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I can't figure out if you're a radfem or misogynistic wtf

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Men would rather build entire belief systems around protecting their ego from painful realities than accept that they might need to change, reflect, or take accountability. So instead, they create convenient narratives that make them feel justified and keep them comfortably trapped in their own bitter, delusional little worlds. Such sad souls. 😒
I have longstanding theory the women are more horny than men but we’re tricked into thinking otherwise bc men don’t have to worry about ~~consent~~ so they’re free to experience more sexual desire
Women have better orgasms than men
We have no refractory period between orgasms
We have an entire organ dedicated to pleasure
Our orgasms have no other biological function - we orgasm for the pure joy of it rather than to impregnate/pass on DNA
Our arousal is hidden - I could be literally thinking of sex 24/7 and nobody would know. This is also why I think it should be men who are flaunting themselves sexually in public/all over media - women can experience arousal entirely privately and not be a public nuisance
Our arousal does not make us vulnerable. An erection steals bloodflow and sticks out awkwardly, making it vulnerable to being broken, as well as emotionally vulnerable - men should naturally feel self-conscious about their erections. I think this is part of the reason men are so obsessed with making their dicks out to be some sort of weapon and symbol of power - they are massively overcompensating for their inability to experience an incredibly powerful, intimate and vulnerable sensation privately and safely.
Men being ‘visual’ is a massive overcompensation for the fact that their orgasms just aren’t that good. They lack the sensation in the penis that women do in the clitoris, and so they ‘need’ visual stimulation to give them extra incentive to be sexual.
Examples of women desiring sex from their aging, disinterested husband are commonplace, but every time a woman loses interest in sex we can always point to a man who is uninterested in her pleasure. A lot of those disinterested aging husbands will suddenly find their libido again when they find a younger woman - which, once again, shows that their sex drive is fueled by external factors such as rape/exploitation and being ‘visual’
Unfortunately, a culture of mass dehumanisation of women has rendered consent meaningless for men - men do not have to consider sex as a joint enterprise, meaning they can see a hot woman and fantasise about her sexually as much as they like. An emotionally and morally healthy person may experience arousal regardless, but considering someone else’s humanity and desire will always deflate any arousal to a healthy level. Men have artificially raised their perceived level of sexual desire via rape culture.
I remember trying to relate to this dude who’s a red pill incel because, yeah, I won’t lie, I understand that feeling of struggling with depression, misery, and self hate too. I tried to meet him halfway and remind him he wasn’t alone, but wow, did that blow up in my face. 🤦🏾♀️
All those men want to do is compete for the title of biggest victim on a planet that has historically been built around men, then turn around and scream about how women “have it easier” and whatever other tired excuse they’ve convinced themselves of. They’re so consumed by bitterness that they refuse to step outside that miserable victimhood mentality.
After that conversation, I was like yeah, lmao. I’m never going out of my way to comfort a man who’s committed to wallowing in his own misery ever again. They can stay bitter and miserable if that’s the life they’re choosing. The male loneliness epidemic exists for a reason, and maybe some of them should take a hard look at why people are tired of dealing with that attitude. I learned my lesson there lmaoooo.
Women are too divided and exclusionary toward each other for a women only movement to truly succeed. I’m not saying I’m perfect, but the way women will exclude other women for being sex workers, mothers, heterosexual, having different opinions, or not being radical enough creates a problem. If the goal is to build a movement for women, it has to include all women.
Men’s misogynistic movements (and I’m not saying this to praise them) often appear stronger because they don’t usually exclude other men from joining. Even when they disagree, they tend to keep them within the movement and place them into different categories rather than removing them entirely. They understand that collective power requires having more people involved. These groups aren’t free of internal conflicts either; they still divide over things like ideology, race, religion, class, leadership, and tactics. However, they often prioritize a shared goal over their differences, which can make them appear more unified.
I feel like if women could do the same and build around a common goal instead of constantly excluding each other, movements like “I hate men” or women centered movements would have a stronger chance of succeeding. A movement that excludes too many potential supporters will struggle to gain enough power to create large scale change. The broader the coalition, the more disagreement it will have to accept, while smaller movements may be more consistent ideologically but will also have less reach.
Women get exlcuded from feminism for being heterosexual, lol? I sort of need you to expand on this.
