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Aliens (1986)
i think men shutting tf up would solve a lot of problems
they should try not criticizing the women they supposedly like.
what if instead of asking women to interpret men being assholes as flirting, we asked men to do the legwork and flirt by actually being nice?
I too can infodump on subjects I enjoy or know well. The difference is I only do it to other people who are interested.
Adding some spice into radblr public transport discourse with my bold opinion that public transportation should be accessible and universal, but only for women
“Feminist Teacher Ordered To Drop Women-only Rule”, Toledo Blade - Feb 26, 1999
men are such pissbabies
Don’t forget that while Mary Daly wanted to keep her advanced Feminist classes women-only, she offered to tutor interested male students on the subject on her own time, free of charge. This still wasn’t good enough for them. They didn’t want to learn about feminism, they wanted to intrude on women.
That last comment, holy fuck.
What really gets me about this is that this happened at a Catholic college, ya know, an institution that famously separates men and women. It’s fine to say women can’t be priests or have any meaningful leadership in the church and to have single sex spaces when they’re nuns or religious sisters yet this is too far? Women can’t be in BC seminary classes why do men have to be in this one class?
Reblogging because Mary Daly was a force of nature and more women should know about her. Even if you don’t come from a Catholic background, her works are a unique addition to radical feminist knowledge and thought.
He didn’t want to take any of the prerequisite feminist classes that would have allowed him in without an issue, he only wanted to harass the women who told him no. What a shock.
False accusation fear-mongering is just dressed up modern witch trials.
(And don't call us queer!)
Why are you a stalker moid?
Why do you use incel terms bestie?
A great reminder that the “t” is not a sexuality.
girls who code (hack and reprogram sex robots to kill)
Today on creepy XYs cosplaying Women on reddit
The post that started me on looking at the TIMs history. Stay tuned for (likely) pedophilia, sexuality erasure, misogyny, disgusting hygiene habits, and invading women's places.
Well start off with a blatent invasion of women's spaces, some gaslighting and manipulation and the narcissists prayer in full effect.
Continuing with Lesbian/Sexuality Erasure
Denial of Biology
Misogyny
Disgusting hygiene
Bonus greasy ass hair pic.
Oh and then there's the pedophilia
User had several posts relating to only being friends with teenagers as young as 12 and also posted this 🤢
I have more bonus gross shit but I want to kill all men atm so ima take a break.
Men are lonely
Okay? Feels like if a bunch of men are lonely, they should, idk... hang out with each other.
Women are mocked for spending our money on coffee dates with friends and healthy avocado toast and these little five dollar things that improve our lives while men blow their checks paying to rape women and children and no one bats an eyelash.
Maybe if men spent more money on coffee dates with their friends instead of OnlyFans subscriptions they wouldn’t be so fucking lonely all the time.
no offence but literally no one gives a fuck if you don’t feel included, sometimes certain spaces need to practice exclusion, this is not oppression and if it makes you feel invalidated then that’s a personal problem you must deal with
things you need to be included in - voting, representation in local and federal legislature.
Things you need access to - public goods and services, education, health services
Thing that you are on your own to find or make - friends, social groups, sexual partners, special interest groups
older trans woman: I was closeted when I was younger so I feel like a young girl now going through all these simple girly milestones I couldn’t before
me: I grew up with severe social anxiety and self-hatred and no money and I’m experiencing certain girly teen things for the first time in my 20s so I completely relate and empathize
a radfem on her bullshit: YIKES wtf look at that pedo autogynophile LMAO women don’t think like that!!! nobody relates!! stay out of my bathroom freak!! I hate you! this is why I hate MALES and wish they would all DIE!!!
Being a woman isn’t about wanting to do girly things and it’s fucking creepy for adult men to fetishize female childhood, especially when girlhood is so traumatic.
I lost my teen years to a chronic illness that confined me to my house, and yet, somehow, I don’t feel compelled to pretend to be a porn-version of a fourteen year old.
And pray, do tell, what are these “girly milestones”. Weirdly enough, some 40 year old dude’s fetishistic fantasies are not the universal teen experience.
Uh doing your hair the way you like? buying clothes that make you look and feel good? experimenting with makeup? having a girls night with your friends? having female friends in general? perfecting your skincare routine? flirting and being flirted with? going on a date? going to prom? going to a party? decorating your room?
bruh basic stuff?
