When I was younger, my impressionable mind absorbed the idea that J.K. Rowling was the most evil, bitchy, old hag in the whole world as I blindly followed the trans rights movement. As I got just a bit older, I simply.. developed critical thinking skills? It didn’t take much for me to sit down, genuinely try to read and understand what she was saying, to think - “wait a minute, where is she wrong here? why is everyone acting like she killed someone?” I scrolled and scrolled through some more tweets and could find no reason as to why she’s so much more notorious and hated than actual male murderers, rapists, abusers— or, you know, the people actually killing trans people? No trans identifying person has ever died at the hands of a radical feminist, yet, of course, all the focus and blame falls on women. The jokes write themselves.

Seeing men, dressed as women, casually or proudly calling themselves “dykes” or “lesbos” is so sickening

Applauding a man for doing the bare minimum is like giving the aggressive kid in primary school a gold star because he didn’t bite as many people as he usually does

Tbh one of my frustrations that come with being a radical feminist is that you really can’t be open about it in real life. Other leftists will label you a “feminazi”, but then the other crowd you’re left with are right-wing conservatives who are often actual nazis and don’t give two genuine fucks about women’s rights.