I mean that some women within certain feminist spaces have criticized or shamed other women for being heterosexual, dating men, marrying men, or wanting relationships with men because they see those choices as participating in a system they view as oppressive. I’m not saying all feminists do this or that straight women are universally excluded from feminism, but that this kind of rhetoric can make straight women feel unwelcome or judged for their personal choices. lmao. 🤷🏾♀️

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I just wish women would stop pretending that a lot of this “girls support girls” and “girls girl” shit is anything more than selective solidarity. It’s not about expecting women to agree with every woman or blindly defend everything women do, because obviously that’s not realistic. The problem is women love claiming they support women, but that support magically disappears when the woman in question isn’t someone they like, relate to, or approve of. Then suddenly they’re first in line to drag her, insult her, and tear her apart. Doesn’t that completely contradict the whole “girls supporting girls” idea? 😂
There’s nothing wrong with having personal opinions, favorites, or disagreeing with someone, but don’t sit there acting like you stand for all women when your “support” comes with a list of requirements. You can criticize a woman without becoming cruel, misogynistic, or hateful toward her. Preaching about uplifting women while excusing the exact same behavior when it’s aimed at a woman you dislike is peak hypocrisy.
And the audacity to call another woman a bird or accuse her of being misogynistic while doing the exact same thing yourself is genuinely embarrassing. The lack of self awareness is wild. Lmao.
I think repeated exclusion can breed resentment toward women’s movements against oppression. If people feel they’re not welcome because of who they are or are constantly criticized for not meeting certain expectations, some will stop supporting the movement altogether. Whether that exclusion is justified or not, it can make building the broad coalition needed for lasting social or political change much more difficult.
I worry that constantly shaming women for choices that don’t align with a radical feminist perspective isn’t going to dismantle patriarchy. If the goal is liberation, we need to build solidarity, not spend all our energy policing one another. We don’t have to agree on everything to stand together against the systems that oppress us.
I’m muting post every time some idiot misinterprets what I said. I’m no longer in my era of going back and forth re-explaining an opinion that was painfully easy to understand. Go argue with your deadbeat father.
But I do like responding to them out of pettiness before muting the post. 😎
The reason women never move as one big united group the way incel men do is because women constantly divide each other into categories instead of focusing on the common issue they claim to care about. Men will overlook differences in marriage status, sexuality, lifestyle, or whatever else as long as they share the same resentment toward women.
Meanwhile, women’s spaces are always busy excluding other women for being married, straight, mothers, feminine, male centered, or whatever category they decide is unacceptable that week. Then people wonder why women centered movements constantly collapse into infighting instead of functioning as a united group.
"women’s spaces are always busy excluding other women for being married, straight, mothers, feminine, male centered, or whatever"
Are they? Are they really "always busy" doing that?
Are any of these made-up married/feminine/mother-exclusive spaces in the room with us right now? You just made a bunch of shit up to get mad about. You know the internet is not actually "spaces". A discord is not a woman's space.
When we speak of "women's spaces" we are talking about real, physical spaces. Not some subcommunity of a few lesbian feminists online who just want to talk with other lesbians, not OSA women. Not some subcommunity of childfree women who don't want to talk about Mary Jo's three beautiful innocent sons everytime they bring up how motherhood can possibly contribute to enabling patriarchy. Not some radfem discussion post about how disabling the beauty industry for women and how obsessive hyperfemininity is a male-developed psyop to make women distracted, weaker, and lose resources they could otherwise be using for their own liberation.
Are you implying that lesbians should not have their own spaces... because feminism? Lesbian spaces should actually be inclusive to all women or else we are being divisive and ruining feminism's chances for success? You sound like a leftist man.
I'm surprised you didn't bring up race too, considering your clear hatred of lesbians having their own places to connect. How do you feel about Black women having their own feminist spaces? Korean women? Women from the global south in general? Should they open themselves up to white women or else they're destroying feminism?
You seem to be forgetting that males do absolutely hold judgements and prejudices against each other on small scales, just like these subspaces you hate women having so much. Race, sexuality, masculinity, fatherhood, all of these groups can perform exactly the same way. Just when they are in power it is "all men first".
Radical feminists are like that, just with women. You are just feeling butthurt because I am guessing some childfree or lesbian radical feminist said something mean about your Nigel or your adherence to beauty standards. I won't deny that women do a have a problem with maintaining class consciousness in the way men have succeeded, but it's the opposite reasons of what you claim. The division relies on feminine, male-centered women of all kinds refusing to critically examine anything about their way of life that is at all uncomfortable in any way. Choice feminism is the final product of this.
Instead, like you prove here so clearly, you would rather play victim to the mean radfems who are out to divide us! Instead of sitting with discomfort and joining us in awareness, you would rather point fingers at other women for not being the right sort of placid, inclusive feminists of your Hollywood-inspired fantasies.
Who is being divisive and judgemental now?
How dare feminists want spaces where they don't have to include male feelings! What monsters! Won't somebody please think of all the hetero women who love men and center their lives around them! It's those evil man-hating butch lesbians that are the real reason feminism fails!
