Don't Berate Us: On Sex Segregation

Recently, I've been patronized by men for having an opinion. It seems I 'never have it right' or 'don't represent something very well' and am put down enormously. I get it, you're Alt-Right, I get it you're all about asserting yourself, but I've been finding that there are a lot of men who uplift themselves solely on the basis that they are calling women inferior. Much of the MGTOW movement is become a dangerous cult of misogyny, a 'masculinism' movement much like feminism. While I had apologized for the 'misogyny' of the Alt-Right earlier in my blog, claiming that thinking the sexes were different was not misogyny, I realized that where we differ with SJW's is also where we are similar. The sexes are equal, and we live in a patriarchy. We both agree that the world is male dominated, but while SJW's desire a matriarchy or a completely egalitarian society (will never happen, matriarchy either, clearly) the Alt-Right desires the patriarchy and sees its benefits and strength. It is the only system, and an anarchic patriarchy like Christianity seems solid and fertile for development. But much like in the Bible, it claims a man should love his wife more than himself, men should love women, because women are the fairer and weaker sex. Loving means treating her well.

Do not patronize a woman who is attempting to learn something in your political movement. Do not claim that she cannot learn, that she is incapable of being what you are. You're not helping and it means that you are unable to sustain your own masculinity without putting down the humanity of someone else.

Privilege

 Recently I watched the controversial video documentary 'White People'. It wasn't an attack on anyone, and it didn't really portray much of white people, but we did get to see how sensitive and active racism issues still are today. Near the end of the video, a white, young man was telling the filmmaker that he was hosting white privilege seminars. He claimed that they were healthy, and that it was important for men, white men, to know how they were privileged and what to do about it. I toyed mentally with the idea, but I felt like there was something intrinsically wrong with it. Indeed, I then watched another Lauren Southern video, this time about privilege.

Youtube Anti-Feminism

I'm not a man, but I've seen a lot of men on the internet react violently to extreme waves of modern feminism. You've probably heard of TJ, the Amazing Atheist, or Sargon of Akkad, Thunderf00t and others of the same genre. What I mainly have to say about these men is that they are all individuals, reacting differently to the same thing. What we must understand is that they are reacting in a way that shows no restraint. One may be more emotional, one may be a bit more satirical and the other simply rational. They are the voices of groups of people, (who watch them and make them famous) and most of those fans are male, but some are female, who have problems with feminism, and especially extreme feminism that appears on social media.

Why not Feminism? On what I cannot fathom in this Ideology

I am a woman. I am a mother. I live in Canada, in Quebec, in a reasonably-sized city, but nothing near the hugeness of Montreal. Over the years, I've lived my life very normally. I wasn't really religious or anything, but I went into Religion in University and ended up doing a major. I am in an environment presently that challenges my views on God and religion very deeply. I have numerous friends who are atheists and who cannot understand religion or 'spirituality'. I have issues with these things myself, and recently, I've been having more and more issues on gender.

I'm not into Gender Studies, or anything of the likes, but I am bombarded every single day with hardcore feminist attitudes and to reciprocate these attitudes are male, (usually atheist) egalitarians who have no problem with normal feminism, but who have a difficult time understanding why women feminists are so extreme about 'feminist' issues.

To cut it short, I've made a list of things I cannot fathom concerning Feminism: