Valuing the feminine will lead to treating women better even when we're not doing masculine things like sacrificing family intimacy for career paths and breaking through glass ceilings. I'm sick of only having worth when I'm as good as a man while men have worth just for being male, you know?

(I'm not saying we didn't need to work on the concept of "women are as good as men", but I don't think we will have succeeded as a movement until "men are as good as women" is a viable statement rather than a joke.)