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sad that this young woman has had her health damaged so severely by puberty blockers, but is so scared of being excommunicated by her ingroup for even considering what terfs are saying that she feels the need to spit such disgusting performative bile at other women. when the evil radfems have been the ones warning about these dangerous hormones all along.
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Activists say female genital mutilation is still common in Africa - but a study finds it is falling.
Thereās been a massive fall in FGM rates across the African continent for girls under 14.
The figures are all taken roughly 20 years apart, in the mid 90s and then in the late 2010s. The rate in Western African has gone from 74% to 25%, in Northern Africa itās gone from 60% to 14%.
Across the continent the overall rate has gone from 71% to 8%.Ā
This is just huge. Iām finding it difficult to wrap my head around the scale of it, the number of children those percentages represent. It feels like such a huge shift. Itās millions of girls growing up safer and healthier.Ā
And the researchers are saying their mothers are the driving force.
so much to say w this one
yes, we do actually have to protect women's spaces...why wouldn't we??
claims sex based oppression isn't a real thing, blatantly ignoring all the history and sources that say otherwise and the other tries saying the word "female" is a terf dog whistle as if it's a bad word.
trans women are males, so no they do NOT get an opinion on abortion because they will never have the option to carry a child and I would LOVE to know what kind of misogyny a male has faced.
"how are we supposed to talk about sex based oppression?"
> "you're not"
that's all I needed to read
i hate when men say stuff like āoh well if there was no men how would you Women build houses and fix electricity lines etc etcā like if tomorrow all men disappeared, women would just do those things. theyre not inherently incapable. there are already many women who work in the trades who currently know how to do those things, and others would learn how to do them if they dont know how to already.
some good fucking takes in the NYT comment section for once
an old economics professor of mine studied crime his whole professional life, spanning about 4 decades. one day we asked him to sum up his research in a few words, if he could. he chose to do so with this:
ājust lock up all men under 25.ā
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i absolutely HATE the way men will look at media thats designed primarily for a female audience and instinctively deride it
so what ive started doing is, if and when a man says āoh i didnt like that movie, it just didnt interest meā or smth on those lines, i simply say āyeah that makes sense actually, its not for youā and then iāll say what i enjoyed about it
and every man ive said this to has Not Known How To React !! it genuinely shocks them to be told Its Not For You and tbh it is SO funny to watch
go forth, gyns, and remind men that some things arenāt designed for them <3
I am a butch lesbian. I live with gender dysphoria. This is the condition which, according to mental health professionals, means I am transgender. However, I do not define as transgender. I do not want to take hormones or have surgeries. I do not accept that it is possible to live āas a manā, without [ā¦]
āI still have difficulties with my sexed body. Periods are particularly difficult for me. But instead of seeking a hysterectomy, I tell myself, āLauren, youāre a butch lesbian, are you really so afraid of a little blood?ā, and then I get on with my day. My wife loves me, just how I am, with all my oddities.ā
I meet the criteria, set out in the DSM 5, for medical transition. That is, if I went to a gender clinic and told them how I feel, and about my experiences, they would prescribe me testosterone and a double mastectomy. I choose not to transition. Instead, I am learning to love the skin Iām in. I have my own struggles with that skin, with my female body. Those struggles are not because my female body is wrong, but because my negative thinking around my body and my sexuality, which started in childhood, was not explored through therapy soon enough. I do not think it is in my interest to treat a condition that is in my head by making changes to my body. Psychiatry does not have a good history in this regard.
I relate to this so much.
If anyone ever has any questions for me about my experience of sex dysphoria, I am very much an open book about it.
I welcome people who are curious to reach out if they want to understand how somebody can have sex dysphoria and choose not to transition or identify any way, or if they just want to know what sex dysphoria feels like for me or how I manage it. I also have the unique experience of having a close sibling (also female) who also had sex dysphoria, but identifies as a man and did medically transition.ļæ¼ He and I get along very very well (heās my baby bro and I love him like a son), and weāve talked about our experiences and where they converge and differ.
These conversations are so important to have because other girls and women and people with dysphoria need to know that they are not alone and that we can build communities and create options for ourselves outside of medical transition and gender identityļæ¼.
A few years ago, when I was still in an all-girls catholic high school, one of my teachers told us in her weekly āitās just a phaseā lectures that lesbian relationships are toxic because unlike a man and a woman, two women understand each other completely, thus, making it harder for one to break up with the other, resulting in them being trapped in a lesbian relationship for the rest of their lives just because they got too cozy with having a partner that supports and cares for them.
Anyway can you imagine being straight and thinking that people understanding their partners needs are toxic im so glad i cant relate
lmao never read a better example of ādonāt threaten me with a good timeā
Tumblr is Tracking Shared Links
It looks like Tumblr @staff have finally implemented tracking garbage into shared links in the Tumblr mobile app. It took them years and years, but Tumblr is finally making an attempt to track shared links you click or links you share with friends.
