Isu mengenai kesejahteraan perempuan dan kesetaraan gender kini sedang marak dibahas, termasuk di Indonesia. Sayangnya, kelompok perempuan yang kerap menyuarakan isu-isu perempuan, termasuk kelompok feminis, seringkali mendapatkan penolakan dan diberikan stigma. Contoh stigma dari feminis adalah pembenci laki-laki, dan juga anti-pernikahan. Penelitian korelasional ini bertujuan untuk menguji kebenaran tersebut dengan mencari hubungan antara sikap feminis dan ambivalensi terhadap laki-laki, sikap feminis dan sikap terhadap pernikahan, serta hubungan antara ambivalensi terhadap laki-laki dan sikap terhadap pernikahan. Sikap feminis diukur dengan Liberal Feminist Attitude and Ideology Scale-Short Form (LFAIS-short form) (Morgan, 1996), sikap terhadap pernikahan diukur dengan General Attitudes toward Marriage Scale (GAMS) (Park & Rosen, 2013) dan ambivalensi terhadap laki-laki diukur menggunakan Ambivalence toward Men Inventory (AMI) (Glick & Fiske, 1999). Partisipan penelitian (n = 958) merupakan mahasiswi dengan rentang usia 18-25 tahun yang berdomisili atau berkuliah di Jabodetabek. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan adanya hubungan yang signifikan pada ketiga hipotesis tersebut.

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There has been a rise of interest in women’s movement and gender equality, including in Indonesia. Unfortunately, women activists who express their support in the movement, particularly feminists, often received rejection and stigmatized. Being a man-hater and anti-marriage are the prominent stigmas. This correlational research aims to test the rightness of those two stigmas by finding the relationship between feminist attitude and ambivalence towards men, feminist attitude and attitude towards marriage, also ambivalence towards men and attitude towards marriage. The feminist attitude is measured by Liberal Feminist Attitudes and Ideology Scale-Short Form (LFAIS-Short Form) (Morgan, 1996), attitude towards marriage measured by General Attitudes toward Marriage Scale (GAMS) (Park & Rosen, 2013), and ambivalence towards men measured by Ambivalence toward Men Inventory (AMI) (Glick & Fiske, 1999). Participants of this study (n = 958) are women college students aged 18-25 years old that lives or have their college located in Jabodetabek. The result shows that there are significant correlations on three of the hypotheses