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I suppose I am. 

I was always a bit reluctant to call myself as one since for the most part I thought only women could be called. However when I talked to one of my female friends she assured me that I was a feminist. 

I believe in equality. I see women as just another human being, and so I treat them as I would do any other person regardless of gender. I think people should be paid for doing the same work, indifferently if it's man or woman. Equality in laws should be a thing that is the default.

Biologicaly, men and women are different, there's no question about that, but that shouldn't be reason to judge a person, anyone should be able to do what they want no matter the gender.

Socially there's still a lot of work to be done. There is so much sexism around that is just ugly. Society needs to change.

If anyone is curious about a reason, well I can't really explain, it's just the way I've always seen things, I never once saw women as "inferior" or anything like that. Sure, society did try to push that into me, but as I grew older I could notice those things and get rid of them. 
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