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@basic-human-rights
so let's imagine a sports star wants to take performance enhancing drugs to help the chances of him doing well in the Olympic 200m sprint. Before the race, he gets his drugs mixed up. He's high, but he still comes first. ...you could even say he did herowin
gender isn't a social construct gender roles are social constructs please understand the difference
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Ahh, and yet another idiotic post by a feminist. I shall deconstruct your post word by word with deductive reasoning and skill.
First of all, what do you mean ‘’big women can’t even shop in mainstream goddamn stores’’? Are you fucking retarded? Half of the fucking U.S. is fucking overweight. Chances are they will carry the fat size you are looking for.
Second of all, you say people get teased for being skinny, but I haven’t come across any of that, and neither has my girlfriend (WHO YES IS FUCKING REAL, HOLY SHIT STOP), so this is nothing but utter nonsense.
Now, I bid you good day you paunchy, bovine, whale.
1. I am actually thin, have suffered anorexia for two years, and I don't appreciate your assumptions.
2. I'm Australian, sorry if you took my post out of context
3. Thirdly, this is a post AGAINST the idea that 'skinny shaming' is a thing
get your act together, you piece of shit.
what lots of pro-lifers don't understand is that pro-choice people like myself actually want abortion numbers to decrease. Of course I want women to be strong enough to carry a child, of course I want women to have the resources to raise the child. Of course I hope that less unplanned pregnancies will arise for women. however, these things do not happen through banning abortions, limiting women's options and forcing them through a traumatic period. Instead, we should work for better sexual education, healthcare and social awareness- they lower abortion rates. how about instead of limiting a woman's options and depriving her of a choice, we support women so that they don't feel like they have to choose an abortion?
when people claim that not being sexually attracted to poc isn't racism I get very put off because: - there is NOTHING inherently sexual about skin colour - there is NOTHING inherently sexual about hair style/colour - there is NOTHING inherently sexual about anything that separates POC and white people you're doing a really bad job disguising your racism.
straight couples: *have sex on tv*
society:
same-sex couples: *hold hands in a restaurant*
society: sToP ShOViNG yOUr GAyNEss iN oUR FacES!!
straight couples: *marry however many times they like* *adultery is completely legal*
society:
same-sex couples: *want to get married*
society: YouRE rUInINg tHE HoLY SAncTIty oF MaRRIAge!!!
straight couples: *know how to have sex because they had proper sex-ed in high school*
society:
same-sex couples: *ask if kids can have sex-ed that suits their sexuality*
society: tEAchInG kIdS tO hAVe sIN sEx?? GAy AgeNda!!
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the best thing I saw today
reblog if ur a fuckin piece of shit
the-critical-feminist:
satanic-anti-feminist:
basic-human-rights:
have you noticed that most jobs that are “traditionally” taken by women are oversexualised? You don’t see male strippers dressed as politicians, but naughty nurses are always in vogue.
well, male strippers are sometimes dressed as cops and stuff, aren’t they?
Construction workers are also pretty big with male strippers…or…so I’ve been told.
Firefighters and cowboys also seem to be pretty popular.
have you ever seen MEN wearing nurse costumes? Because I've seen WOMEN in firefighter costumes and cop costumes.
have you noticed that most jobs that are “traditionally” taken by women are oversexualised? You don’t see male strippers dressed as politicians, but naughty nurses are always in vogue.
well, male strippers are sometimes dressed as cops and stuff, aren’t they?
Construction workers are also pretty big with male strippers…or…so I’ve been told.
Firemen are also typical male stripper attire..
have you seen MEN wearing nurse costumes? Because I've seen WOMEN in fireman costumes and cop costumes.
have you noticed that most jobs that are “traditionally” taken by women are oversexualised? You don’t see male strippers dressed as politicians, but naughty nurses are always in vogue.
well, male strippers are sometimes dressed as cops and stuff, aren’t they?
Construction workers are also pretty big with male strippers…or…so I’ve been told.
