Pandora

In the end, the author writes about his own experience. It's really funny. Gender discrimination in the workplace is so serious. Even though I am a woman, I actually say that the process of hard work has nothing to do with gender. Regardless of family background, a woman can compete with a man. She has to pay far more than a man because women face too many traps from birth. They tell you that men and women are inherently different. They tell you that men can surpass you with just a little effort. They tell you the importance of love. They want you to be smart and know how to advance and retreat. They want you to be ignorant and easy to deceive. They want you to become a caged bird. Use warm water to devour your desire for upward step by step. A man's worldly success is to have money, power and a woman. A woman's worldly success is to marry a good man. This is not what discrimination is. This is not what objectification is. As an independent individual, you can declare that you have not been knocked down by discrimination, but you cannot deny that the existence of discrimination affects you.

How can I put it this way? I felt like I had a lump in my throat after reading it. I don't criticize, I just think it's a bit sad and ridiculous. In fact, I really like the point about Eden and armed resistance at the beginning of this book. This book is good but very idealistic. Women's rights is not a derogatory term. It is always said that women's rights provoke antagonism between men and women, but I want to say that women have not yet stood up, so how can they be antagonized? Men, whether you admit it or not, no matter what status or class he is, he has gained a huge advantage in this patriarchal society from the moment his gender is determined.

In fact, I rarely write negative comments in Jinjiang. I just abandon articles if I don't like them. But I saw this article recommended by someone as "the best feminist article in Jinjiang" so I read it. However... Ah, this... Is basically an equal rights fairy article that places women's rights on men's conscience... I just can't help but comment. However, I subscribed to it and there is no negative score. I hope the author will not delete it and can give other readers a warning.

This really isn't feminism. In the end, men and women were able to reconcile because of the survival and fertility problems that men faced after the fierce confrontation 100 years ago. If males can give birth, if there are roles in this world that can replace females, and if males want to continue to fight, then males 100 years from now will not be able to be coerced by the shadow doctor. Men 100 years later, the men standing on the pyramid were convinced by love and morality, and the two parties reached a reconciliation. This is very fairy tale.

Six years have passed since I read this article. Equal rights are becoming more and more like a joke, and the world is going backwards at full speed. Friends who have read the article in the comments, times have changed, how do you feel now? The current social environment has tamed people so completely. Although everyone knows that it is unfair, who dares to bear the brunt? The story set in the article has a desperate background. In the real world, people have no hope and no one knows which direction to go. Hahaha

I don't know when, women's rights became a derogatory term among some people. Without women's rights, women would still be locked up at home in skirts and with long hair, making incense and serving the whole family. It's just that women's rights are not extreme enough and successful enough. There are tens of millions of women missing and there are not enough combatants.

No, after writing about strong women, you still call female readers "masters"? His words made me frown. . . This is what I said. . .

After reading Girlless Land, I remembered this book again. The rise of female consciousness and the weirdness of social forms. There are still good works in Jinjiang. I am committed to digging for gold in shit.

If you feel it, come back and leave a comment. Something happened recently that many women are very sad about. I dare not say anything for fear that this book will be criticized. Women's growth is difficult and difficult. Let's all work hard. It requires continuous efforts from generation to generation. Woe has come to me, and blessing to others.

In fact, I think feminism is about fighting for the rights that everyone should have for women. When will women not be criticized for whatever they do because of their gender? When will they be truly free?