No, I don't.
Yes.
Anyone who says other wise has two options.
1. They are confused by what it means.
2. They are an asshole.
This is one of the many reasons why. Modern feminists often seem to deal in absolutes when the world simply doesn't work that way. People may be supportive in most areas, but if you disagree in one, people quickly turn on you and call you an "asshole" or some other colorful term, or push the idea of internalized misogyny among other things. I find rarely that a discussion about individual issues can be had anymore. It seems to be an all or nothing deal, otherwise you are given a bad label.
The number of people that don't want to "identify as feminist" sadly shows bullshit MRA propaganda is working.
This is another reason. I don't doubt MRA crap is influencing some, but people would rather continue to blame other groups and not themselves.
The real reason I don't consider myself a feminist, even though I believe in equal rights and opportunity for women, is how hypocritical the modern movement can be. Everyone put on pink pussy hats and marched throughout Washington and elsewhere. They claim to fight for women's rights worldwide. Yet when incidents happen around the world, I see very little action or awareness being raised.
A lot of people tweeted the leaders of the Women's March about Dina Ali Lasloom, a Saudi woman who was held up in the Philippines just recently until male relatives could fetch her and force her to return home. She was begging people for help in a video recorded on a phone and saying she will be killed, and another video out there shows her screaming as she is dragged back onto a plane. None of the leaders of that march helped raise awareness or cause a public outcry despite people begging for their help. I'm also not seeing much in the way of marches or a public outcry against the increasing number of FGM cases in the US that are being reported on. It may already be illegal here, but it isn't stopping, and these little girls need help and to know there is a supportive group out there if they are willing to speak up.
This is just a few examples of many. Meanwhile, instead of being outraged about this stuff, I see feminists making statements with free bleeding or singing songs about their vagina. I see articles about the air conditioning in an office being sexist (reported on by multiple major outlets no less!). The most mundane crap while women have acid thrown in their faces for going to school in Afghanistan, or sub-Saharan African women being sold into sex slavery as they try to escape the already crappy lives they live.
I am all for equal rights, but modern Western feminism has little going for it beyond wage gap and abortion discussions. My desire is to help women in other countries that can't even leave their homes without a high risk of abuse or male approval. I couldn't give a shit about peoples' air conditioning woes in the US or them wanting to bleed without sanitary products and be unhygienic.
Sorry for the rant, but as a woman, this whole topic frustrates me to no end. Not to mention the fact one of the leaders of the Washington march wanted to take the vagina away from some women according to a tweet. Sorry, but if this is what constitutes a feminist today, no thanks. I'd rather help women without wearing that label.