A note to all women
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A note to all women

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Also dykes look so boring in tv shows i wanna see shows with lesbians that look like this
Exactly! Whereâs the immersion and personality?!
Oh, I can answer! They are mad uncomfortable with butches and studs who know they're womyn and don't want to propagate independence from gender roles and male validation. So to display them with layers of personality would imply there is a world beyond what is often sold to us. And in that place, you can retain your objective state of being as well as explore avenues of personal interests that misalign with their agenda. So you will mostly be given they/thems, he/hims, dead by the end independents, and (intentionally) poorly designed "queer" characters meant to repulse outsiders with cringe and inspire shame in those being represented, driving them to distance themselves from the caricature of representation. And, subsequently, the community.
Also, they think dykes are stinky.
discovering radical feminism has made me fall in love with being a woman again. a common smear campaign against the movement is that we only "trauma bond" and believe womanhood is only suffering etc etc but literally no other group of people has made me feel comfortable with my body, proud of my natural skin and unashamed of being a woman.
I will never get the point people throw at radfems that it's all about us just being doomerish women who only want to talk about the ways in which women suffer. That it's this collective trauma bonding experience. I have never felt more comfortable in myself! And being comfortable in myself has meant I've been more comfortable in every aspect of my life. I don't pay any mind to what men think of me, my friendships with women are stronger. I'm more focused on my interests and hobbies, the goals I want to reach don't feel as insurmountable. The types of people who shit on radical feminism either:
- don't know enough about it, and have only heard bad things so they stay away.
- know enough about it, the power it could potentially wield, and as such warn others away from it.
They know, that's why they demonise it.
Exactly.
Their goal in calling radical feminists miserable doomers who have no hope/joy/fun etc, is to psyop other women into avoiding real, meaningful feminism and undermine class consciousness and solidarity.
Expressing our joys in radical feminism and solidarity with other women, will directly undermine their efforts. This is why it's just as important to publicly share the things that make you happy as a radical feminist, to counteract the propaganda employed by TRAs/TIMs to scare other women away from us.
Being openly happy and proud to be a woman, and a radical feminist, is revolutionary.
The most fun I've had in years was with other women, who were also radical feminists. We did EVERYTHING together and it was awesome. The most enjoyable conversations I have are with other radfems. Other women have brought so much joy, optimism, and comfort to my life - and I wouldn't have experienced that without radical feminism. It's phenomenal.
What the patriarchy says to women: starve yourself, wear makeup, get plastic surgery, your female body is dirty and taboo, perform sexually and socially for men in every way but also don't lead them into temptation, don't be "like other girls" because being a girl is something to be ashamed of, other women are your competition
What radical feminism says to women: eat and enjoy it, don't alter your body, accept and love yourself as you are, get stronger, your female body is amazing and deserves knowledgeable care, don't give a fuck about men's opinions in any form, it's okay to be like other girls (but always be yourself) and love other girls because we're all in this together, other women are your sisters
One of the points that drew me to the Blackpill/Separatist/Women's Liberation posts was the tenant that you may not care if male violence and depravity is socialized or innate, you just know you do not want to deal with it in your life. And you are free to live a life separate from them, and by extension, women who want to enmesh their lives with males, despite the clear risks.
These were also posts that said, point blank, you don't need to feel guilty for that and that you don't owe these women anything. They often choose to live with and around males, despite knowing the same statistics and facts about male violence and crime we do.
We are free to judge, and we are free to live in a way that prioritizes our safety and peace.
truth. not feeling the need to shoulder other women's burdens freed me from the validation cycle that so many women willingly spend their energy on. i could never make their behavior make sense so i spent ages going around and around with them when, if anything, the women i was speaking to hated me more than their selfish-loser-sexpest men because i had the gall to tell them they didn't need to put up with the bullshit and to be walking the walk (hence i never had any selfish-loser-sexpest rants to go on in turn to reassure them that their behavior was acceptable). me and hetpartnered women are both happier for my not telling them they can do better. i still identify as a feminist in that women's economic and social freedoms benefit myself and other sovereign women but anyone choosing to put their neck under the boot... have at it. i'm not fighting you to get you free.
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women NEED to be crazy and buckwild to set a good example to girls and to raise the bar for other women. yes we need makeup-free women. yes we need women who donât shave. we also need women who fight men and carry guns and run men off the road and burn down menâs houses and go nuclear over tiny conflicts. i know weâre all women scorned. whereâs our fury?
Women are allowed to do this.
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im so glad my main mental issues are the ones where the treatment is genuinely just thug it out
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Scientific Women You Havenât Heard of  (Yet): Josephine Tilden
Josephine Tilden was the first woman scientist employed at the University of Minnesota. Tilden was an an expert on algae and to further study it, she played an integral role in establishing the Minnesota Seaside Station in Canada. Tilden, other professors, and her students, traveled to the research station in the summer to study many fields of biology, including algology but also zoology and lichenology. Although the station only lasted a few years, it was replaced by the Lake Itasca Forestry and Biological station, which continues to be used by students and researchers of the University to this day. In 1910, she published Algae of Minnesota and in 1935, followed this up with The Algae and Their Life Relations. Learn More:Â (x) (x) (x)Â Photo Used: (x) About the Series: (x) Previous Installments: Patricia Bath, Maria Mitchell, Lynn Conway
If youre an actual unemployed person you stay that way even when you have a job. Every moment at work is just a strange coincidence. Every second im off, im unemployed again
Some unemployed people work 60 hours a week and if you were truly unemployed in a way that counted you would understand that implicitly
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Ways I Show a Character is Emotionally Burned Out (Before They Even Realize It Themselves)
I love writing characters who think theyâre fine but are actually walking emotional house fires with bad coping mechanisms.
