I hear this a lot from feminists and feminist sympathizers a lot: "strong woman". Every time I hear it it makes me laugh cause I look at the women in my family and given what they have gone through those are truly strong women. It seems feminists have confused women multi-tasking (i.e., running a household and taking care of their men and family and working full time ) with being strong of character, integrity, morality, etc.
I think our mothers and grandmothers faced real hardships that would break many of today's so called strong women. For example, how about all the women that survived world war 2 or the Nazi camps or any other hardship in life ?
A lot of the feminists in rich countries don't realize how easy they have it here. First of all like aries Spears the comic said no matter how ugly every woman has a scholarship between their legs and in the workforce they have an easier path to climb the ladder solely because they are women. The only other group that has it easier at work is gays. Hell now with metoo they've scared away men men to hit on them. So god forbid they get cat called or complimented in public.
I am really curious. Can someone tell me what today's feminists mean when they say they are strong women?
If I am wrong I'll say I'm wrong and stand corrected.
Thank you
I think our mothers and grandmothers faced real hardships that would break many of today's so called strong women. For example, how about all the women that survived world war 2 or the Nazi camps or any other hardship in life ?
A lot of the feminists in rich countries don't realize how easy they have it here. First of all like aries Spears the comic said no matter how ugly every woman has a scholarship between their legs and in the workforce they have an easier path to climb the ladder solely because they are women. The only other group that has it easier at work is gays. Hell now with metoo they've scared away men men to hit on them. So god forbid they get cat called or complimented in public.
I am really curious. Can someone tell me what today's feminists mean when they say they are strong women?
If I am wrong I'll say I'm wrong and stand corrected.
Thank you