Last weekend, we were told that we should rail against gender stereotyping, broaden perceptions and celebrate gender non-conforming roles in society. The implication – often stated explicitly – is that “keeping” women in traditional roles is biased and prevents women from achieving “equality”.

It's funny how the intention of feminism is to bring equality for both genders but in actuality is an attack on both a woman's femininity and the roles nature has given her. Women and men aren't naturally equal but that doesn't mean either one of them is as less important as the other, the roles they had was what made western civilisation great and played a huge role in making a homogeneous society. There is a reason why the women tended to the family whilst the men were out exposing themselves to poisonous gases and fought on cold foreign fields, women were supposedly house slaves and yet men were the ones fighting for their liberty and family.

However, modern feminism is a strange hybrid: the denigration of men mixed with a fetishisation of high-end, male-career choices, which demands that women act more like men by disavowing their own preferences and inclinations.

Feminism is a movement purely to cause divide between a typical family. In simpler times both the man and woman had to cooperate with each other to survive harsh winters and for the sake of their children, now it's all about competition and competing with the man.