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human
I'm a girl who is sexist against women. CMV

I honestly believe that men are biologically built to be "in charge." And while I don't have ANY problem with women who work or even feminists, part of me thinks that it's a learned behavior. In other words, we're told that we should be offended by this or that, so we become offended.

I just feel like men should be in charge. I want to get married, have a couple kids, cook dinner, clean up, etc. It makes me happy and I know I'm far from the only one. I think there's a reason the vast majority of BDSM relationships have men in the dominant role and women in the submissive role. 

The desire for a woman to be submissive to her man is innate and women are wired to be submissive to proper authority in general.  Basically, I think that women are built to prefer men to be in control, but men and women been told for the past ~50 years or so that this isn't acceptable.

I don't think abuse is acceptable, nor am I suggesting that women live their lives wrong and have been corrupted by evil feminism. We as a society do plenty of things that aren't "natural." I happen to think this is one of them.

But please tell me why I'm wrong.
gpt
Humans could not care less what nature intended us to be. The majority of us don't base our choices on what we feel is "divinely right" anymore. We find our limits and challenge them because it's an even stronger impulse in humans. The question is not "should women be considered equal to men in non-biological terms?"; it's "why should they not?" 

I think you're confusing a personal preference for that type of lifestyle with the idea that all women do.