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[@whitney88b]

I never understand what they think feminism has to do with the ability to cook.

[@liviwaslost]

I’m feminist and I can cook way better.

[@Hyperlophus]

Especially given how professional chefs skews so heavily towards men.

[@CATmetchu]

Id say that in a cook off between the woman on tiktok who said this vs Christine Hà, I'd say the woman who won MasterChef and owns a restaurant is a better cook. And on top of that she's blind. Feminism gave Christine Hà the chance to fulfill her dream and also be allowed in public as a disabled person, which the suffragettes fought for as well.

[@desireesmith862]

They probably just believe in right wing propaganda and stereotypes. We all know the stereotypes of feminist just some of us have a brain and don’t believe them

[@seamstressdragon8707]

I am a feminist and LOVE to cook 😊

[@macibarnett152]

"Women were doing amazing in the 50s" *my great gramma drinking morphine directly out of the bottle as a sanity measure*

[@Hungryhungryhippo514]

and what I don't understand is if women were doing so amazing then nothing would've changed, today would still be like the 50's and yet it isn't. Clearly because shit wasn't right nor good.

[@gh0stpuppi333]

I wish that were me Edit: I wish that were me SIPPING MORPHINE, not all the other sexist shit that has been mostly done away with since the 1950’s

[@overlordfemto7523]

You all are on SSRIs and Benzos

[@Princessbuttercupish]

I knew a woman who married a man with the last name Hately. She changed her last name to Lovely. Their children are Hately-Lovely.

[@liviwaslost]

That’s adorable.

[@Kitty21345]

That’s an oxymoron 😊😄 I just learned what an oxymoron is recently 😂

[@SnickerFoodle]

That genius!

[@msjkramey]

I'm a feminist and I love kids. I just probably won't have kids. It's partially because I don't want to pass down some health issues that I have, partially because I'm terrified of pregnancy/childbirth, and partially because it's way too much pressure. I prefer being able to work with kids and throw my heart and soul into making their lives better when I'm around them and then getting to come home and not be in charge of anyone. I also love my little nephew, and it's not a chore at all to watch him and spend time with him, but he also goes home eventually. I don't have to deal with all the ups and downs of actually being his parent. Part of me does sometimes want them, but my Grammy always said not to have kids until you're absolutely aching for them and I'm not rn

[@bambino05]

My best friend doesn't want kids, but she loves spending time with my kids. I don't think I've ever met a feminist who hates children, met plenty of men who do but not a feminist as far as I'm aware. I don't understand where this narrative comes from

[@charadreemur7990]

Omg, if everyone did as your grammy said then there would be a huge decrease of kids who are unwanted or kids being given up for adoption because their parents didn't want them or felt pressured into having kids when they didn't care for them.

[@unicorn73212]

Yeah I can't have them so it's not even really a choice for me my body doesn't work anymore if I really wanted to raise kids that bad I would just go adopt one I just don't have the funding for it there an extra expense added on top of other expense. If you need that area of your life fulfilled you could always become a teacher or a mentor too there's not just one way to be a feminist sometime house wives are kind of hypocritical here because they upload videos and work side gigs this all thanks to feminism the computers there using everything they touch may of been built by a feminist too they gave women a privilege here and women go against there own nature and they try to make it seem like the women in the old days didn't work without pay it really kind of pisses me off because that's a form of abuse to want women to be in a vulnerable situation with a man making less than 20k a year trying to treat her like some sort of child that needs to be programed or brainwashed into living an outdated lifestyle that only serves one person.

[@ghoultooth]

⁠@@bambino05I mean, I dislike kids because they’re annoying and gross but I don’t hate their guts lol just wouldn’t want any of my own whatsoever. I think just saying that though immediately makes me a child-hater to the alt-right 😂

[@palesgensler3099]

Yeah, my favorite thing about being an aunt is that I get to go spend time with my niece and then I get to go home and be alone with my dogs. I’m not saying that I will never have children. But as of right now, I need to figure out how to stand on my own feet before I bring a child into my life.

[@morganhuneycutt2883]

I just started the video and I have to already say "I'm not a feminist, I can cook" baby, im pretty sure that was boxed mac and cheese. 10 year olds can make that.

[@liviwaslost]

I’m a feminist and I have learned to cook many foods. I have made Natchitoches meat pies, creme brûlée , pizza, and pan fried dumplings from scratch. Mac and cheese is not a brag dish no matter if it was made from a box or with local ingredients. It’s super basic lol.

[@captaincaspian42]

"I'm not a feminist, I can cook Kraft Mac and cheese and manage to not burn down the house my husband built miles away from civilization. The fire department wouldn't be able to make it in time, and that's without my husband shooting anyone who trespasses."

[@xXMuseFan1996Xx]

You sure that was Mac and cheese? Looked more like a plate of vomit to me 😂

[@valkerie2809]

I’m a feminist and I can cook better than here. That’s sad that a 16 year old is more capable in the kitchen than she is

[@RichielaurensIII]

Apparently, 6 year olds can make it. Found that out because my nephew showed me how. I already knew how but…

[@Princessbuttercupish]

The internalised mysogyny is painful to watch. Basically screaming out 'please pet me on the head and tell me I'm a good girl and not abuse me like you do those other women' just makes me feel sad.

[@stoner.typebeat3594]

literally, it sounds like a cry for help while simultaneously saying, "Don't you dare help me"

[@Cup1d036]

Imagine thinking feminism means hating kids... like I am a feminist and if it wasn't for the fact, I wouldn't be able to handle them, I would have kids.

[@Princessbuttercupish]

I'm a feminist and I've worked in childcare, lol. It's some of the parents I didn't like, not the kids.

[@lovelydeath04]

I'm a feminist and I adore children. I make clothes for children and want to open my own boutique that revolves around kids, similar to Justice back in the day.

[@Moszan]

I would go so far as to say that conservatism harbors vile antipathy towards children as they do women. After all, both parties are still viewed as living property.

[@sweet_little_gumdrop1747]

I’m a feminist, and all of my work history is child care. I’ve already got a future job as a live in nanny for my best friends kid. I would love to have kids of my own, but for health reasons I don’t think I will

[@Harken4949]

Fun fact: approximately half of children are female.