When you share a post and choose to ācopyā a link to your clipboard, you can see that they use their (new?) url shortener, at.tumblr.com.Ā The shortened URL appears to contain: your blog name; either the ID of the destination post, or the short string associated with the post; and an alphanumeric string.Ā Eg:
https://at.tumblr.com/pizza-and-ramen/im-fucking-dying-this-is-hilarious/uqndb20nkyob
The shortened URL redirects you to the destination link, but with 2 URL parameters: _branch_referrer and _branch_match_id.Ā Both are associated with a third-party analytics tool, branch.io.Ā Eg:
https://pizza-and-ramen.tumblr.com/post/118684413624/im-fucking-dying-this-is-hilarious?_branch_referrer=H4sIAAAAAAAAAxXEwQ2AIAwAwIlKH8aP21RQaaSAUIIyvZpczqvmuiCSGm2yhmJsEsw8BgFFB4Vki8gCe7MnxwPc86%2BeK3w8ByqcWsU7jHnql0u99xd0v%2FAuVQAAAA%3D%3D&_branch_match_id=1104914739086906151
_branch_referrer appears to be another shortened at.tumblr.com URL, except itās been gzipped, base64 encoded, then URL encoded.Ā Eg:
H4sIAAAAAAAAAxXEwQ2AIAwAwIlKH8aP21RQaaSAUIIyvZpczqvmuiCSGm2yhmJsEsw8BgFFB4Vki8gCe7MnxwPc86%2BeK3w8ByqcWsU7jHnql0u99xd0v%2FAuVQAAAA%3D%3D
URL decode to:
H4sIAAAAAAAAAxXEwQ2AIAwAwIlKH8aP21RQaaSAUIIyvZpczqvmuiCSGm2yhmJsEsw8BgFFB4Vki8gCe7MnxwPc86+eK3w8ByqcWsU7jHnql0u99xd0v/AuVQAAAA==
base64 decode to (in hex for legibility):
1F8B0800 00000000 000315C4 C10D8020 0C00C089 4A1FC68F DB545069 A4805082 32BD9A5C CEABE6BA 20921A6D B286626C 12CC3C06 01450785 648BC802 7BB327C7 03DCF3AF 9E2B7C3C 072A9C5A C53B8C79 EA974BBD F71774BF F02E5500 0000
and unzipped with gunzip:
https://at.tumblr.com/pizza-and-ramen/im-fucking-dying-this-is-hilarious/xlz53wqdowww
which directs to the post with the same _branch_referrer but a new _branch_match_id:
https://pizza-and-ramen.tumblr.com/post/118684413624/im-fucking-dying-this-is-hilarious?_branch_match_id=1104899685865808870&_branch_referrer=H4sIAAAAAAAAAxXEwQ2AIAwAwIlKH8aP21RQaaSAUIIyvZpczqvmuiCSGm2yhmJsEsw8BgFFB4Vki8gCe7MnxwPc86%2BeK3w8ByqcWsU7jHnql0u99xd0v%2FAuVQAAAA%3D%3D
_branch_match_id, according to this stackoverflow answer, is an identifier unique to you, used to track users.Ā It could be based on browser fingerprinting, as branch.ioās branch_match_id is.
Anyway, thereās not a terribly easy way to avoid this tracking from the Tumblr mobile app, but if you get a link that has the id, not the string, you can modify it to the format of blog.tumblr.com/ID, like so before sending it to a friend:
https://at.tumblr.com/pizza-and-ramen/118684413624/uqndb20nkyob
https://pizza-and-ramen.tumblr.com/118684413624
Alternately, you could paste the link in your browser, allow it to redirect, then remove everything past the ? at the end, eg:
https://pizza-and-ramen.tumblr.com/post/118684413624/im-fucking-dying-this-is-hilarious?_branch_referrer=H4sIAAAAAAAAAxXEwQ2AIAwAwIlKH8aP21RQaaSAUIIyvZpczqvmuiCSGm2yhmJsEsw8BgFFB4Vki8gCe7MnxwPc86%2BeK3w8ByqcWsU7jHnql0u99xd0v%2FAuVQAAAA%3D%3D&_branch_match_id=1104914739086906151
https://pizza-and-ramen.tumblr.com/post/118684413624/im-fucking-dying-this-is-hilarious
Anyway, this has been my privacy rant of the day.Ā Thanks for reading, and let me know if you know more about this than I do!
nerds retroactively deciding that they always hated harry potter is funny but itās not anywhere near as hilarious as nerds retroactively deciding that the matrix sequels were genius feats of filmmaking
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interesting (sinister) how living alone has become almost completely unfeasible since women got the right to their own bank accounts
women never got a prolonged bachelor pad era
The reason why we donāt see block lists of people interacting with white supremacist & pedophilia content blogs, and the blogs of known predators (e.g. people most likely to doxx or stalk other users or sexually exploit them), but constantly see them of things like āaphobes, exclusionists, transmeds, and terfsā is because it is *actually scary* to put yourself in the crossfire of genuinely violent people, and not so much with women and lgbt people that are just mean or disagreeable. You can feel like youāre doing something without any real risk besides an uptick in drama and maybe a couple anons. Itās taking out your aggression on a safe target. It also does the work of signaling that you yourself are not one of the disagreeable women or lgbt people in hopes some rando doesnāt eventually make a list with you on it. It would be all too easy for them to do, considering you yourself are not actually threatening.
