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I feel like it’s also a little bit because a lot of people have used that word a lot, and they feel uncomfortable about that. They’re like ‘oh no, I am not the kind of person who uses slurs and I would never say something oppressive, so there’s a conceptual difference here…’ ok explain it.

being a woman is like would you rather be dehumanised for being sexy or for being ugly

deleting a post you made twenty minutes ago is a timeless tradition in the hallowed halls of all women who have blogged before us and will blog after us. grrm welcome to the ranks queen.

Men think it’s ruder for a woman to say “don’t interrupt me” than it is for them to interrupt her in the first place

id probably call that ruder. Jus cause I interrupt someone don’t mean I was mentally thinking bout cutting this annoying ass bitch off. it just so happened my g.

I know you would call that ruder. That’s what the post was about.

Men lacking all self-awareness #9272774849

The Five Love Languages has cooked our generation. Wow you’re a straight couple and the man’s love language is physical touch (sex) and the woman’s love language is acts of service (waiting on him hand and foot)? Revolutionary.

Hot take: men should not be allowed to be guards or any source of authority in women’s prisons. They should not have power over disadvantaged and desperate women. This sort of power is often abused by men; with sexual, physical, mental, and emotional abuse. These roles of power are attractive to evil men for these exact reasons.

Sexual assaults by male guards in women’s prisons is exceedingly common. One book that I think highlights this disjustice quite well is Just Mercy. For anyone who is interested in picking this book apart to find the ways that poor (particularly African American) women are treated by the justice system and prison guards, brace yourself for a wild read.

not anti porn in a "muh dick don't work no more" way or in a "these fucking whores are ruining this generation of good christian men" way but in a "i think women are human beings" way

There’s a huge mistake we make when debating prostitution. It should always be talked about as a class issue. Prostitution is humiliation, exploitation and abuse for women as a class of people. It doesn’t matter if some girl claims she enjoys selling her nudes on OnlyFans, for example - what matters is how it affects females as a whole. I’m sick of anecdotal arguments being used for an issue that destroys so many lives.

The feminists of the '60s and '70sin my old city turned their attention to pornography because men were beating their wives for refusing to perform the acts the men were watching in porn