[@dollinterrupted]

I had to leave the automotive industry because the harassment was relentless where ever I went. I started in a car plant, I was the only woman in my entire zone and they would literally torture me for fun. At one point I tried to report one of my co-workers who was borderline stalking me and I'll never forget my manager's reply verbatim, 'Oh I guess I'll have to REMIND jason about our ZERO TOLERANCE policy when it comes to sexual harrasment". There was no winning. When I sold car parts I would have customers constantly ask the teenage boys I was training wether or not I was selling them the right part. I work in childcare now. Children will never dehumanize you the way men do even when they're literally pissing on you.

[@pearl92391]

ate that up. literally preach.

[@ellaminnowpea1999]

Kids will roast you to hell and back and then pee themselves while sitting in your lap, but they still respect you more than a lot of men 😂

[@zeytinbersu6178]

I had similar experiences while I was working as a civil engineer. I threatened those men with a trowel and my supervisor was right behind me with a shovel. He said 'if you don't take my Colleague seriously I'll make you regret it.' They didn't. I quit that job. My supervisor also quit and now he has his own firm.

[@starlitsorrow]

i love working on cars and im pretty good at it too and people have told me I should be a mechanic but for 1. working on cars kinda sucks lol and 2. I hear tons of stories like yours about misogyny in the workplace from women who are mechanics. Men treat women like shit, especially when it comes to cars.

[@princessofhell4639]

I stopped doing computer science for a similar reason. It was always a big interest of mine and luckily I wasn't alone in my classes but the men still way outnumbered us and it made me so uncomfortable especially with what was happening out side of the school (the boys in my year including multiple from that class had made a tier list ranking women who had their photos for their profiles, TW here but the bottom tier was named the n word then it was just like insults up until the top one which was "would actually r*pe", thankfully I had a fictional character as my pfp but some of my friends were on it and one even sat next to one of the boys involved). After all that I was too scared to continue it when going to 6th form because I knew I wouldn't know anyone and I didn't want to be stuck in a situation like that alone.

[@gregorehorror]

I'm a trans man and a feminist with three kids I gave birth to, what would the conservative women in these anti feminist videos call me 😅

[@sopadumacacoumadelicia5]

Some bad slurs for sure

[@ghoultooth]

⁠@@sopadumacacoumadelicia5I was genuinely about to reply to this without seeing the comments under OP’s and just put “Some kind of slur I imagine” 😂 there’d definitely be a “You’ll rot in hell” thrown under there for good measure.

[@one-onessadhalf3393]

They’d probably say that you’re some kind of abomination

[@SarastistheSerpent]

Some very bad things unfortunately

[@gem9535]

Something very transphobic that also lowkey invalidates cis women who weren't born 'perfect.'

[@bambino05]

Feminism is literally just having the ability to choose what you want to do with your life. If you choose to be a stay at home wife/mum, awesome. If you choose to get a job and be a career woman, awesome. It's just being free to choose how you want to live. I'm a stay at home mum and do most of the household work and childcare, I'm a feminist. My best friend doesn't want kids and is super career driven, she's also a feminist. I don't shame her for her choices, just as she doesn't shame me for mine. Would we swap lives? Probably not. That's the wonderful thing about being free to choose. I also want to add that not every man could work on an oil rig. Realistically, most men couldn't do it. It's a very small subsection of the population who can actually do those jobs.

[@USSAnimeNCC-]

That what feminism is about more choice and equality if some guy want to be a househusband it should be acceptable as when women choose to be housewife or if a guy want to wear a skirt or if a women is into cars or trains if a guys like flowers Also on side a note people want to have more than they can the problem isn’t feminism it the capitalist system the forcing more people to overwork and get pay less and women have it worst with the gender pay gap than men who are getting pay less people need more time and money to have kids or meet someone and on top that the system is isolating us more and more which is negatively affecting metal health also dividing us which can lead to people be radicalized because they don’t try to understand or see the other perspective

[@claraprado5401]

Also my mom worked on an oil rig my entire childhood 😂

[@HeidiSholl]

And if you choose to do both, awesome, and good luck to you and you deserve to be supported in that, whatever that support might look like!

[@Arvak]

Couldn't have said it better myself!

[@masonbeasley5719]

You already have the ability to do whatever you want-so what’s the point in the label? What does it even mean, anymore?

[@Iisa1010]

"I am not a feminist I can cook" Sweety, that is boxed mac&cheese.

[@Cat_Paws009]

underrated comment 😭😭

[@tuffy135ify]

"i can actually cook" *pushes a plate of pasta, unlikely to have been handmade from scratch* Literally a child could make pasta like that.

[@unngjerde5064]

19:59 .1)abortion isn't about empowering, it's about not bringing unwanted children into the world.2) single women are statisticly happier than married women. So it's not really a bad thing. 3) Google says that women were the most depressed in 1960- 1980 not in 2024. 4) it's capitalism and inflations fault that most women have to work. Femenism just gives women the choice to not be property. 5) no.

[@Beebz29]

In this day and age abortion is definitely empowering BUT it shouldn’t have to be

[@lovelydeath04]

All of this.

[@blakewhite3131]

Also abortion can just be necessary for life or health in general, let alone the fact many people do not want to go through giving birth. There's so many reasons for abortions, but no reason to restrict access for them, or impart judgement in any way upon those who need them.

[@gh0ulgirl05]

but when a woman wants to be a sahm and be a wife then its a problem….

[@unngjerde5064]

@@gh0ulgirl05 it's not. No one ever said that. We just don't want to be FORCED to stay home. I YOU CHOSE to stay at home, then you can stay at home without shaming those who don't want to.

[@bessgilmore-lim7035]

I remember reading that in Russia doctors are largely female, and as a result it's seen as a less important, less prestigious job to have. So we see this happening across Western culture, and it's not just that men are smart and are picking the good jobs - they're picking jobs and then being paid more if it's male dominated.

[@Sibelle83]

There is actually a name for this, Sullerot's law.

[@CATmetchu]

Its so funny to me that being a doctor is less prestigious if the field is female dominated. So next time if you get sick you better not go to the doctors! Its the same thing when crazies tell women to get out of the workforce. Yeah, tell that to the nurses who literally helped ur mom give birth to you. Ungrateful thats what these ppl are.

