2000s Girly Nostagia

I’ve seen them before and have gotten recommended searches of them, but I hadn’t seen anyone really talk about them yet.

Are they the same thing as transgenderism or worse?

For those who don't know, being "otherkin" basically means that someone identifies as non-human. From what I've seen, it's most often used by people who think they're animals (therians), but you can also be elves, vampires, whatever. Just non-human in some way.

I think it's definitely better than transgenderism because they don't get involved politically or really force anyone into playing along. The problem is that a lot of these people also identify as some sort of non-binary. And another problem is when they start talking sexually about animals, and this includes animalistic features or behaviors.

Vampirekin (or wannabe vampires in general) seem like the most “disturbing” in my opinion. I don’t know why.

It could be because they’re the ones who keep talking about drinking human blood or how one of their “alliance” websites literally links a fetish website.

I’ve seen them before and have gotten recommended searches of them, but I hadn’t seen anyone really talk about them yet.

Are they the same thing as transgenderism or worse?

For those who don't know, being "otherkin" basically means that someone identifies as non-human. From what I've seen, it's most often used by people who think they're animals (therians), but you can also be elves, vampires, whatever. Just non-human in some way.

I think it's definitely better than transgenderism because they don't get involved politically or really force anyone into playing along. The problem is that a lot of these people also identify as some sort of non-binary. And another problem is when they start talking sexually about animals, and this includes animalistic features or behaviors.

Vampirekin (or wannabe vampires in general) seem like the most “disturbing” in my opinion. I don’t know why.

It could be because they’re the ones who keep talking about drinking human blood or how one of their “alliance” websites literally links a fetish website.

I’ve seen them before and have gotten recommended searches of them, but I hadn’t seen anyone really talk about them yet.

Are they the same thing as transgenderism or worse?

For those who don't know, being "otherkin" basically means that someone identifies as non-human. From what I've seen, it's most often used by people who think they're animals (therians), but you can also be elves, vampires, whatever. Just non-human in some way.

I think it's definitely better than transgenderism because they don't get involved politically or really force anyone into playing along. The problem is that a lot of these people also identify as some sort of non-binary. And another problem is when they start talking sexually about animals, and this includes animalistic features or behaviors.

Officialfrevblrpage24 listens to Tyler, The Creator as well.

Wasn’t he in some controversy for being creepy towards women before? I know that he did write that song called “Sarah”, and it unfortunately wouldn’t surprise me if she was listening to it.

Her world seems very male centered in general. It’s always “Union men”, “Confederate men”, “American men” or “Frenchmen”. And when she does talk about women on her blog… It’s always for her own gaze or the male gaze.

Just quit giving this kid attention. She said she's 14/15 and reblogging strange, kink material on her blog. There's genuinely nothing anyone can do. Her parents gotta step up here.

In my opinion, she seems as if she’s at the edge of being “too far gone”.

This is more than just the tism and I think we all know it.

How does someone go from being a simple young womyn, to an “autistic, unlabeled, gynesexual, otaku, Neo-Confederate”?

Officialfrevblrpage24 listens to Tyler, The Creator as well.

Wasn’t he in some controversy for being creepy towards women before? I know that he did write that song called “Sarah”, and it unfortunately wouldn’t surprise me if she was listening to it.

Her world seems very male centered in general. It’s always “Union men”, “Confederate men”, “American men” or “Frenchmen”. And when she does talk about women on her blog… It’s always for her own gaze or the male gaze.

Just quit giving this kid attention. She said she's 14/15 and reblogging strange, kink material on her blog. There's genuinely nothing anyone can do. Her parents gotta step up here.

In my opinion, she seems as if she’s at the edge of being “too far gone”.

This is more than just the tism and I think we all know it.

I don’t care if I’m 25, 45, or 105 if a child looks me dead in the eye and says, “A man can be a lesbian,” I am picking up the nearest salmon (preferably wild-caught, ethically sourced) and smacking them across the face. Not hard enough to injure. Just enough to spiritually reboot them.

Like a reset button via fish.

