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A Few Things Anti-Feminists Should Avoid

Women should know what to avoid so other people don't think they're man-hating, feminist bitches

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A Few Things Anti-Feminists Should Avoid
Pat Robertson

So lately, I have seen a plethora of articles and posts with headlines like, "I'm a woman and I don't need feminism" or "I'm a woman and I don't support the women's march."

Since feminism seems to be such a dirty and frightening word, I thought I would list out a few things that anti-feminist women need to avoid so they can protect themselves from all the empowerment.

1. Voting

If y'all want to disassociate from feminism, you should probably stop exercising your right to vote. Considering feminist ideology was the basis for achieving the right to vote for women, exercising this right might make you seem like a man-hating, feminist bitch. Wouldn't want that, would you?

2. Owning Property

Do you own a house or car? Better get that shit put back in your husband's name, unless you want people thinking you're a femin-azi. In case you didn't know, women could not own property until women who believed in gender equality, *cough cough* feminists, fought for your right to do so.

3. Having a Career

Do you want to do more with your life than be barefoot and pregnant? Well, that's too damn bad. Better quit your job now so the neighbors don't think you're a career-driven, power hungry, child-hating shrew. Feminists would support women doing either because choice is a central platform of the movement, but ya know, you don't want to be associated with feminists.

Hope this list helps all you passionate anti-feminist women out there feel more adept at avoiding feminist and women's rights all together.

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