This thread makes me want to throw myself off a bridge. People say that women have equal rights... I don't have time to research the ways rights are not equal, so I'm not going to argue that. However social expectations and treatment of women are still not equal to men. I thought inequality was a myth until I started a career in a male-dominated field. There are still a lot of men out there that treat us like idiots. They don't trust us with the same responsibilities. In the workplace, I get more attention from people trying to date me than men would. If I am competitive or bother to tell people how they can do better, I'm considered a confrontational bitch. If I go with the flow, I'm too meek and won't get anywhere because I'll literally be wallflower. I just want to do my job, and enjoy it, but unless I grind my way to become most of the men's boss (which, I can see taking longer than most men, even though I don't plan on having children), I won't be getting "equal" respect. Can you, as men, really tell me that that's not true when you've never experienced a day in our lives? That is not to say that everything is peachy for men either. The point is, society still has a way to go in terms of things being equal for men and women. In some ways it never will be, but despite that, that's what "modern feminism" [i]should[/i] be advocating for.