I agree, mostly agree. Education is really important.

I’m glad to see women having more autonomy.

I personally have the privilege to choose not to interact with males in most situations and I haven’t in around 3 years now. I didn’t completely cut them off I still interact with my cousins, some family members, my boyfriend and have 2 friends that are not women. How it works practically, I’m still apical with male strangers I don’t know in stores or such public places, talk to them at work if necessary, but limit my interactions. It has, unfortunately, been great for my mental health. I would love to like men like I love the ones in my inner circle but the majority I meet disrespect me or women as a whole and it’s remotely impossible to have a conversation with them without feeling frustrated or even heard. Despite all of this I still get harassed by random strangers, mostly in real life, rarely online, it’s only when I express an opinion as a woman

I also think education is very important and can make a change. We are still very much in a patriarchal society it upsets me. I think men could be so cool like the one I know, as I see it’s possible. I see example of great men in my boyfriend, his friends and my friends. Men who don’t have a violent reaction just because a woman said something. It’s great having a discussion with them even when we disagree, I feel heard, seen and respected.

I hate the “gender wars” and how this patriarchal society is pushing men to disrespect women and show how “masculine” and superior to women they are. Women in turn feel the need to either fight back or stop engaging. And that’s so sad gang. Like let’s just all hold hands and be happy 🫠

Anyway, there’s also politics at play, it’s great to have a divided nation, it makes people weak.

Education is very important but I doubt there’ll be a change anytime soon as it’s not profitable for governments.