I will not be gaslit who still thinks the moon is made of cheese and that you can become a girl by downloading it off Tumblr. No, Timmy. You are not the authority here.

Some of y’all will say “I was bullied in high school for being trans/nonbinary/genderfluid” and listen, I believe some people were targeted just for existing, absolutely.

But let’s be honest: a lot of you were bullied because you introduced yourself with a 3-minute PowerPoint on your neopronouns and then called the lunch lady a fascist for saying “ma’am.”

People weren’t mad that you used they/them. They were mad that you screamed “GENDER IS A SOCIAL CONSTRUCT” at the substitute teacher who misread the attendance sheet and then cried in the hallway when someone said “guys” casually in a group setting. That’s not oppression. That’s a social skills issue.

Just like with anime, liking something or being something isn't what got you side-eyed. It was turning every classroom into a live Tumblr blog and acting like anyone who asked a question was committing a hate crime.

Also and I’m gonna say it there’s a good chance you were being super creepy about it. The girls at your high school weren’t “transphobic” for not wanting to hang out with you. They remembered that just a year ago, you were the same AMAB kid making edgy Nazi jokes and showing people Elfen Lied gore scenes on your cracked iPod Touch during lunch.

You didn’t “discover womanhood” you discovered anime, a thigh-highs obsession, and suddenly decided you were entitled to sisterhood.

We didn’t exclude you because you were trans. We excluded you because you were weird, boundaryless, and constantly trying to trauma-dump or flirt with girls who were clearly uncomfortable.

Gender identity is not a reset button for past behavior. If you treated girls like crap as a boy and now expect instant sisterhood as a “girl,” we remember.

Now it’s all online and suddenly these same types wanna pick fights with adults, then act shocked when we don’t care. I grew up with little shits just like you. I’ve seen this before. You’re not a new phenomenon. You’re a rerun with a worse haircut.

And honestly? My inner teenage girl remembers. She remembers being cornered by weird boys who thought wearing eyeliner made them oppressed. She remembers being told to “be nice” while they stared too long, hovered too close, and trauma-dumped about their anime waifus. So if you come looking for a fight now, don’t be surprised when I don’t offer you kindness.

My inner teen wants healing through blood.Go pick fights with your Discord server, not grown women who already survived you once.

I’m not some radfem fandom mom(they are creepy), but if any teenagers are out here dealing with creepy-ass NSFW blogs, weird adult messages, or just straight-up unsettling content come to me. I’ve been around and I’ve seen things. I’ve been desensitized to this shit. I’ve got the digital scars and the unhinged sense of humor to prove it :^)

This is who Anon’s talking about btw.

God… she reblogged this shortly AFTER we talked to her.

Here it is, warning for BDSM (yuck).

Alright, for my non-anime followers, let me tell you a story. It’s about a notorious visual novel called Euphoria. And yes, it’s exactly as bad as it sounds. This game has been passed around the anime community for years, and it’s infamous for a reason it’s deeply rooted in misogynistic and exploitative themes, and frankly, it’s disturbing.

The plot? A high school boy gets trapped underground with several girls his classmates and a teacher. He’s described as “the key,” and the girls are “keyholes.” Yeah. That metaphor goes exactly where you think it does. The way to progress through the game involves “unlocking” doors through increasingly disturbing scenarios ones that reinforce dominance, dehumanization, and complete lack of consent.

What really set me off, though, was how this game became a kind of twisted meme when a certain anime YouTuber (yes, the one who defends lolicon every other week) decided it would be “funny” to pay strangers to review it online. It was treated like a challenge, or a joke, instead of what it really is a textbook example of how desensitized some corners of media culture have become to extreme misogyny.He went on Fiverr and paid people to review the hentai that they made based off the game, including its explicit content, like it was some ironic gag. Just internet laughs, right? Totally normal behavior to crowdsource reactions to a game based on degrading women.

So that’s where That photo is from the game is Euphoria, and here are the gross anime men sitting around casually talking about it like it’s just another Thursday. Literally laughing and rating hentai while one of the most vile examples of it sits at the center of the conversation. You cannot make this up.

