A Shared Philosophy of Equality for Both Sexes
Legal rights should be identical. As for softer social privileges, in this realm humans are first and foremost a biological species with innate tendencies, that since the dawn of humankind have created a balance between two sets of complementary privileges - men's privileges and women's privileges (alongside two sets of obligations, men's and women's). Around… Continue reading Aren’t everyone in agreement that men and women should be equal?
You can't object to a falsehood while accepting as true all of it's false premises. The falsehood we are discussing is the belief that manhood with its masculine traits and womanhood with its feminine traits are nothing but man-made inventions; that furthermore, the "invented womanhood" was "designed" "for oppression" and the "invented manhood" is malicious… Continue reading Instead of “traditional” “gender” “roles”, feel free to say: natural, sexes, qualities
In 1949, Jean Paul Sartre's spouse, Simone de Beauvoir, published a book called The Second Sex, where she wrote that “One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman”. She explained that in her view there is a difference between sex at birth and what she referred to as Gender, which she defined as a… Continue reading A man convicted in raping two women sent to a women’s prison; this madness epidemic was created by feminism
There are certain premises to lovism, and while a person may disagree with them openly, he or she may not request that statements based on these premises will be banned in a lovist forum - in lovism, these are indeed, protected premises: There are only two sexes in the human species. Sex is innate, and while… Continue reading The principles of lovism
Feminists believe that men and women are identical. Because of that belief, they regarded any observed difference between the sexes as coming solely from society, and as oppression. Among other things, this meant that feminists regarded the differences in sexuality between the sexes, as a man-made invention, designed by men, for oppression. Due to their… Continue reading Body-Positivity Is Not Meant for Men
For over two decades now the frequency of sex between men and women has been continuously dropping in young people. A study from 2020 that analyzed data collected between 2016 to 2018 has reported that 31% of guys in the age of 18 to 24, and 19% of girls of that age, did not have… Continue reading The relations between the sexes are ending – the reason is not technology
Humanism is concerned with the rights of all, feminism only with the rights of some. When protection of rights of only half of humanity is accepted as the full concept of equality, the rights of half of humanity exist nowhere. I believe in equality, which I understand as equal rights, opportunity, cultivation and human value… Continue reading The idea that all have equal humanity is called humanism – not feminism
A reader's comment: "I consider today's radical feminists, not true feminists. Misandry pretending to be feminists. I still consider myself a feminist. I am for equality. I do not like for the misandry to take over what feminism meant, I can't stand these fake feminists that tear at men and women alike. And this radical… Continue reading Why I am a Lovist – an Answer to a Reader
While the two sexes of humanity are almost entirely the same – they have the same human feelings, emotions, aspirations, hopes, and need for love, they have the same mean IQ, and feel the same human pain and suffering, at least in one respect the two sexes do differ: in all the things that directly… Continue reading Feminism seems more than anything as a sexual orientation
In late 2017 several women shared on social media descriptions of sexual assaults they had undergone. Others wrote just a chilling pair of words that were to become a hashtag: me too. Many others joined and wrote the words, and tens of thousands expressed solidarity. For the first three weeks, there was a general uncertainty… Continue reading What Eventually Me Too Was and Is
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