Acharya Prashant explains that true feminism is achieved when a woman stops taking her biological identity as her primary identity. He argues that as long as a woman fights for rights specifically as a woman, she remains unliberated because she is still identified with her physical body and its genetic conditioning. True liberation involves being free from the concept of being a woman, as biological impulses and physical drives otherwise continue to rule the consciousness and hinder human potential. He critiques the idea of women trying to be like men, stating that shifting from one standard of bondage to another is not progress but a 'double whammy' of conflict and identification.