The thumbnail for the fivver viedo is down below the thumbnail is....very....gross.

Stay away from men who like anime!!!

She has many TiFs and men as friends and may have been manipulated into being like this.

She also reblogs other creepy stuff, but this… disturbed me, especially after you taught me what it all was.

She “identifies” as an “unlabeled, gynesexual AFAB person”…

Let’s talk about Euphoria again. From what I’ve heard, the visual novel is even worse than the animated adaptation just pure, brutal fetish content wrapped in anime stylization. And the fact that someone can know where that image is from and still reblog it like it’s quirky or edgy? That’s not just tasteless it’s actively disturbing.

Trying to fit into those communities anime fandom, hentai-heavy subcultures can push women into hypersexual performance just to belong. I know, because I was there. I was addicted to that content from ages 19 to 22. And yeah, I’m out of it now, but that stuff messes with your self-image.

It teaches you to see yourself through the eyes of a voyeur. A male one. You start anticipating how you’ll be consumed, not how you feel. And that doesn’t leave you untouched.

I don’t say this to shame other women, but to warn them: there’s a pattern here. These male-dominated spaces are not neutral. They shape how you see yourself, how you let yourself be treated, how you measure your worth. And honestly? If an AMAB has an anime icon, just steer clear. Nine times out of ten, you’re not looking at a harmless fan. You’re looking at someone who’s been shaped by a culture that sees women as holes and archetypes not people.

I hope any woman reading this who’s still tangled in that world gives herself permission to leave it behind. You don’t have to cosplay submission to be valid. You don’t have to echo male desire to belong.

And if anyone’s grossed out by the fact that I had a porn addiction oh well. It can happen to anyone. That stuff is everywhere, and it preys on vulnerability, especially in young women trying to find themselves in male-dominated spaces. I’m clean now, and I know exactly the kind of content these dudes are watching. I know how it rewires your brain. I know how it infects the way you see yourself.

But even while I was watching that stuff, I knew it was wrong. I felt it in my gut. There was always a voice in the back of my head whispering, this isn’t it… this is hurting you.

I think a lot of them hear that voice too the ones still watching it, still passing it around like it’s just jokes and kink and fandom. I don’t think they’re as numb as they pretend to be. I think they’ve just built entire personalities around ignoring that voice.

So no, I’m not ashamed. I’m informed. And that’s why I speak on it. Not out of judgment but because I made it out, and I want other women to realize they can too. And because I want other women to know that shame doesn’t have to keep you there. You can break the script. You can delete the tab. You can walk away.

You’re not a joke or a failure for getting sucked into it. You’re a person in a system designed to break you in exactly that way.

As for men, though? It’s different. They know exactly what they’re getting off to. They like seeing women like that broken, used, dehumanized. That’s the point for them. It’s not confusion or curiosity or a cry for belonging. It’s control. It’s domination. It’s entitlement dressed up as “taste.”

I don’t care if I’m 25, 45, or 105 if a child looks me dead in the eye and says, “A man can be a lesbian,” I am picking up the nearest salmon (preferably wild-caught, ethically sourced) and smacking them across the face. Not hard enough to injure. Just enough to spiritually reboot them.

Like a reset button via fish.

I will not be gaslit who still thinks the moon is made of cheese and that you can become a girl by downloading it off Tumblr. No, Timmy. You are not the authority here.

Some of y’all will say “I was bullied in high school for being trans/nonbinary/genderfluid” and listen, I believe some people were targeted just for existing, absolutely.

But let’s be honest: a lot of you were bullied because you introduced yourself with a 3-minute PowerPoint on your neopronouns and then called the lunch lady a fascist for saying “ma’am.”

People weren’t mad that you used they/them. They were mad that you screamed “GENDER IS A SOCIAL CONSTRUCT” at the substitute teacher who misread the attendance sheet and then cried in the hallway when someone said “guys” casually in a group setting. That’s not oppression. That’s a social skills issue.

