Big ol' Happy #LesbianVisibilityDay to ALL the lesbians:

trans, cis, fluid, non-binary and otherwise GNC; butch, femme, in between, or neither; demi, aro, and ace; questioning, closeted, and everyone else who uses the lesbian label!

[Video transcript]

Background voice: So you are a transgender boy, do you know what that means?

Male: So you were born a girl, but you feel like a boy right? That means–that kinda means you're transgender. Okay? And that's okay, but that's [..] just the term for it.

Male: Do you like doing quiet, girly activities or do you like being... do you like jumping around and being crazy and tackling everybody?

Child: I like..... boy activities.

“Do you hate girl activities (that are boring and worse sometime) ??? Hum do you hate them ???? Do you hate being a girl (which mean doing girl activities ??”

have you ever seen someone get hurt by an object they were using, who then used it more aggressively, as if out of spite? or as if they were trying to punish it, so that it “learned its place”? that’s where the “hatefuck” concept comes from. they don’t see you as human. they don’t see you as an individual, with your own feelings. you’re right about that. but they don’t see women that they aren’t attracted to as human, either. they see them as useless. they see them as less than trash. to men, women’s only purpose is to be of use to men. our aesthetics are for them, our actions are for them, and our bodies are for them--so an attractive woman is a functional tool, and an unattractive woman is a functionless tool.

i cant post TikToks on other peoples posts for some reason but here are screenshots

(she replied with sources)

and from this presentation by Jessica Rey, on the same topic:

Princeton University had conducted a study of how male brains react to seeing people in different amounts of clothing, and brains scans had revealed when men were shown pictures of scantily-clad women, the region of the brain associated with tools, such as screwdrivers and hammers, lit up. Some men showed zero brain activity in the medial prefrontal cortex, which is the part of the brain that lights up when one ponders another’s thoughts, feelings, and intentions [...] researchers found this shocking because they almost never see this part of the brain shut down in this way, and a Princeton professor said “It’s as if they were reacting to these women as if they are not fully human; it’s consistent with the idea that they are responding to these photographs as if they were responding to objects, not people.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJVHRJbgLz8