To those of you who will say you aren't a feminist you are an "egalitarian": intersectional feminism accounts for all systems of inequality. Not just ones that women face. It includes race, religion, gender, sexuality, and even problems that men face due to the patriarchy. 

Today, extreme feminists want women to be better than men. To me, I am more of an egalitarian; I prefer equality to all on earth. Men don't get maternity leave if they're partner dies in child birth. That's not fair at all to the child or the father. 

Here's something to think about. Before anyone jumps to commenting, read my ENTIRE post. I don't think it's honestly appropriate to call it "feminism". I'm talking about as far back as the "feminist" movement, although, this is 2015 and these days, a common argument is how a woman with a lot of sex partners is considered nasty, a whore, etc. while men get a high five for having sex all the time. Is that wrong? ABSOLUTELY, BUT I wouldn't say that me saying that it is wrong makes me a "feminist". Why? Well, doesn't every human deserve to be treated equally? That is pure common sense that no sex, race, religion, anything else you can think of, etc. deserves to be mistreated based on those things. It is called common sense. That's all it is IMO, but anyone can feel free to disagree. 

I wouldn't call my self a feminist these days because of all the hatred the name has now😒 but I know I am one. I'd call my self an equalist