[@ana-nim]

Hi, Russian here: it's not really true. We have two main types of medicine: free and not free. And people tend to hate doctors because they believe that doctors in free clinics don't do their job properly since they don't get paid enough by the government and doctors at the not free clinics don't do their job properly because they get more money if you get stuck with them. So it's more about our burocracy and corruption. Also a little fact: most doctors here are immigrants from Southern countries like Armenia or from southern republics like Tatarstan or Dagestan. It's still a prestigious job but not as prestigious as in USA because you work a lot and barely make any money. So doctor husband isn't a catch here 😂 My grandmother is a nurse in the past and she is like a girl boss of the whole building because she can help someone or give an advice

[@Xenocrossing]

News flash: changing your last name doesn’t make you any less of a feminist and not changing your last name when you get married doesn’t make you any less married. Crazy how these people are so single minded.

[@Arvak]

100%! I'm planning to take my fiancé's name because a) I know I want us to share a name because I want to truly feel like family, and b) I prefer his name to mine. Nothing to do with tradition!

[@valkerie2809]

My mom changed her last name to my dads last name. She had three kids including me. Worked and then went back to college. Got a degree. Covid hit and she became a stay at home mom. She recently started work again. She is a feminist, I am a feminist. These anti feminist women don’t understand what feminism is

[@XMissGX]

In some Latin counties like Mexico you get both parents last name and generally go by mom last name.

[@naesala]

My last name would have been very... unfortunate if my parents hyphenated. Funny to tell people, but unfortunate if it was my actual last name. It doesn't work for every name and that's ok!

[@raspberryitalia3464]

My big sister and her husband came up with a new family name when they got married! It's such a badass move

[@USSAnimeNCC-]

If I had a wife I’ll want me and her to use her family name or come up with one because my family name is too dam long and confusing to pronounce nobody outside my family say it right

[@Madame_Enyo]

​@@USSAnimeNCC- mind sharing?

[@sarahmackinnon1991]

I love that! My fiancé and have decided to combine parts of our last names. Creating a unique family unit while tying our families together 😊

[@lovelydeath04]

So cute~❤

[@jams1070]

That’s literally the coolest thing ever?? I also would like to know if you don’t mind sharing 🫶🏽

[@yourlocalpan-cake589]

Just by her videos alone you can tell she’s never actually met or talked to a feminist before ever💀

[@Indigo_Shard]

Excuse me are you talking about Kiwi or the women in the tik toks?

[@cajunvedafox5557]

​@@Indigo_Shardtheyre definitely talking about the women in the videos because kiwi made it clear shes a feminist.

[@Hungryhungryhippo514]

like all fckn conservatives. All they do is talk about stereotypical shit .

[@Trxdi]

Fun little fact for you too: Women outweigh men hugely in Nursing (only 10.8% are men) however, more men hold the higher managerial positions.

[@h4ss4n25]

and?

[@SarastistheSerpent]

Similar thing in education as well. Women teachers outnumber teachers that are men, yet more men are principals and superintendents and hold administrative roles in education.

[@readinggeorgeeliot1489]

​@h4ss4n25 in other words, the administration are promoting these people to managerial positions even though they have less experiences and less years on the job, but since they're males, they must make great managers, right? /s

[@youtubecommentsectiondebates]

@@SarastistheSerpent Not true at all. Since about 2017 and onwards the majority of principals in the US are women. And the vast overwhelming majority of nurse administrators are women.

[@dmtygmyt7635]

@@youtubecommentsectiondebatescan you read at all?

[@yurap7923]

I’m a teen and I am a feminist. why the hell is a 20 year old woman not even understanding the concept of it? i have like literally no hope for the world anymore man

[@Selfdestructingwii]

My guess it's due to being raised in a household with traditional values, aka authoritarian and conservative. I haven't watched the full video at the time of typing this comment, but if she were to display prejudice, it could be a sign of an RWA (right name authoritarian) personality. Often, due to how they were raised, they will hold prejudice beliefs and traditional values. I'm not saying she has it, but I do psychology at a level so I do have a bit of knowledge. Also I believe I've earned this emoji -🤓

[@KlearlyIMme]

It’s really easy to stay in your opinion “bubble” online with algorithms and the like plus if they were homeschooled or raised in a cult or culty lifestyle they’ve been conditioned to these thought processes and probably weren’t taught to ask questions and think for themselves

[@sipsfactsandtea5535]

honestly, it's because they don't want to. They know that their concept of feminism is wrong, they are avidly aware of it, but they choose to keep fighting this imaginary version of feminism so they can feel like they are right. It's another form of weaponized incompetence. They hide behind their imaginary version, using it like a shield, when they attack real feminist values because the reality is that they are desperate to be in control. They know they are wrong. Female anti-feminists usually think that fighting against feminism will make them "one of the boys" and that misogynists will treat them differently than other women because they were on their side. But the reality is, they won't. But they don't want to accept that either.

[@rayday7517]

​@@KlearlyIMme and when they have thoughts growing up like "how and why something is happening" it's heavily discouraged to question anything that may chip at their "good" Christian beliefs. Evolution=bad and they don't even understand how it works and keep using it as one of their faith boogeymen puppeted by Satan. I grew up in a rural conservative farm near a small town. I remember kids being given the option to step out of science class during lectures on evolution or anything that was sensitive to rural conservatives like sex ed. I think parents got to sign them off from it too but I could be wrong. (2000s-2010s btw) I was raised to believe in all that stuff including more extremist like how everything is women's fault and men are suffering so much for it boo-hoo. It was very surreal being a little girl in all that. There was this air of angelic ideals about little girls but the second she develops she's an evil temptress that needs to know her place. I think it was around age 12 when I just completely dropped believing in God or any of it. I still had to pretend being one otherwise my living situation would be treated less than human. I remember waiting to catch on fire in church and that the priest would see through my bullshit as much as I saw through his. Despite getting the hell out of dodge and moving to a bigger city when I turned 18, I still had a lot to unlearn even though I didn't believe in it. I think I still have years ahead of me to question and unpack that cursed ideology that was drilled from birth and surrounded my everyday life until I could cut it off. I guess what I'm trying to say is there's hope for people that are in it and not completely brainless. They have a big fear to conquer once they understand what it's doing to themselves and others. The number of them coming to those conclusions however are unfortunately slim but never impossible.