Just like with anime, liking something or being something isn't what got you side-eyed. It was turning every classroom into a live Tumblr blog and acting like anyone who asked a question was committing a hate crime.

Also and I’m gonna say it there’s a good chance you were being super creepy about it. The girls at your high school weren’t “transphobic” for not wanting to hang out with you. They remembered that just a year ago, you were the same AMAB kid making edgy Nazi jokes and showing people Elfen Lied gore scenes on your cracked iPod Touch during lunch.

You didn’t “discover womanhood” you discovered anime, a thigh-highs obsession, and suddenly decided you were entitled to sisterhood.

We didn’t exclude you because you were trans. We excluded you because you were weird, boundaryless, and constantly trying to trauma-dump or flirt with girls who were clearly uncomfortable.

Gender identity is not a reset button for past behavior. If you treated girls like crap as a boy and now expect instant sisterhood as a “girl,” we remember.

Now it’s all online and suddenly these same types wanna pick fights with adults, then act shocked when we don’t care. I grew up with little shits just like you. I’ve seen this before. You’re not a new phenomenon. You’re a rerun with a worse haircut.

And honestly? My inner teenage girl remembers. She remembers being cornered by weird boys who thought wearing eyeliner made them oppressed. She remembers being told to “be nice” while they stared too long, hovered too close, and trauma-dumped about their anime waifus. So if you come looking for a fight now, don’t be surprised when I don’t offer you kindness.

My inner teen wants healing through blood.Go pick fights with your Discord server, not grown women who already survived you once.

I’m not some radfem fandom mom(they are creepy), but if any teenagers are out here dealing with creepy-ass NSFW blogs, weird adult messages, or just straight-up unsettling content come to me. I’ve been around and I’ve seen things. I’ve been desensitized to this shit. I’ve got the digital scars and the unhinged sense of humor to prove it :^)

This is who Anon’s talking about btw.

God… she reblogged this shortly AFTER we talked to her.

Here it is, warning for BDSM (yuck).

Alright, for my non-anime followers, let me tell you a story. It’s about a notorious visual novel called Euphoria. And yes, it’s exactly as bad as it sounds. This game has been passed around the anime community for years, and it’s infamous for a reason it’s deeply rooted in misogynistic and exploitative themes, and frankly, it’s disturbing.

The plot? A high school boy gets trapped underground with several girls his classmates and a teacher. He’s described as “the key,” and the girls are “keyholes.” Yeah. That metaphor goes exactly where you think it does. The way to progress through the game involves “unlocking” doors through increasingly disturbing scenarios ones that reinforce dominance, dehumanization, and complete lack of consent.

What really set me off, though, was how this game became a kind of twisted meme when a certain anime YouTuber (yes, the one who defends lolicon every other week) decided it would be “funny” to pay strangers to review it online. It was treated like a challenge, or a joke, instead of what it really is a textbook example of how desensitized some corners of media culture have become to extreme misogyny.He went on Fiverr and paid people to review the hentai that they made based off the game, including its explicit content, like it was some ironic gag. Just internet laughs, right? Totally normal behavior to crowdsource reactions to a game based on degrading women.

So that’s where That photo is from the game is Euphoria, and here are the gross anime men sitting around casually talking about it like it’s just another Thursday. Literally laughing and rating hentai while one of the most vile examples of it sits at the center of the conversation. You cannot make this up.

The thumbnail for the fivver viedo is down below the thumbnail is....very....gross.

Stay away from men who like anime!!!

And there she is in the reblogs…

God, does she know how cringe (and genuinely racist) she is?

Btw, this is the same person who crushes on Varina Davis, First Lady of the Confederacy.

I don’t care if I’m 25, 45, or 105 if a child looks me dead in the eye and says, “A man can be a lesbian,” I am picking up the nearest salmon (preferably wild-caught, ethically sourced) and smacking them across the face. Not hard enough to injure. Just enough to spiritually reboot them.

Like a reset button via fish.

I will not be gaslit who still thinks the moon is made of cheese and that you can become a girl by downloading it off Tumblr. No, Timmy. You are not the authority here.

