And take us on the roads again

Devastating news: bunny deku died in childbirth

Bunny deku had a stillbirth.... todoroku had to give birth alone twice.... when will the cycle of violent pregnancy end for bnha men.....

Like the whole situation w corsets is so frustrating because i do agree they arent the spawn of satan and have advantages but also why was an objectively restrictive (because it does massively restrict your movements) gargments was relegated to the oppressed sex and the oppressed sex only and why do you think early feminists fought so hard against it. A lot of pointing out that peasant women wore them looser to work better but that still proves that they were hugely restrictive

Reading one true account after another about women being sold into horrible abusive arranged marriages where the husbands, supposedly rich enough to provide for them, just stole their money, makes me less sympathetic than ever to the genre of post going "Princesses in fiction are unrealistic for complaining about arranged marriages!" I get that it's an overcorrection to, I don't know, Disney movies or something where they act surprised by the idea, but now I think ladies should join Dionysian mystery cults and rip apart undesirable suitors in frenzied bacchanals.

this new thing in fandom where people want female characters to be evil irredeemable psychopaths and not a least bit sympathetic “because male characters are allowed to be just evil” is so incredibly weird to me. do people know even the most evil women in real life are still victims of the patriarchy? evil female characters have historically been sexist caricatures but now that people are writing more complex female characters it’s bad because…?

also lets not act like female redemption arcs and stories are that common a thing

I do love that the Innocent manga is a re-telling of the french revolution but if all of the aristocrats and revolutionaries were scene-emo-malice mizer listening-femboys who hated women so much they had homoerotic guillotine sex with eachother and also the occasional murderous lesbian who dates marie antoinette

if i were ever pregnant i'd do a queen yharnam cosplay for 10 weeks straight and then abort it. i imagine i'd be doing this sort of thing every few years. *remembers i'm in an interview* which means i won't be needing maternity leave. what's the dress code here like? no reason