"M.F.C:Men For Change is a pro-feminist organization. Men continue to grow
by sharing their own stories and by listening to the stories of women. Men
have a great deal to learn from their partners(wives & girlfriends),
daughters, mothers and friends who challenge and support us as men review
and reconstruct their relationships and notions of power." these were the exact
words a man had said and posted on the internet, even though it was known as
an anonymous man.

Hi, I'm Neroshan Srivamadevan and I'm here to talk you about how men treat
women unequally, and also how women, even treat men unequally. I am here to
you about sexism.

Listening to women (as well as sharing our own stories) is a fundamental
step towards ending the division and intolerance of sexism that isolates
us all from forming authentic relationships and bringing about lasting
social change.

Women should be treated equally as the men. A women can do anything a man
can do, they can even do more.

Up to this point I've been writing from a man's point of view. Now I will show
females as well how it is to be sexist or to be in a situation.

If you're thinking these men are sexist, wait until I get to the females. The
females always think that men are stupid or dumber than they are. It's true
that a female can be smarter than a male, but they are not smarter than
all the males.

When I was at wonderland, a man, who was a father of probably a two year
old baby, brought his child into the washroom, the one near the pools, to
change the baby's diapers. Three seconds later the man's wife comes
barging in yelling, and screaming saying, "You're a man,a father, not
a woman or mother. You're stupid and dumb. How can a man like you change a
baby's diapers? Only women can change babies."

The man must of been really embarrassed, right? Wouldn’t have you been
embarrassed as well either as a girl or boy? It’s totally wrong to be
sexist.

I think that being sexist should be a law. But this is only my opinion, what's yours?
Thank you for your time, but I think you didn't have a choice