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Guess dickhead / I’m underage so block all porn blogs

[thevoiceofn0thing]

We are in no shortage of active, provocative, violent male politicians in this country. However, it is a retired 78 year old woman who is murdered in her own home. Counter terrorism asked why the local police force were so quick to rule out terrorism as a motive. Anyone has yet to mention femicide.

This is not surprising, of course. Male violence against women is a key pillar of our political system. How else do we perpetuate violence onto other groups? Onto immigrants, POC, transexuals, Jews, Muslims.

If there aren't 'bad' men to hurt women how are the 'good' men supposed to protect them? To have dominion over them?

To call it femicide would be to call attention to the true cause, not the politically useful cause. It would be to undermine the foundation of this country.

A life time of service to the right wing and her murder will be forgotten by her peers once they realise they can't politicise it for their chauvinistic agenda.

I will not grieve Ann Widdecombe for the vile person she was. But I will grieve every victim of gender based violence. I will grieve in a world where women being murdered in their homes by men is commonplace.

[asillykea]

Incredibly shadowy shadow on the train

[enba-and-luka]

[hard--headed--woman]

Argentina bought the men's world cup and nobody's gonna convince me otherwise lol

[thebreakfastgenie]

Quand il faut expliquer la pâtisserie à un Américain: imaginez un hamburger

[asillykea]

Nothing on this planet can stop my father from thirsting over long dead (male) Israeli politicians, which is odd as he is a New Zealander and also the most heterosexual man alive

[asillykea]

If you kill yourself because we lost the football you’re the weakest link.

sorry

[gendiebrainrotreceipts]

In light of England’s defeat, please consider donating to a domestic violence charity

Football and domestic abuse - Women’s Aid

For many, football means passion and pride, but for survivors, match days can bring fear. Explore how we can help change the score.

Stop It Coming Home - World Cup Campaign - Solace Womens Aid

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[magnetictapedatastorage]

[asillykea]

Just had a nosebleed so bad it came up out my mouth

[asillykea]

I just saw a hopecore edit of the Israeli elections

[asillykea]

And then poll showing farage coming third in a two man race

[asillykea]

I just saw a hopecore edit of the Israeli elections

[diabolicalbird]

Btvs would have been better if anya was a lesbian

[asillykea]

The fuck does it care about then?

[asillykea]

Every time someone mentions Sylvia Plath around me I have to fight the urge to start ranting about my hatred for her husband

[stickandthorn]

I’d die on the hill that “stranger danger” is a deeply unhelpful mentality to have. “Ooooh everyone is out to get me they’re all gonna perpetrate harm that’s actually more likely to come from someone I already know. I better never talk to anyone in my community who I don’t already know, just to be safe. I’m sure there are no other biases interwoven with this mentality” like oh my god human traffickers do not just randomly spawn in every parking lot. You don’t have to go solo hitchhiking across the country but you also don’t have to live in fear that every guy on the street is the knife man who’s gonna get you. Like have situational awareness, yeah. But most of the time the guy on the street is not knife man he’s actually just a guy on the street and he’s probably pretty chill, and you’re driving yourself crazy by living in a constant state of unnecessary fear.

[stickandthorn]

Like always safety comes first, especially if you’re in a marginalized group more likely to be targeted by random people around you. But that’s different from stranger danger. I might even say that stranger danger is something that contributes to marginalized groups getting targeted by random people. Which strangers do you find distrust worthy? Why? Does vague distrust justify harmful actions in the name of self defense? Stranger danger draws everyone away from more important issues of safety (underlying bigotries, systemic injustices, abuse in the home, etc) and towards an amorphous boogeyman that has no solution, because it’s not the real cause or culprit.

[blacklesbianprincess]

i have never in my life heard an adult or even teenager use “stranger danger”. it’s a motto for children to protect them from people who approach them whom they don’t know. it is so disingenuous to suggest that paranoia about public safety is unfounded. women especially are vilified for not being prepared in case of an attack, but if a woman is prepared, they’re paranoid and hate all men? i concede that most abuse is from someone you know. that doesn’t mean it’s completely useless or harmful to acknowledge the danger in being in public. every woman i know has a story about a public encounter with a man who disrespected or violated boundaries at the bare minimum. not naming the problem isn’t going to make it go away and dismissing real fear that is grounded in reality to suggest it’s a form of a systemic oppression is fucked up and intellectually dishonest

[honeyapplebutterfly]

if you don't want periods you can use HBC and skip the placebo week. irregular or missing cycles can be a sign of health concerns if you're not on HBC, but HBC suppresses ov so you aren't cycling anyway and the withdrawal bleed is a relic from the catholic dude who invented it trying to make it palatable to the pope.

This is true but I had an absolutely awful reaction to hormonal birth control and found out I absolutely can't take it at all. If anybody has an alternative I'm all ears :')