<p>I do. I don't even know where to begin I agree with you so much.</p>
<p>I am a feminist, in that I believe in equal pay for equal work, and equal respect as human beings. I do not believe women are greater than men, or the exact same as men but with different genitalia, or, for that matter, that men are "better" than women. </p>
<p>The feminist movement has just gone too far - talk about confusing young women. Acknowledging and celebrating women's sexuality has become promiscuity and oral sex performed on teen boys is just like kissing - definitely not sex, in teen girls' minds. </p>
<p>I have three sons (and one daughter) and boy, are the roles reversed. I feel I am constantly educating them to protect them from predatory sexual advances from girls.</p>
<p>It is incredibly important that girls are raised to feel empowered to stand up for themselves and that they expect equal respect and compensation. But we're losing a whole generation of girls to this madness. Our culture sells sex, and teen girls are the biggest consumers. If women want to be respected for more than their bodies, we'd sure better start by not emphasizing our bodies so much. </p>
<p>These waters are really muddies.</p>