[@ana-nim]

​@@Selfdestructingwii i noticed that often those women grew up with dismissive fathers and their internalized misogyny is a weird way for them to gain father's approval

[@lemoncakeslemonade5430]

My career field used to be very male dominated, but it's had a pretty recent demographic shift to be more female dominated- the pay for it has also dropped drastically. I'm pretty new to it, but older coworkers have told me that the amount of money that they are making is lower to a very noticeable ammount. So yeah, female led fields are so horribly underpaid.

[@msjkramey]

What field is that?

[@USSAnimeNCC-]

Capitalism enforce sexism and misogyny because the higher up saw a opportunity to make more profit they didn’t care about the ethic of it

[@dollinterrupted]

This is true for funeral industry too

[@availanila]

​@@msjkramey for me it's being a uni professor. Once well paid well now barely middle class pay grade. Highschool teachers are also getting paid less and less.

[@pajejua1818]

Lmao that's hilarious

[@thirty_ish2890]

The conservative talking point about last names is so Anglo centric tbh. So many cultures (like Latin cultures for example) have been hyphening their last names for centuries and it’s not “edgy” or “feminist” or disrespectful. In their perspective, the family name of your mother is just as much a part of your identity as the family name of your father. It honors both sides of your family. It’s not a hassle…you’re just white.😂 No shade intended, promise. Just facts.

[@--julian_]

in Latin America its not hyphenated. we simply have two last names separated by a space

[@thirty_ish2890]

@@--julian_ what’s the difference between? Because I live in Mexico and people here use two family last names. How isn’t that the same thing, I do see that I should have clarified though. I should have said “use two last names” because that’s 100% true. Some hyphenate and some don’t but they all use two.

[@--julian_]

@@thirty_ish2890 the difference is that for. someone in the US named Smith-Wislon that counts as a single last name (especially for. legal stuff) and for us they are our paternal and maternal last names. also I've met people with four last names. they say they are "compound last names" but wow. it must be weird filling forms with not. enough space, even in Mexico. like this guys name was similar to Juan Pablo Gonzales Montes Rodríguez del Campo. like what lol

[@PuertoRican1978]

Puertorican here 🙋‍♀️. The whole idea of having 2 last names goes back to if the only male in the family only has girls and have no boys to pass the last name then the daughter will help pass the family last name. The daughter will have 2 boys for her husband (heir and the spare) and the third boy will carry the family last name by switching the last names around or the daughter will have 2 boys for the husband and one of them can be adopted into the family to help pass the last name. At least that’s what my grandfather used to tell us when we were younger to all his grandkids 🤷‍♀️.

[@thirty_ish2890]

@@PuertoRican1978 Now THAT sounds confusing 😂 I teach at an all girls school in Mexico so they all have two last names.

[@youraveragelilfriedgreentomato]

being a feminist doesnt mean you hate kids. my hatred of children has nothing to do with feminism!

[@agillen378]

In fact, it's safer for kids not to be born to very fundamental religious households that HATE kids, but do it because it's expected/required - ie, any of the family vloggers who are being called out for abuse of the children they hate.

[@user-cn1ci5bu2t]

No facts cuz same 💃🏽

[@ghostnebula8805]

Same

[@Hungryhungryhippo514]

lmaoooo

[@chaseashley6775]

I ran cross-country in high school with a girl whose last name was Rainbow… she doesn’t “think gay marriage is right”

[@heinrich.hitzinger]

Regenbogen is a rare surname in Germany.

[@kyleinthejar6829]

That’s like meeting a racist with the last name “Black” or “Brown” 💀 The bigotry kinda sucks but the irony is funny at least

[@justjade256]

Why is no one talking about the "Green Eggs and Ham" wedding vows? That is literally the cutest thing I have ever heard!!

[@Kitty21345]

Ikr 😊 I was like omg that’s so adorable ❤

[@Emogothgirl87]

Black Pansexual Intersectional Feminist here, I work with kids everyday as a substitute teacher and I even provide gender affirming care for these kids by a) using their preferred pronouns, b) not dead naming them by not using the name on the roster (if their true name hasn't been written in by their teacher), and c) active listening to them talk about their daily goings on and chiming in when asked to. It's great to be a gender affirming, supportive teacher and it gives me joy when they are able to be themselves around me.

[@Selfdestructingwii]

You sound like such a joy of a teacher to have, honestly. Whoever gets you as a substitute teacher is luck

[@FIRXFLY]

the first one isn't offensive. the stupidity just makes it funny.

[@alexisb3829]

The sad thing is it seems like she actually believes this nonsense

[@akisatsuki8444]

@@alexisb3829”I’m not a feminist. I let the men in my life do the thinking for me.”

[@playadre7431]

American chick here, I married a Mexican guy, and I love that women here keep their name. Your children get both last names. Its a way more respectful system. Changing names is a beige people cultural affect, not exactly a conservative thing.

[@dollinterrupted]

In Quebec everyone keeps their maiden name. When we moved there my mom's was automatically changed to her maiden name even though she had been using our family name for 15 years, she actually didn't have a choice which is weird

[@alexstars40]

@@dollinterruptedAs a Quebecer, it’s true ! For children, they sometimes mix the father and mother last name together for the children one (at least, it’s the case for me)

[@lacathouille]

​​​@@dollinterrupted my grandma is really proud of that! When she got married she was forced to use my grandpa's last name as it was before the reform that made keeping the maiden name the default option, and it's been really great to see her reclaim her own last name after his death. Kind of a cultural shock also for me when I worked in healthcare with a lot of immigrants from other provinces & countries and a large majority didn't know their mom's maiden name by heart

[@brianwashere.]

Jfc. I used to go to school with this girl! It was a homeschooling thing and she had like zero political opinions. Saw her a few years after I left because she was hosting a Fourth of July celebration I was working at and she got up on stage to pray over the event and said some weird stuff along the lines of "Thank you Lord for letting us enjoy this Fourth of July while we still have our freedom before some communist dictator tries to rip it away." wild stuff, seeing you react to her is hilarious.

[@kimhackett9675]

Re: surnames and getting married - i knew a couple who, when they got married, she took his last name as a hyphenate appended to the end of her own, and he took her last name as a hyphenate appended to his own. Like, he was Dude His last name-her last name, and she became Gal Her last name-his last name. And i thought, yeah! Why not even it out that way, and it's like, a way to show that BOTH people have ties to ONE ANOTHER instead of "congrats! She's property now!"