Firefighters and Military are always popular as well
however, even MENS jobs are used to sexualise women's bodies. Female strippers are dressed as firefighters and cops.
from a young age, boys were told they were strong, independent, brave; ‘big boy’ ‘soldier’ ‘little man’
from a young age, girls were told they were little, innocent, vulnerable; ‘princess’ ‘angel’ ‘little girl’
what if she wanted to be called ‘queen’ just one time?
yeah, i think that this has to do with that people see men as people who act and women as people who are acted upon a lot of the time. it seems that it’s a social norm to pay more attention to how men act and how women are acted upon and overlook when the opposite is the case. we don’t expect women to act and we don’t expect men to be acted upon. which is, i think, why men who gets raped by women and are abused by women are so invisible to people (even though both rape and domestic abuse happens to both genders in almost the same frequency), it’s not how we expect things to happen.
I’m glad you understand the social standards that boys are held to as well as girls. I agree with your point about domestic abuse and rape and I see the connections between society’s ideology and gender inequality when it comes to males.
But you must understand these expectations lead to gender inequality both ways. Of course I care about the welfare of men, and especially the “invisibility” of male victims. But there are more issues to solve than just this.
i agree. a lot of the time it would absolutely work to women’s benefit more if people paid more attentions to their actions (maybe their actions would be appreciated more then) and it would work to men’s benefit more if people paid more attention to how they’re acted upon.
i’m glad that you didn’t disregard my point just because i’m an anti-feminist.
The thing is, I don’t see why you would think I would disregard your point just because you are an antifeminist.
I’m not saying you should be feminist, or even identify with feminism, but I want you to know that by making the argument you’ve just made, you’ve accepted one of the main feminist ideals. That we should focus EQUALLY on the acts of men and women, and that we should focus EQUALLY on how men and women are acted upon.
And I respect you for that, because a lot of antifeminists these days can’t understand this idea.
i don’t know where you are getting that idea from. most antifeminists that i have come across are gender egalitarians.
one of the main ideas of feminism is also the idea that women are oppressed (all over the world), which is an idea that i think is kind of harmful. here is a thing i wrote explaining why.
I never said that you should be a feminist, in fact I specifically stated that you don't have to identify with feminism.
And of course I know that there are major faults in mainstream feminism. But just because feminism requires fixing does not mean it is a bad thing.
if i die my funerals gonna be the biggest fucken party and you’re all invited
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great, the only party ive ever been invited to and he might not even die
from a young age, boys were told they were strong, independent, brave; ‘big boy’ ‘soldier’ ‘little man’
from a young age, girls were told they were little, innocent, vulnerable; ‘princess’ ‘angel’ 'little girl’
what if she wanted to be called 'queen’ just one time?
yeah, i think that this has to do with that people see men as people who act and women as people who are acted upon a lot of the time. it seems that it’s a social norm to pay more attention to how men act and how women are acted upon and overlook when the opposite is the case. we don’t expect women to act and we don’t expect men to be acted upon. which is, i think, why men who gets raped by women and are abused by women are so invisible to people (even though both rape and domestic abuse happens to both genders in almost the same frequency), it’s not how we expect things to happen.
I’m glad you understand the social standards that boys are held to as well as girls. I agree with your point about domestic abuse and rape and I see the connections between society’s ideology and gender inequality when it comes to males.
But you must understand these expectations lead to gender inequality both ways. Of course I care about the welfare of men, and especially the “invisibility” of male victims. But there are more issues to solve than just this.
i agree. a lot of the time it would absolutely work to women’s benefit more if people paid more attentions to their actions (maybe their actions would be appreciated more then) and it would work to men’s benefit more if people paid more attention to how they’re acted upon.
i’m glad that you didn’t disregard my point just because i’m an anti-feminist.
The thing is, I don't see why you would think I would disregard your point just because you are an antifeminist.
I'm not saying you should be feminist, or even identify with feminism, but I want you to know that by making the argument you've just made, you've accepted one of the main feminist ideals. That we should focus EQUALLY on the acts of men and women, and that we should focus EQUALLY on how men and women are acted upon.
And I respect you for that, because a lot of antifeminists these days can't understand this idea.
have you noticed that most jobs that are "traditionally" taken by women are oversexualised? You don't see male strippers dressed as politicians, but naughty nurses are always in vogue.
