The Tao of Gender: Feminism, feminishism, complementarity, sexism and love

This is garbage. The tone of the article often implies that the way women think is superior to the way men think, but none-the-less, this is sexism. As a woman it is extremely frustrating to be continuously pigeon-holed because of my anatomy. I'm sure it is equally frustrating for men.

> Rather than demand a return to her own domain (e.g. to be paid and recognised for the ‘uneconomic’ shadow-work she had been doing), rather than refuse entry into the nightmarish market-economy, [...] she instead accepted the assumptions of the male world and began to fight for ‘equality’ and ‘recognition’ within it.

I have absolutely no desire to be relegated to the realm of home-keeping, whether or not such work would be fairly compensated. No shade to those who prefer such a lifestyle, but the choice is what is key here. To have your experience limited is the true nightmare.