[@crawdaddy2004]

My wife and I both hyphenated our last names. We discussed how we wanted them ordered. We both, independently, determined that it sounded better having her last name first. We aren’t having kids, so there’s no concern about them having too long a name if they got married. The only “bad” part is that I now have to wait until the end of the alphabet. 😂

[@NicrophorusVesp]

We were considering doing similar but both of us have long last names + other reasons, so my partner and I are taking each other's surnames as middle names. It'll also help with paperwork so there's less to change.

[@Acinnn]

First president and first lady of Czechoslovakia did something very similar when they got married in 1870'

[@proxy_cat867]

these type of people make me laugh! my mother is the best example of what you were talking about. she was a stay at home mom for most of my life, loves cooking and kids, taing care of the family. shes a "trad wife" if ive ever seen one. She is ALSO the person who taught me everything I know about human rights, feminism, and how to protect myself against creepy men.

[@shannond1511]

I’m a feminist and I love kids I’m a feminist and I wear dresses I’m a feminists and I have a husband I’m a feminist and I like children I’m a feminist and I love to cook I’m a feminist and I like to look pretty I’m a feminist and I’m married I’m a feminist and there are many men in my life that I love Btw as a woman construction worker, trust me I understand the alienation of not only being a woman but a minority in a construction union. They’re pretty much all white men and half of them are related to someone in the trade because a lot of these trade unions were made to kinda give white men the monopoly on these opportunities. For instance, I have a male friend that has 0 construction experience but by virtue of being a white man, his friend just offered him a job doing plumbing vs me, I have 9 yrs experience as a plumber /pipefitter, yet I e been laid off for over a year and have applied to numerous jobs and even with my resume and experience, can’t seem to get a job in my own field that I graduated 5 yrs apprenticeship for, the. Got another 4 to 5 yrs experience on top of that. This example alone shows me just how ppl think a white middle aged or young man is automatically competent in a field they aren’t and a woman that is extremely competent in, isn’t looked twice at

[@someperson1155]

As a trans man and a feminist my fertility is indeed a curse

[@TootieVirus]

Worth noting re: pay disparity, industries tend to start paying less and THEN having women join the field. The loss of prestige usually comes first which is what allows more women to break into the space. I had to know this as a psychologist because this phenomenon happened in my field. Many older male psychologists will complain that the field lost prestige when women broke in, but it was actually the other way around. Just a note because the reality of the situation is stronger for the feminist argument.

[@Mtofhills]

Interesting…this is not be doubt you just interested in reading the sources you found?

[@alexisb3829]

Wow! So messed up

[@TootieVirus]

@@Mtofhills I don’t have the source off hand, but the information came from a question from the psychology licensing exam. I know I have access to the source somewhere in my study materials, but I hope you can understand I’m not going to go looking for it lol.

[@ashh1371]

Definitely not true. You only have anecdotal evidence

[@ashesfalling4724]

My view on last names has always been take the better one. Doesn’t matter whose name it is, just take the one that won’t get your kids bullied (if you’re planning to have kids). I know so many people who got bullied for their last names growing up like Dykes or Bich. If both name are meh then make a good one like Kiwi said!

[@USSAnimeNCC-]

Or one that too long I hate how long my family last name is it hard to fit in the box when you packages

[@AmyJoy6]

My husband and I both changed our last names when we got married. People question him about it all the time and lots of people from his past still call him by his original name, despite being well aware that his name is legally changed. Very annoying.

[@blaineyeamlak]

East Africans don’t even change their last names at the point of marriage, it’s the kids that take their fathers first name as their last name (middle names in the Middle East, like my partner’s name)

[@OtakuPie]

*one of* the reasons i didn't take my husband's name when we married is bcz my initials are "jfc" and i find that hilarious lmao

[@Anaeli0307]

On the other hand i want to take my fiance last name bc my initials would be "fbi" and i find that hilarious lol

[@momain5483]

So glad I'm not the only one out here deciding my last name based on the initials spelling out something 😂 Found my people!

[@erinbarrick6150]

That part where you said “my name is Savannah Murphy” I just forgot your name wasn’t Queer Kiwi 😂

[@jessstonebraker1113]

Why did I hear it as Siobhan O'Malley 😅

[@ashleysummers2143]

My last name is Summers, but my partner wants me to take their name. Summers is so much cooler than Franklin, in my opinion.

[@mellbox20]

Summers is really cute

[@XMissGX]

Keep summers.

[@jackiehuff7736]

Lol related to the chosen one

[@triciad4100]

It's giving "I'm not like feminist girls"

[@chiefdrago1776]

"I'm so quirky I don't like feminism at all!!!" As most conservative women do. She's not that special lol. Ntm the amount of men who also hate feminism.

[@SarastistheSerpent]

sHe’S sO qUiRkY

[@valkerie2809]

The pick mes have evolved 😬

[@triciad4100]

@@valkerie2809 bit ironic since they probably don't even believe in evolution 😂

[@GalacticPossum]

I think the door holding one was because they have this belief that feminists get mad if you do that, while she was gracious. It's ridiculous.

[@arcaneSae]

Thats the internet for you. They only like to show the like 4 people that scream at others about it and not the much higher number that just said thank you. Rage bait gets them clicks and views

[@cinnamon_mikki]

Funny story: my grandma’s maiden name was Cinnamon and she changed it when she got married. My parents gave it to me and my sister as our middle names, but damn I wish it was my last name 😂

[@franceskacostamagna1036]

I will not be changing my last name if I get married because: 1.) I don’t know that side of my family so as far as I’m concerned, that’s MY name and mine alone. 2.) I was named Franceska specifically to go along with my last name. 3.) My last name is cool. 4.) I spent far too much of my life perfecting my signature, I’m not changing that.

[@kuckag5710]

the "it's your fathers name" thing is so stupid, i was born with that name, it's mine

[@catrakitten]

Oh, no, it's s the 'I'm-not-like-others -girls' gang. Also, cute earrings and hair.

[@chiefdrago1776]

Why do they always misunderstand feminism? On top of that, why do they also not understand why a lot pf women wont do certain jobs due to it not only being male dominated, but also because its extremely unsafe and also like highly discouraged to go into those fields. And they consistently do not understand the gender wage gap. Ive also noticed they victim blame women too for things that powerful peoole do. Also the whole abortion thing, the one girl gives me the vibes that she's just like Lila Rose (just withoit the money and conservatives funneling money to an organization), where she'd harass people with wanted pregnancies, that go downhill where an abortion is required. She also gives me the vibes that she'd stand outside of abortion clinics, harassing staff and patients.

