I’m a proud feminist.

When I was younger I thought that men’s hatred defined feminism. I notice today that many think the same.

Feminism isn’t about hating men it’s about equality. 

Sadly it’s the “extremists” that gets attention. It’s the hatred for men that get noticed.

I’m a humanist and feminism is an important part of humanism.

Being a feminist isn’t about making women better than men.

For me being called a feminist is a pride. Because I’m in the battle of making all genders important, to reduce sexism, to reduce discrimination. It’s a fight for human rights. It’s used for everyone. No matter gender, religion, color, sexuality, gender identity, functional ability. It’s a fight for an equal life.

As not being known of being a feminist I get to hear alot of things about it, negative things. I get to hear things like “would you rather want your child to become a feminist or get cancer”.

And it frightens me. How people don’t know the difference between hatred of men and what feminism really is. People are scared of the word feminism, but they don’t know what it stands for. Ignorance.

For all my feminist friends out there, good job! Keep fighting for human rights, keep spreading knowledge of what feminism is. Thank you for the love you spread and the love you stand for. 

FirstOfMayDemonstration

Third attempt, this should work now!

So the first of may, I followed some friends and demonstrated, turns out I had an amazing time. One of the best days of my life. I made new friends and I got to do something that I believe in.

A big thank you for everyone who helped making this day and evening very special to me!

Here are some pics, as I promised they are here. If this works will say.

We are all made equal. Humanism for all!<3

Maybe…?

Maybe I was wrong to express my point of view about feminism, but it was what went trough my head. My opinion.
I accept differences, but let me have my opinion, no matter if you agree or not.

I have my opinions based from what I feel, hear and see.
I congratulate you if you have felt, heard or seen it different.
That’s what makes us human.