Hello Ladies

over 25 account dead in the posting sense but still here lurking in the shadows

[johnnycrass]

i see some of mutuals still following the grinch after all that fucked up shit he was saying about stealing christmas

[johnnycrass]

love ur beliefs and behaviors. did you get them from your environment

[anangstyblackgirl]

Tichina Arnold, Michelle Weeks and Tisha Campbell in 1986′s film adaptation of Little Shop of Horrors. 

[hematolagnia7]

[tockthewatchdog]

[tockthewatchdog]

big news day for testicles

[tiltlhat]

TIL, that even though rats are so cute animal they can be very mischaevous so do not hesitate to escalate the situation to voilence

[shittywizardplush]

[femmesandhoney]

[theocseason4]

[julienbakerfavormp3-deactivated]

martha nussbaum didnt eviscerate judith butler for this lol

It is difficult to come to grips with Butler’s ideas, because it is difficult to figure out what they are.

Mystification as well as hierarchy are the tools of her practice, a mystification that eludes criticism because it makes few definite claims.

When Butler’s notions are stated clearly and succinctly, one sees that, without a lot more distinctions and arguments, they don’t go far, and they are not especially new. Thus obscurity fills the void left by an absence of a real complexity of thought and argument.

Instead, she prefers a verbosity that causes the reader to expend so much effort in deciphering her prose that little energy is left for assessing the truth of the claims.

But one should ask whether it belongs to the philosophical tradition at all, rather than to the closely related but adversarial traditions of sophistry and rhetoric.

For Butler, the act of subversion is so riveting, so sexy, that it is a bad dream to think that the world will actually get better. What a bore equality is! No bondage, no delight. In this way, her pessimistic erotic anthropology offers support to an amoral anarchist politics.

One afternoon, fatigued by Butler on a long plane trip, I turned to a draft of a student’s dissertation on Hume’s views of personal identity. I quickly felt my spirits reviving. Doesn’t she write clearly, I thought with pleasure, and a tiny bit of pride.

[cristalplanetheart]

[theocseason4]

[shirkers2018dirsanditan]

me watching the internet regress into characterizing fat women and other women who challenge rigid beauty norms like jealous evil bitches who must be stopped and are oppressing women they wish they could be while these same people double down on supporting cosmetic surgery, dieting, makeup, and other beauty industries. like k

[tockthewatchdog]

(while dangling my child in the open mouth of a crocodile) I’m just waiting for the karens 🙄 Waiting for the karens to tell me what to do with my own kid 🙄 Watch out the karens are going to tell me i shouldn’t chop off my infant sons leg with a katana and then use it as chum to bait sharks and then feed him to the sharks 🙄 Mind your own business you shrill, shriveled old cunts. I mean karens

[everythingstarstuff]

[innocentmurmurs]

People be like. Wealthy women might be able to get abortions by travelling thousands of miles, paying bribes, and living in fear of the cause of their trip being discovered. Hence they are not oppressed ❌ I am very intelligent 🧠

[lgbtpolitics]

The thing is even if you forget for a minute that wealthy women travelling for abortions does require abortion to remain legal at least somewhere and if you forget that this still hinges on either a supportive family or being able to keep it a secret and if you forget all the non financial reasons someone may not be able to travel....

The actual number of women who are genuinely well off enough to afford time off work + flights + accommodation + the cost of the abortion itself is actually very small. Theres simply no reason whatsoever for people to be bending over backwards to make sure we all acknowledge that this minute group of women will still be able to access abortion and will be exempt from abortion laws (and as above, thats not even really true).

[desaturated7-deactivated2021090]

i seriously think we live in one of the most openly misogynistic cultures ever

[sartbismus]

reddit is truly a pillar of online intellectualism