Taylor Lorenz

I mean, that blog post is written in February 9th, 2016, which is ironically still when

Bernie was in the running for president and people were starting to kind of voice their frustration with Hillary.

And you just started to see the emergence of, I think, people feeling like, wait a minute, we don't love this brand of feminism.

You can see the inklings.

But I empathize in the sense that I think if you ask me about my thoughts on feminism during that same time,

I think Hillary Clinton was being so shoved down our throats.

She was so positioned as like, this is feminism.

This is what you better get on board.

Yeah.

And so like, even I'm an avowed feminist, but that year I just remember being like, is that what feminism is?

Because maybe I don't like it.

Does feminism mean I have to become a boss?

And yeah, the man can't open the door.

Like, I don't know.

It was just like, I think it was in the discourse.

Yeah.

The good news is Republicans will eventually die off peacefully in their sleep, we hope.

And then we can get right on with the all caps obvious social change that needs to happen all caps immediately.

The first of which is... The gay, transgendered, bi, straight, anything else conversation will be instantly over, deleted, done.

Because us millennials literally never even gave a shit about this.