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I use the term "Rape Economy" to explain the market structures that connect the commercialization, commodification and exploitation of the female body and its unique, vital, necessary reproductive functions.*

Prostitution is a market for women to be raped for payment, often handled through an exploitative third party- a brothel or pimp. This puts a price on female sexual acts,

Surrogacy is a market for women to become pregnant, give birth and be forcibly separated from her child for a demeaningly low charge, often handled through exploitative "donation" sites or adoption agencies.

The cosmetics industry is a market that, along with global media and marketing agencies, generate body dysmorphias and insecurities in order to women and sell them a cosmetic remedy. These remedies are usually a derivative of the chemical or extraction industries.

Pornography is a media market where real-life women are forced to have sex on camera, whether they desire that sexual encounter or not. That resulting videotape is then sold and uploaded to a fetish market online (the fetish being vouyerism) where an overwhelmingly male audience is permitted access to the video evidence of the woman's sexual encounter. These videos often feature additional sexually, physically, or emotionally abusive content including slapping, hitting, choking, or the use of racial slurs, offensive stereotypes, gendered insults. Note that It is almost impossible for a passive viewer to know whether a pornographic film features consensual sex or an act of rape.

But the thing is, if sex matters that much in your relationship, you should stop to reconsider how good of a relationship you have to begin with.

tl:dr:

Saying no to sex with a trans-person because they still have X parts is fine.

saying no to sex with a trans-person who has had a complete sex change but saying no anyways BECAUSE they are trans isn’t fine.

Cant believe, I, a fucking ace, have to say this shit right now.

Look, my point is, you can say no to sex ALWAYS, the reasons behind it can be wrong but you can still say no.

You are also showing us that a very mundane, regular boundary makes you feel out of control.

"TWAW" and "Shame on you" / "don't you dare say anything"

In 2023 alone, 260000 women died from complications relating to pregnancy and childbirth. Young mothers, children that is, are at a higher risk. Black women also have a higher mortality rate.

Women have been exploited over our reproductive capabilities for millennia. Forced to carry a rapist's offspring, killed over not producing a male heir, made to be surrogates, forced to put children up to adoption, denied access to contraception and abortions, denied access to a proper education, made to abandon baby girls. Young girls were sold off to marriage and forced to endure a string of pregnancies, one after the other, to the point getting your period could feel like a death sentence. Husbands did not care. Look at what Tolstoy did. Slave owners and colonizers raped and impregnated black and indigenous women, forced them to act as wet-nurses. Every war had soldiers who went on to rape and impregnate civilian women.

Pregnancy changes your body and affects your mind in ways we're just starting to understand. My own mother had everything planned out and the necessary resources to go through it safely, yet she still almost died giving birth. Adriana Smith was declared brain dead and still forced to carry her pregnancy to term.

Coming to terms with your infertility as a woman can be a hard, painful process. We're sold this idea that our purpose in life is to be a mother, pretty much from the moment we're old enough to play with dolls. It's such a complex issue to tackle I really can't make it justice in a single rant post. Having said that, a man who feels sad over the fact that he can't get pregnant (because if we're being completely honest here, it's about pregnancy and not about actually raising a kid) will never, ever understand what this is actually like. Women do not owe them any sympathy either.

The follow up questions are:

• Do you think this is an isolated incident?

• If it is, how would you know for sure?

(Use the word for what they really are - children - no one wants to admit to being a pedophile and when they realise they are you either stop them or show them for the pedophiles they really are.

The pedophiles will always try to explain away how teenagers and ‘almost-legal’ girls are basically the same as legally aged women. Follow this up with: So if 17 is okay because it’s almost 18 does it follow that 16 is okay because it’s nearly 17 which is basically the same as 18? Then 15 is basically 16… 14 is basically 15… 13… 12… 11… where does the line get drawn if crossing the line is okay? And if crossing the line is okay when it is close enough - then wherever a new line is drawn will it also be okay to cross? Where does it stop? Where is your actual bottom line of what’s okay?

Do you think sex trafficking in porn is an isolated incident? If it is, how would you know for sure? If it’s not, what is the acceptable number of forced and raped women and children you would accept in your porn?

B) his wife just went through labor and birth and he actively WANTED to piss her off in this vulnerable situation

C) he wanted to name his daughter after a porn star, meaning he just sees women as sex objects, EVEN HIS NEWBORN DAUGHTER. And everytime he says her name, he'll think of sex (absolutely disgusting)

D) he actually told his daughter about who she's named after, probably wanting to humiliate her and "put her in her place."

The Ocean is a Woman Who Turns Stardust into Life (And Men Hate Her For It!) - digital collage

“how is a tlou fan transphobic?”

“how do you like mcr and you’re transphobic?”

The right demands that women prove themselves to be 2D and molded to a tradwife fantasy, a woman who cannot speak unless in favor of when her male counterparts make her say "I love my oppression, and all oppression!" In the left, women are demanded to speak themselves silly, and say "I love my oppression, but no one else deserves oppression but me and the other women, a silly sex doll with no opinions!" Just look at how leftist men talk about leftist movements in all their capacities. When it comes to any other subject, they are able to give well thought out dissertations that call for abolishing said oppression, which is all well, however when it comes to women's oppression, all that men like Hasan Piker can say is "Um, well I' a feminist, because I go to brothels and make women fuck me! And porn is amazing!"

What men do in this scenario is take offense to the kitten’s nervousness, call it names, and claim it’s playing the victim.

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The patriarchy teaches men to be violent, to express their emotions through violence, to celebrate violence in other men and demonize it in women, so that they perform their role of oppressor.

The patriarchy teaches women to be nonviolent, to not express their emotions through violence, to celebrate violence in other men and demonize it in women, so that they perform their role of oppressed.