I hope to make more of you gyns aware of a fantastic YouTube channel called feminist vhs archive.
It is a treasure trove of all things 2nd wave feminism / radical feminism & lesbian feminism; itās got documentaries, interviews, speeches, short films, animations, etc. from the 70s through the early 2000s.
Their latest upload was a 1986 animation short made by Leeds Animation Workshopāa womenās collective animation studio started in 1978āentitled āGet off our land & let us grow our own food.ā Itās only 4:32 minutes long, so give it a watch!
Please check out the whole channel when you have the time. Thereās so much content to look through.
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not to be all āthink of the childrenā but the fact that companies can openly admit to using methods to intentionally form addictions in children and weāre not killing their ceos in the streets yet is astounding
when I say ākids now donāt know how to disconnectā or ākids donāt know how to be bored anymoreā i donāt mean ākids should sit in a white room in a solitary chair eating saltines and never touch technologyā i mean ākids are losing the essential ability to imagine and create their own play because they have a constant 24/7 stream of more overstimulating material than they could ever watch at their fingertips, and when this stimulation is removed they literally donāt know what to do with themselvesā
when I say ākids are addicted to video gamesā I donāt mean āah these darn kids and their dag-blasted Atarisā I mean āvideo games are being purposefully designed to squeeze as much money/ad engagement out of the individual consumer as possible and mechanisms like lootboxes and season passes are intentionally engineered to create addictionā
i know itās purely anecdotal but every time i think about that toddler who told his dad ādonāt forget to like and subscribeā at bedtime because he thought it was how you said goodbye to people i feel sick
when i was in jail, my roommate in holding was a middle aged woman who was arrested for battery against her live-in boyfriend. she told me that it was a āmutualā situation, that he hit her even worse, but they locked her up anyway because she was giving the cops attitude rather than acting like the perfect dv victim. of course i was dubious, since this was just a random person in jail, and at the time i knew little to nothing about domestic violence other than what i had experienced myself. we were released from jail at the same time, and when she got her phone back she had hundreds of missed calls and FaceTime requests, texts from the guy apologizing to her,Ā love bombing type messagesā¦all the kinds of things a shitty ex would say to get you to stay in the relationship. fast forward a year later,Ā when i was doing a research paper about domestic violence. i found a randomized study of hundreds of women who committed violence against men.Ā the study showed that 92% of those women experiencedĀ violence themselves from the male partner first. more than half of the male partners had already spent time in prisonĀ for domestic violence against women, which is significant because usually only the worst types of abusers ever see prison time. a more recent study concluded that most of men affected by domestic violence had also been violent toward their partners themselves, confirming this existing research, and that their injuries (if any were sustained) were minor. the study showed photos of representative injuries of what looked like nail scratches on a manās arm.Ā a situation where a man is attacked, unprovoked, and as the primary victim by a female, is thus a statistical anomaly. of course, the response to this will beĀ ābut men probably donāt report abuse.ā in general, domestic violence is extremely underreported across gender lines, but there is no research to suggest that there is a hidden epidemic of men not reporting grave incidents of violence. between 3 and 8%, depending on the study, is the average rate of reporting for both sexes. butĀ if the men who do report are going to the hospital and calling the police for nail scratches, common sense would suggest they would go for black eyes and bone fractures and stab wounds.
Injuries are misleading too. A man once pinned me down and crushed my ribcage until I couldnāt draw a breath to scream, and I was trying to pull him off of me by grabbing the back of his shirt or his hair or whatever I could reach. He eventually let go. When the cops arrived I told them exactly what happened, and they told me that he had visible scratches on his neck while I didnāt have any visible injuries. So they said that I had zero chance of pressing charges, but they would allow him to press changes against me for assault if he wanted to.
That was a few years ago. This same man recently murdered a girl significantly younger than him because she broke up with him. When asked if they had ever seen any warning signs that he could be violent, those same cops said no.
Women tend to have longer fingernails. Weaker people need to resort to clawing and biting and hitting to try to escape a larger attacker, but bigger stronger people can do things that leave less obvious marks. The legal system supports violent men and punishes their female victims.
