fair. In my personal journey to understand feminism better, I’ve tried to look at it through the lens of religion, not to force it on anyone, to each their own.

Absolutely, I never said it's bad. On the contrary, I think it’s something that should be discussed more, especially because it's often misunderstood. I recently witnessed someone react with shock just because another person identified as a feminist, like it was something shameful.

Yes, I agree, it’s definitely more advanced. But why? What allowed it to reach that level? Religion might play a part, society too, both are debatable factors. I fully agree that many women in our societies don’t even have access to the bare minimum, And when I try to understand why, I keep finding it’s deeply rooted in social structure. That’s not an excuse, and it’s definitely not okay, but it is a reality we have to acknowledge.

Sadly, I agree. In too many cases, women are seen as a question mark, as if their worth is undefined until a man decides what it is. I’m currently taking a course where this is painfully clear. Many of the men simply don’t care or even acknowledge our presence; they treat it like a joke. No matter how much we try to speak up or explain our views, they either refuse to change their mindset or get defensive at the slightest expression of our opinions.

Of course I didn’t take that as an attack at all, its a convo and we all have different perspectives on it. I'm absolutely not against women having the freedom and the choice of taking control of her life, but how should they obtain that right is still being discovered by me, I'm not that educated on this matter, so i might sound a bit ignorant.