lunarue

men really be like “well this woman has studied this subject her whole life, and i am a man, so we have equal knowledge on this”

it’s ok you could have just said “i hate men”

okay, i hate men

(Jeremy Irons voice) could a kitty not play with a puppy?

coworker who has shot me with a water pistol twice today asked me “did you ever watch k-pop demon hunters,” i said “no,” he said, “do you watch Anything,” i looked up towards the ceiling briefly before looking back at him & saying, “no,” he said, “all i can picture, is you, in a corner of a room, staring at a wall,” i said, “yeah”

there’s a cultural obsession with labelling all female authors as unintelligent or otherwise only capable of accidentally stumbling into brief moments of genius in their works that we need to start pushing back against

at some point we need to confront why a work is solely defined by its flaws and not its merits, or why the discomfort it causes is viewed as a betrayal of the female sex at large (derogatory) as opposed to a clever and nuanced examination of a sensitive topic, especially when literary criticism is being deployed along very gendered lines