a stain that never comes off the sheets (clean it off)

#"blondes are hot" blonde hair is most common in CHILDREN

#I swear pedophilia and racism and misogyny are rooted in everything

#I hate it

the historically dominant social worldview is already one in which people love getting outraged over women's boobs and ass, and the love people (particularly men) have for such boobs and ass, being directly linked to the degradation of society. this does not require any kind of feminist belief to engage in. and so, even if you are putting in in feminist or pseudofeminist (by which i mean, vaguely calling on the cultural idea of feminism but not really connected to any actual feminist theory or ideology) terms, it is very, very easy for people to simply reword that ingrained, patriarchal worldview in new terms and carry on decrying those evil evil hookers and evil evil perverts, while, crucially, never actually threatening the patriarchal system. which is why such movements can get a lot of popularity quite quickly.

this is not to say that sexual objectification isn't an issue with real-world impacts and harm. but its also very clear over multiple decades that when feminists fixate on "we need to get rid of all the Bad depictions of women in any remotely sexual content from the media / culture!" that ends up being used to harm sex workers first and foremost (lest we forget that a radical feminist called for prostitutes to be "lined up and shot" after the hypothetical feminist revolution for "working with the patriarchy) and it is almost always co-opted by the patriarchy itself. this is how you get radfems continually cozying up to conservatives, because they both have the same boogeyman: the whore.

ultimately, if you try to get rid of all the Bad Sexy Images of Women, that doesn't materially threaten the system of patriarchy, which is built around gendered labor and social control. if we all lived in a Puritan village where nobody even knows how sex works before they get married and the very notion of A Pornography is incomprehensible, patriarchy could still exist. and we could also live in a society that is non-patriarchal where there are depictions of women's boobs and ass that exist entirely for the sake of making people horny, and this does not logically translate into any systemic oppression or dehumanization. because the material circumstances and overall culture would not be patriarchal.

Sex/gender assignment is an event that happens to people. It says nothing about what body parts a person currently has. "AFAB" is NOT a magic inclusive replacement for woman/female, and using it this way is not actually more inclusive for trans & intersex people.

To be inclusive, say what you mean, like:

people who experience medical misogyny

people who menstruate

people who have uteruses

people who have vulvas

people who have breasts

people with estrogen-dominant sex hormones

cisperisex women