Ray Blanchard coined the term, a man.
you are right, I confused it with womb envy, that one was coined by a woman.
I think they mean equality in the workplace, the right to vote, etc. Basically they were laughing at how equality of spaces is what allowed the social spaces to become what they are today. You may or may not think that's either a good point or retarded.
I agree on that it went too far with the alleged equality. Throwing all women into one bucket and saying we all supported it and deserve the outcome, that is spiteful. There are enough women who didn't want any of it. When they introduced the women's quota and forcing companies to hire more, enough of us weren't happy. But what can you do except ignore politics and try to move on, find people who are like-minded and not obsessed with playing victim or being spiteful towards one sex.
There are women out there worrying that they didn't get hired for their skills but because they are a woman and worry that their employer wants to fill a quota. This shit messes with the self-esteem a lot. I do not want to dismiss the fact that it can very well happen that a woman won't get hired when she has the same skill set and experience as a male applicant, or maybe even better skills and more experience. But the women's quota was the wrong approach.
If you're wondering where women have issues getting in, it's manual labour jobs like welders. I can totally understand when a male welder is concerned about hiring women when he images that she will act like a princess and cry about every little shit like breaking a nail. But you know what? Men can be like that too. You can't believe the drama a male beautician makes and how much he cries over insignificant things. That's why equality plays an important role, women should be given a chance when they want to do hard labour jobs, just how men already get all the chances when they want to become a kindergarten teacher or a nurse. Did you know that men even get their education sponsored by the state when they want to become a nurse? Why not do the same for women who want to become welders?
It's interesting to see the outrage about a suggestion for women only spaces. I think it's not insane to admit that sometimes you want to be with your own sex, you feel more understood and you can talk about sex-specific topics. I doubt a man wants to be given tips on prostate related issues from a woman - or a pooner. Just how a woman doesn't want to be lectured by a man on what it means to be a woman. Of course, it's a different topic when you go to a doctor. Women only spaces are needed as much as men only spaces. Which does not mean there can't be mixed spaces: hobby groups are a good example. I got really great tips from men about carving wood and how to use drills, sharpen carving knives, which wood to use, and so on.
I think there is something people like to forget: not all men-only spaces are a dreamy man-cave situation that men make it out to be. There are a lot of miserable incels and moids there who do disgusting shit because they are upset that no woman would ever even look their way. Not all women-only spaces are dreamy puffy pink clouds that women make it out to be. There quite some dramatic cunts and backstabbing liars out there who do nothing but ruin friendship and cause a rift between friends because that's what they love to do. Perhaps, it's an advantage if we consider that some men and some women make life worse for the normal men and women amongst us.
female exclusive places: bathrooms, domestic violence shelters, changing rooms
women shelters aren't women only anymore. Give up that naive dream. And you know what else? Men hate those shelters, always did. I guess a woman hiding from a man who beats his wife half to death daily is weak in their eyes.
Edit: I shouldn't generalise it, but I do remember a generally negative view from men when it comes to talking about women's shelters. There are women who abuse it and say a man in abusive so they can use the court system (though unsuccessfully) against them. But in majority of the cases it is a real threat situation and it's hard to weed out the fakers. Many women don't even dare to run away from an abusive man or are stuck with Stockholm syndrome. The shelter is open for all women and all women get help, doubting the real victims and making them go through questioning, them having to prove without any doubt that they have been abused, is only scaring them away. The shelter is there to protect and usually there are some Amazon built woman guarding the place who will beat a man to a wimp if he tried to fuck with them. But back to the point that there is a generally negative view on women's shelter, coming from men who think it's ridiculous and then complain that all women are fakers.