Feminist does not equal man hater

In her trademark blunt style Jacqueline Passey points out the obvious that she can be a feminist and not be a man hater:

I like men. I like the way they look, I like the way they smell, I like the way they feel. I like the sound of their deeper voices. I like the feel of chest hair over muscles, and lying encircled in a man’s arms. I like sex with men. I like c**k and all the delightful things that can be done with it. I like the male impulse to protect and provide for women. I like the effect that men have on me — I like the leap of joy in my heart when I see my lover approaching from a distance, or his number on my caller ID, or his screenname signed in to instant messenger. I like the pounding in my chest and ache between my legs brought on by his kiss or caress. Men are wonderfully yummy creatures.

Jacqueline defines a feminist as supporting “women’s equal legal rights, control of our own bodies, economic advancement, and general well-being?”.