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I Am A Men's Liberationist (or "masculist") When Men's Liberation Is Defined As Equal Opportunity And Equal Responsibility For Both Sexes. I Am A Feminist When Feminism Favors Equal Opportunities And Responsibilities For Both Sexes. I Oppose Both Movements When Either Says Our Sex Is The Oppressed Sex, Therefore, "we Deserve Rights." That's Not Gender Liberation But Gender Entitlement. Ultimately, I Am In Favor Of Neither A Women's Movement Nor A Men's Movement But A Gender Transition Movement.

For Example, The Equivalent Of A Woman Being Treated As A Sex Object Is A Man Being Treated As A Success Object.

Men Move Through A Much Different Process Before Commitment Than Women Do.

Women's Liberation And The Male Midlife Crisis Were The Same Search--for Personal Fulfillment, Common Values, Mutual Respect, Love. But While Women's Liberation Was Thought Of As Promoting Identity, The Male Midlife Crisis Was Thought Of As An Identity Crisis.

The Less A Man Is Willing To Give Up A Sex Object, The More He'll Be Trapped Into Becoming A Success Object.