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Input: Ok so, I'm not a feminist, I am doing a school project on woman's rights in islam in 600 ad to 1600 ad.

I am a woman, and for woman rights, and I'm an atheist (It'll be semi-important in the story later on), high school, all that fun stuff.

I was asking my friend to hold something like you would a child, and then this guy, who is autistic, comes up to me and says "you should know, you'll be a mum one day", and I said "No, I don't like kids. Once I'm 18, I want to get fixed"(I'm very open on the fact that I don't like kids).

He then got mad and said "You shouldn't say that, you're a woman, you should have kids, and get married"

I said I disagree, and if you don't want them, then don't have them.

Then he proceeded to tell me how I'm not aloud to do that, then says "As a christian, I think your views are wrong, god will send you to hell. I'm going to change your ATHEIST VEIWS! You should stay at home with the kids, even if you don't want them"

I got really mad by this and said that I would triple his pay, get an abortion if I want, and stay marriage less my whole life, and be successful, child less. 

I feel like I was being harsh since he is autistic, but I don't like it when people tell me what I can and can't do with my body

getting mad at an autistic guy for telling me what I can do with my body