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hate defending (real) terrible women because people just go “so you think she did nothing wrong just because she’s a woman?” like no i think she’s awful but i also think you wouldn’t be calling her a cunt and making rape threats if she wasn’t a woman

I also think that the worst thing the average woman will do is absolutely nothing compared to the worst thing the average man will do.

awww the like button turns into a rainbow when you press it! that's so cute...hey staff what's with all the trans women you keep nuking?

I can't verbalize this in the way I want to, and I don't want to make any woman feel like she's not allowed to complain. But every time I see the uterus personified as an evil entity and periods treated as bad, I low-key cringe. No, your body isn't inherently meant to be pregnant, and no your period is not a punishment for failing to be pregnant. You're not failing at being a woman because you aren't having babies. Your body is not turning against you because you did something wrong. Unless you suffer from an illness that exacerbates your periods, you're just going through a neutral, dare I say good because it's a sign you're healthy, human female experience. This way of thinking feels like the modernized opinions of a medieval priest.

lmao look at this Bad Woman being mocked and humiliated by liberal men. thank god that i, a Morally Good Woman with Correct Opinions, will never be in her place!

Ask stupid questions get stupid answers

I'm so tired of pretending that "empowerment" means participating in our own exploitation. Liberal feminism has sold us a lie that we can find liberation through makeup, porn, and femininity tools literally designed to keep us subordinate to men. True liberation isn't about "choosing" our oppression; it's about dismantling the entire system of patriarchy that reduces women to objects for male consumption. Until we collectively reject femininity and the beauty standards that keep us competing for male approval, we'll never be free. We don't need to be more "inclusive" or "intersectional" enough, we need to be radical enough to name the enemy: men and their system of domination.