Questions: Entertainment & Arts

he's attractive, he's nice, he has changed for the better, his family is amazing, knowing him and his family made me happier and increased my friends.

However, he hates feminism. He believes in equal rights for men and women just like me, but wants me to no longer identify as feminist because he believes women's rights are important but they are not the same as feminism.

I told him I dont like third wave feminism and I'm only for women rights and equality and justice, still he wants me to understand that that doesn't make me a feminist.

Should I do as he pleases and stop identifying even though I believe I'm a feminist

Or keep believing what i believe

I mean why would a Goddess be portrayed as a Gorgon, to look and act evil, and to turn Men into stone? ... doesn't that sound like it was made up by a Greek man, or a group of them, that were early women haters and were trying to portray us as evil witches or something?

Please admit guys, that back in that day the majority of women in that part of the world were slaves, or had subservient status to men, and the ones who tried to rise above it, for the most part, were hated.

So, in summary, I have surmised that this fable was a fixation of some Greek men to try and portray women as evil. So what am I missing?

Surely even reasonable level headed guys could agree with this... can't they?

Lady's don't leave me all alone on a deserted island please... lol... what's your take... do you think I'm close?

I write stories on different platforms, and I’m starting a new one. Plot is irrelevant, but which name sounds better in your opinion?

-Avril and Alessia?
(Av•ril); (Al•es•sia)

Also feel free to add any suggestions of names! (Something unique and pretty yet not terribly hard to pronounce, prefer a 2-3 syllable female/unisex name though) thanks!

Should the girl be upset if

If the girl and her husband are at Her parents house and during a few of the convos the husband spends the time on his phone, would you get annoyed?