[@yesthatmousyiris4887]

I noticed a lot of people contribute to feminism to hating men and being a jerk. (I can understand why there are misandrists using feminism to hurt and cause trouble to men. Being the very thing they sought to destroy.) Plus there are people that are misogynists both men and women that feel threaten of what feminism can be if used in the right direction.

[@penneylane123]

I like kids, I used to babysit but the thought of childbirth and having to raise a child has always scared me, if money got tight, I wouldn’t want to put them into the foster care system. As well as I don’t have great motor skills and I can lose my temper and I wouldn’t want to parent if I lose my temper so easily. When I was younger I hated being yelled at and I wouldn’t want to put another person through that

[@josiea.3855]

The correlation without causation argument that people like this have drives me up the WALL. Like an argument she had was "depression is higher today and feminism exists now so feminism must be the cause" like how does one even come to that conclusion?? there are SO many other factors that affect depression but you decided that this one thing was the sole cause without any proof whatsoever?? that's so wild?? 😭

[@endiecutie06]

Also feminism formed in the the mid 1800s? Has she never heard the term “suffragette” before?

[@bobbel3474]

Femenism just means gender equality and having a choice. Nothing more

[@crab-hr7zm]

this jacket is such a slay

[@ttintagel]

If you married someone whose initials were I.A.M., the two of you could be SAM IAM!

[@Shoot4AlarmFire]

Another reason women often make less or choose generally lower paying jobs, is because women often seek out jobs that enrich the lives of others, and naturally, those kind of people get taken advantage of the most, and so make very little. Men are often money-driven, and that's fine, but empathy and money rarely go together. Also, I loved Sk8er Boi...and I turned out to be queer.

[@palesgensler3099]

As far as childcare goes. I feel like a lot of men don’t take those jobs because they are afraid that they might be called pedophiles. Not only that, but men are seen as being less nurturing than women, so they might be less likely to get hired for those jobs. I don’t know if this is 100% two or not. But I have a strong feeling that it is the case for at least some. Which is sad, because there are probably a lot of men who would love to work with children, but don’t feel that they can. That’s not the fault of feminism.

[@claytoncullers1884]

That's valid, but the definition of "enrichment" is subjective. Most STEM professions are male dominated, and without a doubt contribute significantly to the creature comforts. I'm in biochemistry (drug discovery) and that has a relatively balanced gender distribution, solid pay, and high meaningfulness. I personally wasn't a fan of the comparison between engineering and education. While the point surrounding male dominated professions being better paid is valid, comparing the difficulty of coursework qualifying one for engineering and education demonstrates a massive gap in difficulty. Comparing Partial Differential Equations (a 300-level mathematics course engineers are required to take) to any 300 level education course (primarily consisting of titles that follow the "Teaching X for the K-6 Classroom"), one can clearly see why the difficulty barrier results in a higher salary for one compared to the other. Each job has unique challenges, but the video invites comparison between the two, and in terms of training, simply entering the field of engineering is far more difficult than education. I will admit bias in that I'm at one of the Top 10 Engineering schools in the US, so it could simply be our engineering program is more rigorous than standard and our education program is subpar, but I would assume the trend generally holds true.

[@Shoot4AlarmFire]

@@claytoncullers1884 I by no means meant to suggest that male-dominated cannot also be enriching. I only refer to the career fields mentioned in the Tik-Tok, and the research we have suggesting why those fields are female dominated. Obviously, there is an exception to every rule. My point still stands that fields like teaching and social work are incredibly undervalued and underpaid, and that most people choosing them are doing so for good reasons, not money-based ones. I hate to see those used as examples of WHY women are underpaid, because it oversimplifies a much bigger issue.

[@Shoot4AlarmFire]

@@palesgensler3099 I think that could absolutely be a factor for men who might want those careers. It's unfortunate, because if they truly want to be a teacher or maybe...a pediatric nurse, then they should get to do that.

[@PurpleMonkeyBalls]

its like a massage for my brain when you speak that common sense, i love it

[@daniellethompson3725]

My oldest sister calls herself the "ultimate aunt." Shes 38 now and has 4 niblings- my two daughters and my other sisters two sons (plus her boyfriends siblings kids on yop of that.) She loves kids and is great with them, she just, in her words, "like[s] to give them back and be able to do whatever [she] wants." I know very very few people who genuinely hate kids. And the people i know of who do... Are usually people who had them and shouldnt have 😬 my childfree pals are the best w kids tbh

[@lorraynemiranda8959]

The last name stuff is so crazy to me, bc in my culture is common to have both parents last names in yours, and is not a hyphenyzed shit My grandparents on my mom's side even made a point to give all their children a different set of surnames each so they could pass down all their own parent's lastnames on

[@Zym3_]

"I can actually cook" serves what looks like broccoli cheese noodles. Not dissin on broccoli cheese noodles but don't lie and say you cooked that. Ms "not a feminist"

[@ChaosTheoriesLux]

Today, i worked at my own small business. Then i cleaned the bathrooms. My (male) partner cleans the kitchen and dishes. Because working together equally is a good system and sign of a healthy relationship.

[@crawdaddy2004]

Speaking about teachers and spring boarding from your point, it’s literally the MOST IMPORTANT job. Without teachers today, there won’t be doctors when I’m old.

[@caitlinholloway2627]

So she's ignoring the cultures that pass down the mother's family name instead the father's?

[@BeccasaurousRex270]

Those cultures aren’t white. A lot of them don’t even acknowledge anything that isn’t Anglo

[@hyena_theshyvampire]

Speaking of changing last names, I don't understand why more people don't change their names! I'm trans so I changed my name to be a masculine name instead of my old name that ONLY women had. I took that opportunity to change my last name as well to something I liked more. Schmidt is okay, but my favorite flowers are Roses and they are a huge part of my life so I made it my last name because Rose feels like me. Rose being my new last name has never felt better. Sure where I live getting a name change is over $300 and is a VERY long and tedious process but it was so worth it for me. I wish more people picked their own names! When people say they like my name I thank them because I picked it myself, my name feels like me, not like an extention of my family who wants nothing to do with me after I came out to them. My name represents me finally and I couldn't be more proud of it

[@tiale1994]

I'm so happy and proud 4 u, kisses from Brazil ❤

[@shivendetta3801]

Yup. My husband went through an identity crisis and changed his last name to Vendetta. I wasn't going to change my last name but damn that's to fun to pass up

[@PokhrajRoy.]

