A Twitter user recently shared her opinion that feminists associate marriage with abuse and this gained the attention of netizens.
She shared in a tweet that feminists demonize the idea of being married to someone whom you know and love.
However, they promote exploring s3xuality with random men during one night stands and the likes.
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She wrote: “Feminists associate marriage with abuse. That somehow being married to someone you know well and apparently love leads to abuse.
But at the same time will encourage “exploring your s3xuality” aka being promiscuous, one night stands, with men they barely know
Now tell me what is most likely to be dangerous and conducive to abuse – marrying a man you know and love or having s3x with a man you don’t know very well, if at all?”
Feminists associate marriage with abuse
She asked netizens which scenario was more likely to lead to abuse, a marriage with someone you know or one night stands with a total stranger.
Her opinion that feminists associate marriage with abuse gained a lot of traction as they aired their opinion on the subject.
@alandriel1972: “One night stand: at the end of the night it’s over. Marriage to someone you thought you knew: not over as easily.”
@yoboyogobo: “Yeah, sleeping with random men that don’t care about you is super empowering and non-abusive lol. Crazy how people will gaslight themselves to escape their shame.”
@chaimgottheil: “From what I can tell, they view men as inherent abusers, and the only way to stop men from abusing them is to make sure men have no leverage whatsoever.”
You don’t know feminism: Netizens blast feminist for refusing to split bills
Meanwhile, Ukoko, a Twitter user, has drawn criticism for engaging in “selective feminism,” as stated by online users.
She expressed her frustration with her boyfriend, who insisted they divide a bill 50/50 because she was a feminist.
She believed that this idea was unreasonable because the sharing ratio ought not to be said at all.
