I see myself as an ecologist, feminist, and socialist.

I'm an ecologist because I think that we as a species has no right to destroy the earth as we are currently doing. Something needs to be done, and it needs to be done fast. I try my best to reduce my carbon footprint, and I recycle my trash as good as the system lets me. Good thing that metal, plastics, paper, biological waste and normal trash is sorted separately where I live.

I'm a feminist because I believe in equality. Now, don't start to shout "feminazi" at me, I'm not a radical feminist. I just simply think that we should have equality. True equality, not the "women are allowed to vote and work, so stfu" kind. People should be allowed to be themselves and to express that, and that includes but is not limited to transgenders, genderqueers, and other identities that doesn't fit the "norm" of society. The norm itself serves no purpose, and should be critically thought about. When even the glasses at the optician are separated into "Men's" and "Women's", something is wrong. Glasses have nothing to do with the sex chromosomes.

I'm a socialist because I believe that people have the right to a certain standard of living. Still, I believe that if you are successfully in life, you should be able to keep at least a part of that success. I've yet to settle on a theoretical balance between welfare and taxes vs personal economical freedom, but I do believe that people shouldn't have to suffer just because they were born into the "wrong" family. People should have at least moderately equal opportunities in life, such as free education, even in the higher fields. It's what people do with those opportunities that decide their further success.