Some of y’all will say “I was bullied in high school for being trans/nonbinary/genderfluid” and listen, I believe some people were targeted just for existing, absolutely.

But let’s be honest: a lot of you were bullied because you introduced yourself with a 3-minute PowerPoint on your neopronouns and then called the lunch lady a fascist for saying “ma’am.”

People weren’t mad that you used they/them. They were mad that you screamed “GENDER IS A SOCIAL CONSTRUCT” at the substitute teacher who misread the attendance sheet and then cried in the hallway when someone said “guys” casually in a group setting. That’s not oppression. That’s a social skills issue.

Just like with anime, liking something or being something isn't what got you side-eyed. It was turning every classroom into a live Tumblr blog and acting like anyone who asked a question was committing a hate crime.

Also and I’m gonna say it there’s a good chance you were being super creepy about it. The girls at your high school weren’t “transphobic” for not wanting to hang out with you. They remembered that just a year ago, you were the same AMAB kid making edgy Nazi jokes and showing people Elfen Lied gore scenes on your cracked iPod Touch during lunch.

You didn’t “discover womanhood” you discovered anime, a thigh-highs obsession, and suddenly decided you were entitled to sisterhood.

We didn’t exclude you because you were trans. We excluded you because you were weird, boundaryless, and constantly trying to trauma-dump or flirt with girls who were clearly uncomfortable.

Gender identity is not a reset button for past behavior. If you treated girls like crap as a boy and now expect instant sisterhood as a “girl,” we remember.

Now it’s all online and suddenly these same types wanna pick fights with adults, then act shocked when we don’t care. I grew up with little shits just like you. I’ve seen this before. You’re not a new phenomenon. You’re a rerun with a worse haircut.

And honestly? My inner teenage girl remembers. She remembers being cornered by weird boys who thought wearing eyeliner made them oppressed. She remembers being told to “be nice” while they stared too long, hovered too close, and trauma-dumped about their anime waifus. So if you come looking for a fight now, don’t be surprised when I don’t offer you kindness.

My inner teen wants healing through blood.Go pick fights with your Discord server, not grown women who already survived you once.

I’m not some radfem fandom mom(they are creepy), but if any teenagers are out here dealing with creepy-ass NSFW blogs, weird adult messages, or just straight-up unsettling content come to me. I’ve been around and I’ve seen things. I’ve been desensitized to this shit. I’ve got the digital scars and the unhinged sense of humor to prove it :^)

This is who Anon’s talking about btw.

God… she reblogged this shortly AFTER we talked to her.

Here it is, warning for BDSM (yuck).

Alright, for my non-anime followers, let me tell you a story. It’s about a notorious visual novel called Euphoria. And yes, it’s exactly as bad as it sounds. This game has been passed around the anime community for years, and it’s infamous for a reason it’s deeply rooted in misogynistic and exploitative themes, and frankly, it’s disturbing.

The plot? A high school boy gets trapped underground with several girls his classmates and a teacher. He’s described as “the key,” and the girls are “keyholes.” Yeah. That metaphor goes exactly where you think it does. The way to progress through the game involves “unlocking” doors through increasingly disturbing scenarios ones that reinforce dominance, dehumanization, and complete lack of consent.

What really set me off, though, was how this game became a kind of twisted meme when a certain anime YouTuber (yes, the one who defends lolicon every other week) decided it would be “funny” to pay strangers to review it online. It was treated like a challenge, or a joke, instead of what it really is a textbook example of how desensitized some corners of media culture have become to extreme misogyny.He went on Fiverr and paid people to review the hentai that they made based off the game, including its explicit content, like it was some ironic gag. Just internet laughs, right? Totally normal behavior to crowdsource reactions to a game based on degrading women.

So that’s where That photo is from the game is Euphoria, and here are the gross anime men sitting around casually talking about it like it’s just another Thursday. Literally laughing and rating hentai while one of the most vile examples of it sits at the center of the conversation. You cannot make this up.

The thumbnail for the fivver viedo is down below the thumbnail is....very....gross.

