How to continue to implement a feminism that doesn’t renounce its necessary vigilance or the issue of accord between the sexes?

Ever since #MeToo, a certain strain of feminism no longer sees woman as a subject free to embrace her desires, but as a fragile being subjected to the injunctions of the patriarchy made responsible for her condition. Far from the call to arms for the right to vote or sexual freedom and equality, this new feminism also fails to understand the complexity of the sex/gender relationship, and therefore that of the process of sexuation, always marked by enigmatic subconscious identifications.