . . . The Searcher.
Some women do not like Feminism
Posted 15th-July-2008 at 10:54 PM by Searcher
Some women do not like Feminism.
Yeah. That came as a surprise to me as well.
I have several examples but the most recent and the oddest is this.
I know some of you will have a problem with this but I belong to a Wiccan coven.
And before you go judging it you should research it fully. It's NOT what popular movies and media make it out to be.
In fact, many of the higher people in Wicca are men.
Recently a woman joined our group and began spouting anti male rhetoric. I got justifiably upset and asked if this is how everyone in the group felt about men and was I even in the right group. I even brought up the differences between misogyny and misandry. I was quite vocal and eloquent if I may brag on myself.
Several women (including the woman in charge of the group) said, no that is NOT how they feel about men. That the Universe should be balanced and that includes a balance between men and women.
THEN the woman was immediately ejected from the group.
I even had several women thank me for saying something. They felt uncomfortable saying anything to this person.
So it would appear that some (dare I say many?) women do not like Feminism.
What does this mean for the future? I can't be sure. I just thought it was an interesting event that needed reporting.
Yeah. That came as a surprise to me as well.
I have several examples but the most recent and the oddest is this.
I know some of you will have a problem with this but I belong to a Wiccan coven.
And before you go judging it you should research it fully. It's NOT what popular movies and media make it out to be.
In fact, many of the higher people in Wicca are men.
Recently a woman joined our group and began spouting anti male rhetoric. I got justifiably upset and asked if this is how everyone in the group felt about men and was I even in the right group. I even brought up the differences between misogyny and misandry. I was quite vocal and eloquent if I may brag on myself.
Several women (including the woman in charge of the group) said, no that is NOT how they feel about men. That the Universe should be balanced and that includes a balance between men and women.
THEN the woman was immediately ejected from the group.
I even had several women thank me for saying something. They felt uncomfortable saying anything to this person.
So it would appear that some (dare I say many?) women do not like Feminism.
What does this mean for the future? I can't be sure. I just thought it was an interesting event that needed reporting.
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Speaking up against misandry can be difficult, especially in group settings. Good work, soldier.Posted 16th-July-2008 at 05:17 AM by Marx
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Thank you. When you belong to a group that at first glance seems to be female oriented it becomes a little nervy to stand up for men. I think the lesbians would find themselves very perplexed if they knew so many women hated their anti male poison.Posted 16th-July-2008 at 10:39 PM by Searcher - I agree, lesbians wouldn't have a clue what to do.. "How dare these women, our women, not hate men?"Posted 16th-July-2008 at 11:26 PM by Marx
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I simply observe that if you were a Man - doing the exact same thing - you woud probably have been the one ejected.Posted 20th-July-2008 at 08:32 PM by Ohso - You are probably right. I noticed that she was allowed to be in the group for a few days before I said something. A man would have been ejected quicker, maybe. One of the women did thank the leader for ejecting her. The quote was "Thank you for getting rid of her. She was starting to get on my nerves." {shrugging} I doubt a man getting on someone's nerves would have been allowed that much leeway. Some things we'll never know for sure.Posted 20th-July-2008 at 08:46 PM by Searcher
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