“In my feminist utopia, I would want to be able to feel the range of my feelings and not feel like I have to bite my lip and not feel the embarrassment or the guilt that comes with reacting—reacting in our human way. I want all people to be able to do tht without having someone say, ‘you’re acting like a girl.’ Softness and emotions are usually attributed to the female constructed gender role; emotion is seen as a sign of weakness and as an inability to lead. I would love if we could just feel whatever the heck we feel, but still be able to be amazing, excellent, and intelligent people in whatever field we choose to go into.” dww w
Metamorphosis “In my feminist utopia, everybody would be able to do what one wants without fear of judgment from anybody. It is a place where the expectations of being gay and straight would not exist on a strict binary, but rather in a fluid manner where there would still be space for diverse individuals to come together as a community.” - Graham Ritter
Two Worlds Apart “In my feminist utopia, expectations wouldn’t be different depending on what your gender is—they would be very neutral. Women wouldn’t be judged for certain things they do that currently seems fine for men to do, whether that’s playing basketball, doing something sexual, trying to get a leadership role, or having ambitions and goals for which women, today, are sometimes deemed incapable of achieving.” - Alia Kawar
Deconstructing Gender “In my feminist utopia, gender roles would be eliminated entirely, which would therefore remove power dynamics and any sort of gender expectations. In this much more level playing field, everyone, regardless of gender, would feel equally comfortable in every environment. This would require 24 the deconstruction of the social construct of gender.” -Ian Scholer
Symmetrical Empathy “In my feminist utopia, there would not be an information asymmetry; everyone would understand the circumstances of everyone else perfectly so that they could act in accordance with what somebody else is dealing with. Empathy is the most important part of being on the same page—of having everybody be in a flat social hierarchy.” - Owen Shome