Stay away from men who like anime!!!

She has many TiFs and men as friends and may have been manipulated into being like this.

She also reblogs other creepy stuff, but this… disturbed me, especially after you taught me what it all was.

She “identifies” as an “unlabeled, gynesexual AFAB person”…

I don’t care if I’m 25, 45, or 105 if a child looks me dead in the eye and says, “A man can be a lesbian,” I am picking up the nearest salmon (preferably wild-caught, ethically sourced) and smacking them across the face. Not hard enough to injure. Just enough to spiritually reboot them.

Like a reset button via fish.

I will not be gaslit who still thinks the moon is made of cheese and that you can become a girl by downloading it off Tumblr. No, Timmy. You are not the authority here.

Some of y’all will say “I was bullied in high school for being trans/nonbinary/genderfluid” and listen, I believe some people were targeted just for existing, absolutely.

But let’s be honest: a lot of you were bullied because you introduced yourself with a 3-minute PowerPoint on your neopronouns and then called the lunch lady a fascist for saying “ma’am.”

People weren’t mad that you used they/them. They were mad that you screamed “GENDER IS A SOCIAL CONSTRUCT” at the substitute teacher who misread the attendance sheet and then cried in the hallway when someone said “guys” casually in a group setting. That’s not oppression. That’s a social skills issue.

Just like with anime, liking something or being something isn't what got you side-eyed. It was turning every classroom into a live Tumblr blog and acting like anyone who asked a question was committing a hate crime.

Also and I’m gonna say it there’s a good chance you were being super creepy about it. The girls at your high school weren’t “transphobic” for not wanting to hang out with you. They remembered that just a year ago, you were the same AMAB kid making edgy Nazi jokes and showing people Elfen Lied gore scenes on your cracked iPod Touch during lunch.

You didn’t “discover womanhood” you discovered anime, a thigh-highs obsession, and suddenly decided you were entitled to sisterhood.

We didn’t exclude you because you were trans. We excluded you because you were weird, boundaryless, and constantly trying to trauma-dump or flirt with girls who were clearly uncomfortable.

Gender identity is not a reset button for past behavior. If you treated girls like crap as a boy and now expect instant sisterhood as a “girl,” we remember.

Now it’s all online and suddenly these same types wanna pick fights with adults, then act shocked when we don’t care. I grew up with little shits just like you. I’ve seen this before. You’re not a new phenomenon. You’re a rerun with a worse haircut.

And honestly? My inner teenage girl remembers. She remembers being cornered by weird boys who thought wearing eyeliner made them oppressed. She remembers being told to “be nice” while they stared too long, hovered too close, and trauma-dumped about their anime waifus. So if you come looking for a fight now, don’t be surprised when I don’t offer you kindness.

My inner teen wants healing through blood.Go pick fights with your Discord server, not grown women who already survived you once.

I’m not some radfem fandom mom(they are creepy), but if any teenagers are out here dealing with creepy-ass NSFW blogs, weird adult messages, or just straight-up unsettling content come to me. I’ve been around and I’ve seen things. I’ve been desensitized to this shit. I’ve got the digital scars and the unhinged sense of humor to prove it :^)

This is who Anon’s talking about btw.

God… she reblogged this shortly AFTER we talked to her.

Here it is, warning for BDSM (yuck).

She literally called the vice president of the Confederacy (Alexander Hamilton Stephens) “cute”.

She’s also friends with someone (that Chanel blog) who called Jefferson Davis (the Confederate president) “hot”.

She’s obviously trying to squeeze her way into our spaces in order to make her Pro-Secession mindset more “acceptable”.

She disgusts me as a POC womyn myself, who has enslaved ancestors.

(The person I’m talking about is Officialfrevblrpage24, if any other radfems wanted to be aware)

That makes more sense. You confused me a bit with the "neo-confederate" accusation, thanks for the context. I don't know if calling someone hot would equal supporting the actions of the person, though. Doesn't Hamilton have a whole fanbase, kinda like Napoleon?

Please show me what post or posts you saw and I can probably explain myself.

