In Time magazine's poll of words and phrases that should be banned in 2015, we weren't surprised to see "said no one ever" and "obvi".
But what the hell were they thinking when they included the word "feminist"?
Yes you read correctly, Time wants us to consider banning the word that symbolises gender equality for women.
Apparently fighting to end the gender pay gap, FGM, forced marriage, violence against women, catcalling and sexism in the media is so 2014.
"You have nothing against feminism itself, but when did it become a thing that every celebrity had to state their position on whether this word applies to them, like some politician declaring a party?" the article states.
We're wondering when it became a bad thing for celebrities to say they're feminists, and so are a lot of people on Twitter.
Others on social media have accused the magazine of being outdated...
While many have pointed out why the word feminism needs to exist.
In an attempt to defend the article, Time's writer Katy Steinmetz tweeted to say the inclusion of the word "feminist" was a response to trends in the media, not the movement itself.
Yes, in 2014 the topic of feminism has been prevalent in the media, but we can't understand why that's a bad thing.
By raising awareness about everyday sexism, we move one step closer to a world where the genders are equal.
Time magazine, please don't make us move two steps back.