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radfem 14yo tourettes awareness 🩵

[angrysoprano7]

imagine hating on me and im just

[forwomenbiwomen]

I think this website needs to appreciate that 95% of the funniest most iconic posts on here are made by women. Like we know it's the female website, but when they're hidden behind an anonymous pfp it's easy to forget that its indeed a women being unhinged and hilarious lol

[forwomenbiwomen]

All the things you like about tumblr are because of women. Act like it!!!!!!!!

[radfemphilosopher]

@emeleedahla on Instagram

[monstrafem]

that man who makes misogynistic “jokes” isn’t joking btw he’s dead serious and is trying to test your limits

[anjomecanico]

That's the case for almost all black humour jokes men make. Pretending to joke is something they do all the time to see how far they can go with a group or a person

[ruuling]

"you're more likely to be attacked by a cis woman than a trans woman"

no. you're more likely to be attacked by a ADULT HUMAN MALE than an adult human female regardless of your sex.

the amount of obfuscation explains so much about this misogynistic, homophobic movement that is trans rights activism.

[realist-fortheloveofwomen]

I don’t see this specific problem discussed on radblr. I see so many instances of black fat women EXISTING and men just being the most cruel they can possibly be. I saw an instagram reel of a fat black woman proudly sharing her journey to lose weight and become healthier. A black man dueted this and literally mocked her whilst laughing saying “she gotta lot to lose!”

Genuinely they feel so entitled to be cruel because in their mind, these women are the “lowest” you can get. And so these women face the absolute worst hatred. In the comments of the instagram reel, many black women shared their experiences of being hated on by men of their own race, I have seen that a lot too. If I were to speculate, I think it’s the same reason poor men beat their wives- yes they are oppressed, but now they have someone else to oppress further.

[partywizard]

i may be dumb and i may be insecure but at least i’m not this manlet who interpreted “short” as an attack on his height instead of as blunt or abrupt

[latinaradfem]

[misandristwoman]

I will never stop hating football.

[radfemme-rage]

one thing i find really exciting is that we’re among the first generation of women who never marry or have children, and with that comes a completely new blueprint

in past generations, virtually every woman was relegated to wife (slave) and mother (the most thankless job in the world) by 25

we’re going to be the first generation of women who can genuinely dedicate our lives to hobbies, travel, intellectual pursuits, meaningful careers, skill building, cultural immersion, fitness, volunteering and female friendships

it’s beautiful — imagine just how much women will be able to accomplish now that we can live life for ourselves, unburdened by marriage, motherhood and a patriarch in our homes controlling us or exploiting us domestically/sexually/mentally/emotionally

and, of course, we will keep fighting until all our sisters globally are freed

[ayaahh00]

​I am so sick of the myth that "men suffer in silence," because the reality is they don't do anything in silence. A man cannot occupy a physical, social or emotional space without expanding to consume it entirely. From manspreading on public transit to demanding the emotional labor of everyone around them, their existence is inherently loud, invasive and deeply entitled. They move through the world expecting the entire room to shift around their comfort, forcing women to literally jump out of the sidewalk just to avoid harassment.

​The idea that they are quiet, silent sufferers is a joke when you look at how much room they violently and casually steal every single day. If a man is inconvenienced, the whole world has to hear about it. If he is angry everyone around him has to manage his behavior. They don't suffer in silence. They make their presence, their entitlement and their general audacity everyone else's problem by default, and then expect a medal for "enduring" a world built entirely for them.

[orangelit]

it’s always like ”what someone else does to their appearance doesn’t affect you”. but it does though. that’s how social norms work. if everyone does [x] then [x] will be expected of me too. and i selfishly don’t want a lower salary for not wearing makeup, for not dying my hair when it goes grey, for not getting fillers.

[pinkypoodle]

Women are too divided and exclusionary toward each other for a women only movement to truly succeed. I’m not saying I’m perfect, but the way women will exclude other women for being sex workers, mothers, heterosexual, having different opinions, or not being radical enough creates a problem. If the goal is to build a movement for women, it has to include all women.

Men’s misogynistic movements (and I’m not saying this to praise them) often appear stronger because they don’t usually exclude other men from joining. Even when they disagree, they tend to keep them within the movement and place them into different categories rather than removing them entirely. They understand that collective power requires having more people involved. These groups aren’t free of internal conflicts either; they still divide over things like ideology, race, religion, class, leadership, and tactics. However, they often prioritize a shared goal over their differences, which can make them appear more unified.

I feel like if women could do the same and build around a common goal instead of constantly excluding each other, movements like “I hate men” or women centered movements would have a stronger chance of succeeding. A movement that excludes too many potential supporters will struggle to gain enough power to create large scale change. The broader the coalition, the more disagreement it will have to accept, while smaller movements may be more consistent ideologically but will also have less reach.

[g1rluninterruptedd]

the problem with you people is that y’all will see an actual feminist critique women’s behavior and start clutching your pearls. this entire take is not only redundant and ridiculous, but like always, it misses the fucking point of feminism and the argument about shaving. feminism is not about the right to choose and nobody is shaming women for shaving. what we are saying is that you guys like to hide behind the “right to choose” instead of thinking critically about why you do that. you do that because you have been conditioned and taught to “like it” rather than it being more of a genuine choice like men. furthermore, seeing how bent out of shape some of you get when your “feminist” choice is critiqued only goes further to show how deeply engrained this is in our minds that women should be shaving. feminists before you did not fight for you to give in to patriarchal beauty norms and i am so sick of you guys lying and being delusional to make yourselves feel better 🙄🙄

[q9fksknfa]

Part 3. of me trying to find all the hungarian radfems on here to create a groupchat or a community of a sort

ha magyar radfem vagy es te is szeretnel radfem ismerost komment 😼

[never-tell-me-what-to-do]

i just heard someone tell me again how much more they love their male gynecologist. "oh the women were so rough but the men were so nice" Why are you so fucking stupid? Why do you think they decided to work on vaginas when they themselves don't have one? "Because his mother died of cervical cancer so he's passionate about gynecology" stfu. if your dad died of prostate cancer would give prostate exams?

[magnoliamyrrh]

u rly gotta ask urself as a woman is that ur natural voice or have u learned to pitch your natural voice up. im being fr so many do it without realizing