I only drooled over Mr. Stephens and Mrs. Davis, to be honest, I won’t deny that.

All I asked was one example, one post, and I’ll be able to explain myself.

I’m in the ACW fandom, of course I post about the figures, from both sides, even from the Union.

How is my blog brainrot? All I do on it is talk about old books, web graphics, ACW fandom stuff, other history fandom stuff, and educating others on LGBT+ rights.

It’s never this deep when it comes to TikTok slang of all things.

And yes, I’m 14/15 years old, but that doesn’t mean that I don’t have a brain.

Radfems have always told me to shut up, but as soon as I do it the way they do, suddenly I’m the bad guy.

I don’t have to act like how you want me to act.

I’ve been way past that point.

Second of all, it’s Radical Feminists, not feminists in general. I’m Intersectional Feminist by the way.

EDIT: Oh, look!

What’s the “bullshit” so that I can avoid it?

Anti-feminist posts while calling yourself a feminist. You don't even know who Dworkin is

Gender ideology

Confederate posting

The people you keep interacting with

Reblogging misinformation about biology

Posts about autogynephilia that you are too young to talk about and clearly uneducated about

Reblogging anime gore

Reblogging dd/lg shite

Defending the most obvious trolls

And finally, some of my personal favs.

Second point - valid

Third point - but that’s from my own fandom… I can’t just reblog Unionist content

Fourth point - valid?

Fifth point - (needs explaining)

Sixth point - understandable

Seventh point - understandable

Eighth point - how? (Needs explaining)

Ninth point - understandable

Anyways, what’s wrong with Robespierre? He’s pretty feminist for his time period.

The second photo is of Chanel asking a question, that’s all.

The third photo is of Chanel saying that she’s unlabeled… (with the Bonnie Blue flag that was conventionally ignored)

She reblogs silly drawings of messed up men (ones who’ve enslaved, killed, and ruined thousands of women’s lives and whole countries).

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10360974/

And we all know who gets killed by serial killers the most, and it’s not TiMs or men.

It’s women, it’s always us women.

I see many womyn (like Officialfrevblrpage24) reblogging cannibalistic things and calling themselves cannibals… which is concerning.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10360974/

And we all know who gets killed by serial killers the most, and it’s not TiMs or men.

It’s women, it’s always us women.

I see many womyn (like Officialfrevblrpage24) reblogging cannibalistic things and calling themselves cannibals… which is concerning.

She literally called the vice president of the Confederacy (Alexander Hamilton Stephens) “cute”.

She’s also friends with someone (that Chanel blog) who called Jefferson Davis (the Confederate president) “hot”.

She’s obviously trying to squeeze her way into our spaces in order to make her Pro-Secession mindset more “acceptable”.

She disgusts me as a POC womyn myself, who has enslaved ancestors.

(The person I’m talking about is Officialfrevblrpage24, if any other radfems wanted to be aware)

That makes more sense. You confused me a bit with the "neo-confederate" accusation, thanks for the context. I don't know if calling someone hot would equal supporting the actions of the person, though. Doesn't Hamilton have a whole fanbase, kinda like Napoleon?

Let me unfollow quickly and NO, I’m not a Neo-Confederate, I just talk about Confederate figures sometimes since they’re from the South, like me.

Don’t forget about her little friend Chanel too.

Here’s where it’s from

She literally called the vice president of the Confederacy (Alexander Hamilton Stephens) “cute”.

She’s also friends with someone (that Chanel blog) who called Jefferson Davis (the Confederate president) “hot”.

She’s obviously trying to squeeze her way into our spaces in order to make her Pro-Secession mindset more “acceptable”.

She disgusts me as a POC womyn myself, who has enslaved ancestors.

(The person I’m talking about is Officialfrevblrpage24, if any other radfems wanted to be aware)

That makes more sense. You confused me a bit with the "neo-confederate" accusation, thanks for the context. I don't know if calling someone hot would equal supporting the actions of the person, though. Doesn't Hamilton have a whole fanbase, kinda like Napoleon?