Elone-X

I don't relate to this woman at ALL!! When I had to first put on a bra, it was just annoying, uncomfortable and a terrible reminder that my childhood, and freedom was coming to an end. I hated it. Started noticing men staring at my chest, getting self-conscious...I remember trying to jump/run more slowly during recess cuz of how boys commented on other girls' chest!!

I was watching a youtube video of a trial in the US: a young man who killed his father because he'd been raping him ever since he was 6. He got sentenced to life in prison because either the jury didn't believe him or they didn't believe he'd acted in self defence, whatever. I watched him cry as he was being questioned by the lawyers about what he'd endured and I genuinely felt bad for him. I believed him and was moved by his pain. I checked the comments and everybody was being supportive and saying he should be freed, but there were also dozens of comments with thousands of upvotes saying: "if he'd been a girl he would be free right now", "people never believe men", "this is why men don't come forward" and "if he was a girl it would be a whole different story." Men and women, repeating the same thing over and over again, like some rehearsed performance: women are believed more than men and they get a free pass for murder. Basically, that the justice system favours women and hastily punishes those accused of rape. Which is a blatant lie. So why do people believe it? Why do they feel the need to say it every time a man is abused? My empathy for the guy slowly vanished as I remembered that a man would never feel the same way about a woman and that men literally use other men's pain to oppress women further. There's an underlying message with it too: that men rape women so frequently that everyone believes it, which is a privilege. Female privilege. Women and girls are privileged for being assaulted so frequently that it can't be denied. And yet it is.

There is actually a new paper about bias in sentencing men who sexually assaulted minors (!) depending on the sex of victims.

JK Rowling is amazing because six years ago she deliberately torpedoed her reputation, she knew full well that what she would day would get her cancelled and she went for it anyway. And her charities are just as generous, her taxes are proportional to her income, she’s writing at the top of her form and in short seems to be a wonderfully balanced and grounded woman. I’m not a fan of all her twitter tweets but who’s perfect?

"Get a job"

SHOULD WOMEN CONTINUE BIRTHING BOYS? ⬇️

I said it before, but it's very insulting to have smug contrarians online acting like you're a big, cringe reactionary for disliking LLMs, when its biggest cheerleaders are out here openly saying shit like this:

Their God is male

Also yes I questioned myself about why I personally consider rape and pedophilia the worst crimes to the point I think no one can redeem themselves from committing them.

This makes objective and intuitive sense if you think about it. A woman is born with all of the eggs she'll ever have, and those eggs resist mitochondrial aging at the cellular level throughout her lifetime. The eggs in a woman's ovaries are actually even older than that - if you're a woman, when your grandmother was carrying your mother as a fetus in her uterus, the egg that would become you was already inside of your mother's body as a tiny egg, which formed while she was still being carried by your grandmother before birth.

evolution quite literally said: old women are more valuable than more children