7:50 In Bhutan, every child has a different name to their parents. There are no connecting surnames.

[@faye7743]

Oh I just realised- Me and my girlfriend are going to have a problem if we get married because NEITHER of us want our last names- (we dont want stuff connecting us to or the same as our parents. both our parents suck. hers were worse tho)

[@liviwaslost]

Make a new last name together

[@faye7743]

@@liviwaslost Like making it up from nothing or would it have to stem from our last names?

[@galuxius1861]

@@faye7743 I think Either one. I'd only say keep a record of your previous maiden name for the sake of medical history or for identity document purposes

[@liviwaslost]

@@faye7743 just choose a last name that’s special for you and your girlfriend. Wether you make one up or find one from somewhere. Names are a reflection of people so it’s best that people love them and what they represent.

[@mackennakamara829]

About the last names, it depends, for example in the Democratic Republic of Congo, there is a matriarchal tribe, the Runds, which means that children take the name of the mother, herself who inherited her name from her mother. .It's interesting to see that certain debates don't take place in certain parts of the world.

[@SarastistheSerpent]

I’m queer and I absolutely LOVED Avril Lavigne growing up. I’m also Canadian so there’s that aspect too. The Best Damn Thing was the first CD I ever bought

[@makemesomecoffee7821]

I smiled like an idiot reading this

[@MayaLovesCats013]

My mother didn’t change my last name and I was talking to a friend about that as a kid and she told me “that just seems confusing because they wouldn’t know what your moms last name is like they would think her name is Mrs. (Me and my dads last name)” looking back… that was a interesting conversation

[@srose1088]

Its funny how last names can have all this pride associated to them buuuut, if someone had a cool last name, we'd probably do it.

[@shy_swimmer5750]

One of my best friends is engaged to someone with the last name Slaughter and you can bet she's planning on changing her last name lol

[@rjpendragon]

my fiancé and I are getting married this year and we picked an altogether new last name together 💖

[@TomatoPotatoChips]

Awww ❤❤❤

[@Moon_Bee8321]

I was going to ask but it would be irresponsible to give that out to a stranger- I bet it's great, and that's so sweet!

[@Laurenmcd202]

My stepdad did that - he and his wife at the time both didn’t like their last names so they made an entirely new one for their daughter! edit: I misread your comment, their daughter had a different last name to both of them. I think picking a new name for the whole family is so sweet.

[@SuperMagicUnderwear]

I probably shouldn't watch this because one tiktok in, and my blood pressure was already starting to spike.

[@deereye87]

Same lol

[@kylie4954]

I'm a feminist and I can cook, clean, and I have a son with my fiancé. I'm a feminist but I'm also a stay at home mom and a full time student. I'm a feminist and so it's my fiancé. I'm a feminist and I don't like other people's kids 70% of the time because they're extremely misbehaved

[@scarletthanley5704]

I am a feminist. I am getting my PhD in neuroscience, my husband is a carpenter. I cook, clean, and enjoy doing those things. If I did not want to perform my research anymore, I would be able to stay home. I am a feminist, and that means ability to discuss with my partner my goals, aspirations, and division of the household responsibilities. We perform pretty traditional roles in our house, but it was at *our* discretion, not because either of us had any predisposed ideas of what a sex should do. My husband loves to cook, he cleans, ultimately, he loves to ensure my happiness. If that meant I never cooked or cleaned another day, that would still be true. Maybe I'm a manist for taking such advantage of my equal partnership... Also, we came up with our own last name! It was awesome, and ours. We came from...not ideal houses...so it was a way to make us our own. Despite women making up 2.6% more of the neuroscience field than men (52.6% women), they are severly underrepresented in media, publishing, and THEIR OWN RESEARCH. In fact, male neuroscientists and male neurologists make 11% more salary than women with the exact same experience and degree as them. Yet, women publish 50% of all research in these fields.

[@SkadiSeamstress]

On th last name part: my maiden name is my great great grandmother's last name. The father of my paternal grandfather didn't know who was his bio dad, he got his mother's last name, and my great great grandma never talked about his dad at all. (I just reeeaaallly hope it was a consensual affair, and not something horrible). Also my maiden name means "sewist" in my language, and I love sewing, and want to become a professioanl sewist, I won't throw away the pun of my life for no one.

[@commandercorl1544]

Damn, that ad transition was CLEAN.

[@victoriaaguilera4793]

I don’t have a middle name, but I’m named after my paternal grandmother and I would have had my maternal grandmother’s name as a middle name but my mom’s mom hates her name (Rafaela) and I’m so mad that my mom listened to her mom because are u KIDDING ME?? I COULD HAVE BEEN RALFIE?!? 😭😭

[@Metalwabbit]

If memory serves, i recall learning that a coping mechanism is to identify with your opressors for feelings of safety and security and to secure yourself a better position. I feel like this is what women who are against feminists are doing. The tragic part is it's self destructive. They are actively harming themselves to feel safer which is sad and frustrating. They would absolutely benefit from feminism and be safer but they instead torpedo a movement that would only help them

[@alicebthegachaweirdo8378]

My mum kept her last name when she married my dad.

[@TomatoPotatoChips]

Same!! ❤

[@SarastistheSerpent]

Same. Plus in my ethnic culture, it is not a custom for a woman to take her husbands last name when she marries.

[@TomatoPotatoChips]

@@SarastistheSerpent Same for us too

[@Al-cj7nb]

Mine did too, although not necessarily because of feminism but because she has a PhD and didn't want to have to deal with the beauraucratic nightmare that is changing your name on published books/academic papers

[@justagirl4828]

The whole last name debate thing on twitter is so funny and stupid to me. My grandmother didn’t want my grandfathers last name when they married and he wasn’t allowed to take hers at that point. So they just made something cool up. That my grandmother literally chose! Whenever I tell that to those men on twitter they lose their minds and get so angry with me. But it’s worth it tbh

[@seren306]

I’m a nurse and my fiancé is an engineer. We both have the same level of education (bachelors degrees) and are in entry level jobs in our professions. We both graduated from the same university. I’ve been a nurse for a year longer than he has been an engineer. He makes $15k more than me and while I’m glad he makes good money, I’m sad I don’t get to be compensated fairly.

