There is a crop of Kenyan women who identify themselves as feminists since they are vocal about their hate for men.
Despite the fact that they view themselves more superior to men, feminists also have feelings and they also attract men.
When it comes to dating a feminist, certain things must be considered.
Understand feminism
The first step to dating a feminist is understanding what this means in the first place. You should be able to understand and accept.
If you feel as though women and men have been equal and have had equal opportunities all through, this is likely a basis for you and your date to clash.
Don’t be agreeable
Part of the feminist movement is giving both sexes equal opportunity and removing gender biases. This means that she supports that men should still have a voice and not be belittled.
Remember that she still wants you to be a gentleman all the same.
Be ready to be controlled
The feminist woman would want to be the man in the relationship because they think that they are more superior than men.
Dating a feminist woman, therefore, requires one to be able to engage her in all aspects of the relationship.
Prepare for reversed roles.
Going into a relationship with a feminist woman requires an open mind since they are independent ladies.
Do not be surprised if she pays the bill without a problem, she can also change the bulb for herself, considering this is traditionally thought of as male roles in a relationship.
Be supportive
If you are planning on dating a feminist, understand that she is passionate about her goals in life and would most definitely appreciate a man who genuinely supports her rather than one who competes with her.
These days, women are more empowered than ever to work hard and to secure a future for themselves. Women no longer want to fully depend on men for everything.
Be open-minded
Don’t be so fixated on the societal norms that have existed since time in history.
Men are expected to carry out certain roles and always be the protector. However, when it comes to dating a woman who is a feminist, her mindset is different.