I get annoyed with the people who denounce feminism, as if seeking fair treatment for both sexes is somehow seeking to elevate women to the level of wannabe goddesses whose only aim is to trample men and industry into the ground. I also get annoyed with the propagation of the idea that all feminists are the same, seeking to enforce some kind of party line.
If people (male or female) choose not to identify as feminists, then that's their choice - part of the freedom that feminism has brought is the autonomy that women have over their own lives in comparison to other periods of history (though obviously there are many parts of the world where this is not the case).
Courageous actions by women have brought us (in the UK) many rights which seem so obvious that we're in danger of taking those rights for granted- the right not to be the property of our fathers or husbands, the right not to be raped, the right to vote, the right to equal pay for equivalent work, the right to make our own reproductive health choices. (And similarly, as workers we take for granted many of the rights that the unions fought for e.g. maternity pay, health and safety legislation, paid holidays- these are currently in danger of being eroded).
And for those who genuinely do believe that feminism has gone too far and that women should not have these freedoms and rights- I guess you can make the choice to renounce your own entitlement to maternity pay, you can choose not to vote, you could hand over decisions about your health to the man you understand to have ownership of you. If you want to demonstrate your lack of belief in unions, you could insist on working through the year without holidays, and perhaps negotiate a clause in your contract giving your employer free rein to make you redundant without compensation, or sack you without justification.
There are many human rights issues to be addressed around the world. But the unavoidable fact is that in some places, women are subjected to abuse and refused rights because they are women. In some places, people of different races, or different religions, or no religion, suffer human rights abuses, and this also needs to be addressed. But the fact that some men are also victims doesn't mean that no women should have their human rights supported.