Omg, did you actually read what I wrote or did you just fill in the blanks with whatever argument you wanted to have today? 😭 You highlighted one sentence, then spent the rest of your reply arguing against a bunch of stuff I never said. If you have to invent my position before responding, you’re not debating me. You’re debating your own imagination.
My post HERE explains a lot more than the original one, but judging by your reply, you’d probably misunderstand this one too and start arguing with things I never said instead of what i actually wrote.
I’m muting post every time some idiot misinterprets what I said. I’m no longer in my era of going back and forth re-explaining an opinion that was painfully easy to understand. Go argue with your deadbeat father.

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I’m glad Norway lost. They were relying on one player to carry them, and I knew that wasn’t sustainable. You can’t keep depending on one person to win, and now they lost. lol. Bye 🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴 👋🏾
Women love saying you’re “not a real mom” if you adopted or used a surrogate instead of carrying the child yourself, meanwhile there are biological mothers out here who carried their kids for nine months just to mistreat, neglect, or abuse them afterward. Pregnancy alone does not automatically make someone a good mother.
The audacity to shame adoptive moms or women who used surrogates is ridiculous when motherhood should be defined by love, care, protection, and raising a child properly; not just who gave birth. A woman choosing to raise, nurture, and genuinely care for a child will always hold more weight than someone who thinks biology alone makes them superior while treating their kids terribly.
Women are too divided and exclusionary toward each other for a women only movement to truly succeed. I’m not saying I’m perfect, but the way women will exclude other women for being sex workers, mothers, heterosexual, having different opinions, or not being radical enough creates a problem. If the goal is to build a movement for women, it has to include all women.
Men’s misogynistic movements (and I’m not saying this to praise them) often appear stronger because they don’t usually exclude other men from joining. Even when they disagree, they tend to keep them within the movement and place them into different categories rather than removing them entirely. They understand that collective power requires having more people involved. These groups aren’t free of internal conflicts either; they still divide over things like ideology, race, religion, class, leadership, and tactics. However, they often prioritize a shared goal over their differences, which can make them appear more unified.
I feel like if women could do the same and build around a common goal instead of constantly excluding each other, movements like “I hate men” or women centered movements would have a stronger chance of succeeding. A movement that excludes too many potential supporters will struggle to gain enough power to create large scale change. The broader the coalition, the more disagreement it will have to accept, while smaller movements may be more consistent ideologically but will also have less reach.
the way women will exclude other women for being sex workers
This is a left wing antifeminist talking point. Feminist critics of the sex industry are making those criticisms because of how the industry treats the women and girls (children) in it, and the harshest critics tend to be those who have either survived it or have worked in a support role for survivors. The mainstream left pretends that feminist criticism of the industry is the same as conservative criticism (which does stigmatise the women) because that means left wing men get to keep paying to rape women and girls, and jerking off to videos of other men raping women and girls, and pretend that doing so is praxis.
As for the big meanie lesbians, febfems, and celibate straight women, you aren’t obligated to tolerate overt rudeness but you do need to understand that if you’re straight like me, you’ve been fed a narrative that if you pay your dues and tolerate enough horrible men in the straight dating scene, you’ll be rewarded with Prince Charming. By simple maths, if a chunk of straight men meet the legal definition of abusive (they do) and another chunk aren’t abusive in the eyes of the law but have unbridled contempt for women (they do), only some straight women will ever get to have a partner who will see them as human beings. That’s not something feminists made up to “exclude” you; it’s just how this shitty cookie crumbles, and you might as well think pragmatically about what your options are if Prince Charming doesn’t show up.
As for the rest, you are doing that thing where you know that radfems are more sympathetic to the cause than other women so you hold us entirely responsible for any conflicts between us and other women simply because that’s easier than trying to persuade the other women. I’m not mommy and I’m not the help. Go out and talk to other women yourself and get them on board.
Lord have mercy, what is your problem? You literally came onto my post, made up an entire argument I never made, and then started fighting with it like damn. Did you even read what I wrote, or did you just need a random punching bag for your misery today?
I’ll never understand why some women can’t just dislike someone, block them, and move on. Instead, they block them and then start a whole smear campaign against the woman they don’t like.
My most random posts always end up getting likes, lol. When I made this post, I was on tiktok seeing girls complain about those egirls who cosplay being goth. I was like, okay, then stop talking about them and spreading smear campaigns just because you don’t like how they act. It’s really not that serious.

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Radfems are often so exclusionary and misogynistic toward other women, then turn around and complain that women aren’t united or moving together. Maybe women would have an easier time building unity if there wasn’t so much shaming over personal choices like shaving, having children, or other individual decisions. There are bigger issues to focus on than arguing about whether women shave their pubic hair for male attention or not. Some of these debates are distractions from the bigger problems women are actually facing. Just fighting over non issue shit. 😩