[@ButternutBosh-ps7hg]

Holy shit this is the earliest I’ve ever been on anything

[@squibkib]

same mate

[@MoonDancer13]

I have loved the idea of making a new last name since I was a kid. Luckily though, my last name is pretty iconic, and I did get away with believably claiming familial ties to a fictional character for the majority of my primary school life, so I'm not changing it anytime soon. But I do love experimenting with this concept with my characters. My favourite example is the Reeds family. Theodore Colt and Ramirez Vasquez both came from different family names, but when they got married, they decided to start a new family with no ties to their toxic past and named themselves after the reed lake they used to sneak out to during their courting stage. Of course, these are fictional characters in a small town in the middle of a fictional country, but 'art mimics life' or something like that. Custom last names can be so sweet and sentimental, and I really hope more people start doing it!

[@sassylittleprophet]

The last name is such an interesting thing. I'm choosing a new name for myself, and the last name I'm adopting is my great-grandmother's maiden name. I don't care if it was her dad's last name, I didn't know her dad, I knew her (a little) and she was literally the sweetest, kindest person in my family and I want to honor her memory, as well as honor at least one aspect of my family (even though my family is mostly horrible, abusive and/or toxic, and unsupportive/homophobic/transphobic). Her nickname among her friends was "Happy" because she was happy all the time, in fact I never saw her as anything other than happy, she really lived up to it (she's passed on now). Whenever my siblings and I would be dragged to her house (by our abusive mom to sing and perform for her), she'd always smile, laugh, clap for us, and complement us. She really appreciated us, and every time we'd finished, she'd give us an ice cream cone. She was always so happy to see us. I miss her. 💜

[@fionamorrigan]

The *only* reason my great-grandmother was able to open her own bank account in her own name in the mid 50's was because she WORKED at the bank that she opened the account with. She read the employee handbook that stated that bank employees can open any kind of account in their own name and didn't specifically state that female employees had to get their husband or father's signature as was the legal standard of the time. I love and miss her so much.

[@arklestudios]

Since you brought up baby names, and I kinda love telling this story, I was named after a friend of my parents. Not a close friend, in fact by the time I was old enough to form memories they'd already drifted apart, but they were kinda desperate because my Mom's OBGYN and my Mom were SO convinced I would be born a girl my parents never bothered to think up any boy names. And I'm a cis male, so you can imagine the surprise the day I was born (my birthday is tomorrow, as a matter of fact, from when I write this). My Mom briefly suggested I be given my Dad's name plus a "the 3rd" since my Dad was a Jr. to which he went "No way am I saddling another kid with this name," and so Brian it was. *lol* The name I was going to be given at birth was Laurel Star (Star being the middle name). I think with a name like that had I been born a (cis) girl I likely would've grown up to become a cult leader. Or an erotic dancer. Though had I turned out to be a trans girl, I'd have had a pretty good option for a new name right there.

[@Jake-hk1dj]

STOP the SAM thing is so cute

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Ok can I say that the latest line of blazers are fabulous? 👏🏽

[@homyachik]

My friend legally changed her last name when she was 18. Once she had someone trying to use the "father's name argument" against her and her reply was perfect: "Nope, it's not my father's name. I came up with my last name myself, so it is mine". That person was speechless😂

[@franciswilkersonballs]

I was just looking for something to watch and here you are!

[@claratalbot7613]

Also side note on the jobs one: There's also the fact that we have male dominanted and female dominanted fields because woman used to not be able to work and when they started to have careers they would limited to what they could and couldn't do. Like they could be nurses but not doctors and even now in certain fields woman get either made to feel like their safety is at risks or not taken as seriously as a man. For example I used to work in a hardware shop and even after working there for almost a year I would still get customers coming in and trying to find a male co-worker because they thought I didn't know what I was talking about or acting like I couldn't cut their glass correctly because I was a woman. To be fair I am better at IT stuff but to act like I didn't know at least basic tool stuff was insulting to say the least. I even once when I was still new had a lady try to ask a male customer in a three piece suite about a tool over me because I was a woman & the dude just looks at her and said: "I don't know I'm trying to figure out what the differences between these two circular saw. Why don't you ask that lady their with the vest on?" and pointed at me standing there by them

[@vainpiers]

I think we should change the way we work in a way that both parents have time at home to look after their kids and build a relationship.

[@deereye87]

Agreed

[@aloevera5600]

Being anti feminist is hating kids, because how can you say you care about your children when you don't want 50% of them to have basic human rights and the ability to live the life they want?

[@annakopplin9388]

Honestly I love you and your videos. I'm horrible at debating and discussing in general. Especially topics like this make my blood boil and I can't stay rational, so I don't engage in discussions about feminism. But you say everything I want to say and use great examples. I'm glad you're articulating what many others are thinking.

[@MelissaThompson432]

Before feminism, she couldn't have a checking account, a credit card, real estate, the vote, or an opinion about feminism.

[@bradiedean7466]

"I spent 80% of my time talking about Regina and the other 20% hoping someone else would being her up" if that's not the absolute best description of what autistic special interests feel like then i don't know what is 😂😂😂

[@valcadash]

IRT last names: When my partner and I were getting married, specifically their side of the family, were being weird about who was going to take whose last name and SURPRISE no one took anyone's last name we chose a completely different last name!! Fooled all of you!!! Now neither side of the family can get weird about last names! Ha!!!

[@brianna_lynch]

The “feeling threatened by men” thing in the first Tik Tok is ridiculous 😂 even my republican fox news watching grandma recognizes that you have to be careful around men you don’t know

[@hhemingw4y]

i've never been this early, hello savannah🥝 where did you get those AMAZING earrings btw?

[@yellowsrunchielizardnou3614]

Wow you guys she’s so quirky and not like these gross feminists because she can….she can uh…. she knows how to cook…..yeah….

[@madalice5134]

I'm willing to bet good money that all she cooked was some boxed mac&cheese.

[@MatiMuffin]

it is genuinely impressive that you guys can watch so much conservative content without screaming your guts out

[@manicpixiedreamgrl]

THE AURA ADVERTISEMENT WAS SO SMOOTH TF