I believe feminism is about equality to all not just women but both genders. It's not about women being superior to men, but about creating a world where all people have the same opportunities and are treated with the same respect.
Feminism means fighting against unfair treatment based on gender. This includes things like equal pay for equal work, having the same chances for education and jobs, and being free from harassment and violence. It's about challenging old ideas that limit what women can do or be.
I remember talking to a neighbor of mine and she was like all the women in their home weren't opportuned to further their education after secondary school, her mom believed that women shouldn't go to school and because of that, she and her sister couldn't further their education. This is really bad, we should all have equal rights, a man going to school doesn't mean he will be better than a woman and a woman going to school doesn't mean she will be better than a man.
Yes, I do consider myself a feminist. To me, this means I believe in and support these ideas of equality. It doesn't mean I hate men or think women are better. It simply means I want a fair world for everyone.
I believe true feminism is about working together - all genders - to create a fairer world. It's not about revenge or putting anyone down. It's about lifting everyone up to the same level.
Feminism, to me, is a positive force for change. It's about creating a world where everyone can reach their full potential, free from unfair limits or treatment based on gender. It's a goal I believe is worth working towards, even if the path isn't always easy or clear.