Yes, you are exactly like the other girls
Okay, firstly, thank you to everyone who followed my previous blog and has come and followed me here.
Moving on: today is more of a rant about stuff in my personal life, although it is related to my gender critical viewpoint. So many young women in my social circle, all in their early twenties, are identifying as ânon-binaryâ now, and they want to go by they/them pronouns. One of them has also shortened her name to a more masculine sounding nicknameâeven though her name was UNISEX TO BEGIN WITH, and many men have that name. This girl is still gender-conforming in all the important waysâfrom obsession with make-up and beauty culture to seeking attention via sexual desirability to prioritizing the needs and wants of men in her slacktivism.
The other two ânon-binaryâ women I know are also completely gender-conforming as women. One of them wears a ton of make-up every day and the other works as a fashion model because she is so conventionally attractive according to patriarchal standards. All three identify as queer, even though they are pretty much exclusively heterosexual. They love to advertise their kweer nb identities and blast their pronouns and selfies all over social media.
 Iâm going to be really honest here, and I donât give a shit anymore if this sounds rude. These women need to cut the shit and stop seeking attention and sympathy by putting other women down. Yes, they do put other women down, by implying that some human beings are âbinaryâ and some are not. Because I own my female body and am honest about the sex class I occupy, they consider me and others like meâsuch as my mother, grandmother and most other women on earthâto be âbinaryâ women, content on our little pink shelves. We âidentify with our genderâ (not), which means we chose a life of servitude and are responsible for our own oppression. I reject this entirely. It makes me rabidly angry.Â
They are also part of the brigade of straight women that are now invading lesbian spaces, faking âpansexualityâ and âqueerness,â even though they are quite clearly not attracted to anyone but men. One friend, who I saw recently, âcame outâ as queer a few months ago, yet in our conversations she mentioned several recent hook-ups, all of them with men. We have known each other a long, long time and I can tell you that when this annoying phase is over, sheâs going to return to being straight once she feels like settling down with a man. And itâs fine to want that, but the attention-seeking is homophobic to actual lesbians, as well as being completely transparent and annoying to those of us in her life who have to pretend to believe in it.
I am straight, and thatâs fine. Thatâs who I am. I donât go around asking to be included in lesbian spaces or calling lesbians derogatory names or demanding that all gay and lesbian groups be relabelled as queer groups for green undercuts and labret piercings.Â
Iâm sick of the pronoun shit, of these women (and some men too) who want to elevate themselves in importance over other women. Iâm sick of the way they have betrayed women and feminism, the way they donât care about actual biological womenâs rights, but only about privileged 20-somethings and their microidentities and âmicroaggressions,â and pretty much any problem that is literally microscopic in size. And if any ânbâ Aidan wants to comment on here and say, âYou donât believe in non-binary? Guess I donât exist then,â then I will pre-emptively tell you to STFU. Obviously you exist and your female body exists in material space; but your trendy identity is stupid and sexist and is completely opposed to feminism.
So thatâs my rant for today. Oh, and hi MRA hate-stalkers, nice to see you again.












