An awfully big adventure.

When we are children, we see how the world needs to be improved. When we are adults, we do what we can to make these changes a reality. By the time we have effected change, we are old men and women.

Read this statement.

Woman earn 100 bachelor degrees to every 72 men earn.

Now pause. If you thought of something patronising, like 'men are stupid', make a note. Now read this statement.

Women earn 72 bachelor degrees to every 100 men earn.

The opposite. Pause again. Did you think this is a feminist issue? Women not getting the same opportunities as men?

Which do you think is true? Does it matter?

I've been encountering a lot of aggression towards men by feminists. Every time a girl talks about how she was victimised, or doesn't get the same opportunities, I sense an undertone of blame towards an entire gender, that I'm sure I'm not imagining.

You can't blame the unfairness that women encounter on men exclusively and entirely. I think that strength and audacity are the best ways to combat adversity. I don't want feminism to become a catchphrase.