I agree with parts of it because there are some flawed thinking in society - ex. women being valued for how their appearance fits a certain mold regardless of other qualities they have {She's ugly is somehow a legitimate diss on a woman}, the tendency to automatically assume men are more competent and knowledgeable and higher ranking than women {even non-career things like gardening}, the mindset that causes street harrassment, and a lack of dynamic female characters in books/TV/movies that interact with each other concerning something other than a man.    At the same time, I side with anti-feminism because I don't feel that every interaction between a man and woman is Schrodinger's rape, I don't think it's right that women get the rights men have historically had while also keeping their protected status, and I think men should be able to have male-only spaces {likewise, there should also be some female-only spaces, but those exist and are considered more acceptable}.    I also don't like feminism's tendency to lump women in with oppressed minorities as though, as a white straight women, I should be on the same team as blacks, trans people, gays and lesbians, and moslems. I'm on the same team as white men, but we could improve our teamwork.