Imagination

Chapter 908: Imagination

"A woman has to constantly weigh gains and losses, constantly 'give something up to gain something,' before she can stand at the same starting line as men—and you call that equality? Why can men naturally work while having their partners bear children for them, without having to suffer career interruptions or the damage caused by childbirth?"

"Yes, this is indeed infuriating... but what is the point of discussing it? You could question it a thousand, ten thousand times, and a uterus still would not grow inside a man's belly. Before the Artificial Womb appears, the risks of childbirth will only fall on women. Rather than fussing over things that cannot be changed at all, why not put your energy into places where change is more likely? Some women are now choosing to break through their shackles, reclaim rights that once belonged only to men, and step into positions that could once only be occupied by men. Their seats have barely warmed, and we are already going to nitpick that they have not done enough, claiming that the equality they have gained is hardly worth mentioning—how is that any different from the men who suppress them? Don't you think that is absurd?"

"Are we the absurd ones, or is your imagination of equality simply incapable of going any further? If the entire group is headed in the wrong direction, then the farther it goes and the deeper it explores, the more effort it wastes. If a woman, in pursuing her own rights, only dares to set her goal as 'being like a man,' then she will never achieve her objective. Because in the end, she is not a man. Even if she cuts off her feet to fit the shoes and turns herself into something that looks like