They stop doing the things they used to love and donât even notice. Their guitar gathers dust. Their favorite podcast becomes background noise. Their hobbies feel like homework now.
They pick the path of least resistance every time, even when it hurts them. No, they donât want to go to that thing. No, they donât want to talk to that person. But whateverâs easier. Thatâs the motto now.
Theyâre tired but canât sleep. Or they sleep but wake up more tired. Classic burnout move: lying in bed with their brain racing like a toddler on espresso.
They give other people emotional advice they refuse to take themselves. âYou have to set boundaries!â they sayâwhile ignoring 8 texts from someone they shouldâve cut off three emotional breakdowns ago.
They cry at something stupidly small. Like spilling soup. Or a dog in a commercial. Or losing their pen. The soup is never just soup.
They say âIâm just tiredâ like itâs a personality trait now. And not likeâŚÂ emotionally drained to the bone but afraid to admit it out loud.
They ghost people they love, not out of malice, but because even replying feels like too much. Social battery? Absolutely obliterated. Texting back feels like filing taxes.
They stop reacting to big things. Catastrophes get a blank stare. Disasters feel like âjust another Tuesday.â The well of feeling is running dry.
They avoid being alone with their own thoughts. Constant noise. TV always on. Music blasting. Because silence = reckoning, and reckoning is terrifying.
They start hoping something will force them to stop. An accident. A missed deadline. Someone else finally telling them, âYou need a break.â Because asking for help? Unthinkable.
In Aurora Reed's 1916 book, The Woman's Manual, she includes this section on page 21. She mentions elsewhere in the book that women like her worked 14 hour days in the home. She asks for a mere 2 or 3 days a month off.
"In woman there is a sensitiveness both of mind and bodyâeven dreams seem realâsympathies are keener, and bad news depresses unreasonably."
We are all familiar with the old stereotype that women are more emotional, hysterical, unsensible and irrational. How much of that was a real trend, but caused by burnout and overworking? Frazzled nerves and exhausted bodies obviously lead to emotionality and irrationality, as this post on burnout covers.
I realize Aurora Reed is specifically addressing periods in this passage, but the symptoms she describes are quite extreme, presumably because of the terrible working conditions and stress the body was already under. Reading this and making that connection just opened my eyes. I think it's very possible this stereotype was based on observable behavior in women, but that that behavior was caused by the abuse and oppression they suffered under.
Every time OP dances, her parrot flies along with her. OP says she never trained it on purpose and her parrot just loves doing this naturally. Sometimes itâll just hop right onto her face. (cr ćä¸éĺ)
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Capital Ugly and Capital Beauty how I adore the critique you bring to the conversation on bodies, aesthetics and society.
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Paris I love you, but you have GOT to stop being such a fucking people pleaser. You have learned the hard way that theyâll call you an evil terf anyway, so stand the fuck up and say what really needs to be said:
MAKEUPLESS FEMALE FACES ARE NOT UGLY. THEY ARE NORMAL FEMALE FACES.
FEMALE BODY HAIR IS NOT UGLY. IT IS A NORMAL PART OF THE FEMALE BODY.
FAT IS NOT UGLY. IT IS A NORMAL VARIATION OF THE FEMALE BODY.
FACIAL FEATURES THAT ARENâT PERFECTLY SYMMETRICAL ARE NOT UGLY. THEY ARE A NORMAL VARIATION OF FEMALE FACES.
YOU STUPID FUCKING PEOPLE PLEASERS USE BODY NEUTRALITY AS AN EXCUSE TO KEEP HATING YOURSELVES INSTEAD OF A FRAMEWORK FOR CRITICISING MEN.
STAND THE GODDAMN FUCK UP AND STOP CALLING YOUR BODIES AND FACES - AND MINE BY EXTENSION - BY THE OPPRESSORâS TERM.
every time you assume that others are thinking negatively of you or judging you behind your back, you are bullying yourself through them. at the end of the day, you don't know what thoughts are running through their heads unless they verbally express them to you. until then, every one of 'their' opinions about you is nothing more than your fear, and whatever assumption is born from your fear is yours to let go - not theirs to disprove.
can you imagine going up to a stranger in public who looked at you for a beat too long and going, âI bet you think I look stupid. You think my walk is strange, right? And you think that this coat does not suit me at all, in fact, I look ridiculous and itâs embarrassing! You also definitely donât like this haircut. You think it makes my head look like it has a weird shape and itâs not flattering at all, donât you? I see it in the way you just looked at me.â
And the whole time they didnât even register you were there in their sight. Those thoughts you just prescribed to themâ about your walk and your coat and your haircutâ are yours. It wouldnât be fair to go up to them and tell them what you assume that they think, and the fact that you keep those beliefs to yourself but still prescribe them to other people, does not make it more fair. Not to them, and definitely not to you.