I support reinstating Roe v. Wade (or enacting something stronger to protect reproductive freedoms), the Separation of Church & State, and equal sex/gender representation in power structures. So what part of what I wrote convinced you that "men like me" are opposed to the same goals as you are?

Pointing out the imbalance isn't the problem. Those who insist that women are naturally "better" at everything (and, therefore, should be the ones in most of the power positions) ARE the problem.

I don't know which year you were born, so I don't know if I was even alive at that point. But since the patriarchy conditions us all to view misogynistic power structures as "normal" from the time we were born, my understanding of gender inequalities and inequities evolved along the timeline that it did.

I'm still confused as to what part of my original article was the object of your objection.