“doing your hair the way you like” “experimenting with makeup”
I remember spending hours locked in my room watching tutorials, washing, drying, and frying my hair over and over again with blow driers, straighteners, and curlers, trying to learn how to do pretty things to my hair. (I still can’t do a French braid.) I lost whole weekends to this, weekends I could have spent hanging out with friends or family, reading, writing, studying, playing games, or being outside. I remember spending absurd amounts of money on hair dye, to the point where my own mother forgot that I’m not naturally blonde. I remember the freedom I always felt when I cut my hair short, and how much freer still I felt when I finally cut it all off into a super-short pixie, and I didn’t have to deal with that shit at all.
I remember those same weekends, deciding instead to experiment with makeup. Putting it on and washing it off, scrubbing my face red and raw, over and over again. I remember the makeup causing acne, and wearing more makeup to cover that acne, which caused more acne.
I remember being 14, waking up at 5am to do my hair and makeup before school. I remember coming home after school, when the makeup had worn off and I’d finally gotten annoyed and put my hair in a ponytail, and thinking I looked hideous.
“having a girls night with your friends? having female friends in general?”
I feel like all the lesbians who were never invited to sleepovers will tell you that they’re still female. regardless, having age-appropriate same-sex friends is hardly a “girly thing.” and it’s still weird for grown men to identify with pubescent girls.
“perfecting your skincare routine?”
ah yes, the crippling anxiety caused by not looking like a photoshopped magazine model. followed, in adulthood, by the crippling fear of aging, because a woman who is not fuckable is invisible. I have memories here, too.
I didn’t even have bad acne, and yet, I still remember covering my face in things that gave me actual chemical burns. (I’m allergic to benzoyl peroxide, which was fun to discover, and I have eczema that makes it difficult to use acne treatments.) I have broken capillaries on my nose from using “pore strips,” to try to get rid of my “blackheads” (btw, those dots on your nose are called sebaceous filaments, they’re a normal part of your anatomy, and you really can’t get rid of them.) I remember a whole drawer full of face wash and lotions and creams and spot treatments. I remember friends who were put on accutane, a medicine that can cause severe organ damage, and dries your skin out to the point of pain.
But hey, I don’t need memories. I really enjoy my skincare routine as an adult. But it’s rooted in those anxieties. Stay young, stay pretty, have perfectly flawless skin. I spend an unreasonable amount of money on it. I’m breaking the law for it - I’m illegally using somebody else’s prescription for Retin-A.
“flirting and being flirted with? going on a date?”
Plenty of people don’t become sexually/romantically active until later in life. Lots of lesbian women don’t come to terms with their sexuality until later. They’re still women.
“going to prom? going to a party?”
While admittedly fun for many people, that is neither female-specific, nor a required experience of adolescence. Prom is pretty much exclusively a US thing. It’s also expensive as hell, which keeps it out of the reach of many people who grow up in poverty. And lots of introverted people never go to a party in their life. They’re fine.
“decorating your room?”
This is also neither female-specific, nor adolescence-specific.
I understand that you feel like you missed out on these things, due to poverty and social anxiety, but a lot of these things don’t exist for many people. It sounds like your idea of the adolescence you missed out on is heavily influenced by media. Life for many young girls is not like a teen movie, where they have a cute ~aesthetic~ Pottery Barn-esque bedroom covered in posters and polaroids and christmas lights, and they have sleepovers with their girlfriends where they do each others’ makeup and gossip about boys, and have cute dates where they chastely share a milkshake with the cute guy from geometry, and dance all night at prom. For a lot of young women, adolescence is a time of violent self-hatred, psychological torture, sexual assault and abuse, and anxiety about everything. I notice you don’t include things like “being bullied,” “having the cute guy from geometry spread your nudes to the whole school,” “developing an eating disorder,” “getting three hours of sleep a night to balance school, a social life, extracurriculars, a part-time job, and get up early enough to do your hair and makeup before school,” “crying over college rejection letters,” or “pregnancy scares” in your list of Just Girly Things. But that’s the reality of adolescence for many young women.
>doing your hair the way you like? buying clothes that make you look and feel good? experimenting with makeup? having a girls night with your friends? having female friends in general? perfecting your skincare routine? flirting and being flirted with? going on a date? going to prom? going to a party? decorating your room?
honey that’s just life. none of it is female specific and most of it is dreamed up by middle age men who work in hollywood (which we all know is plagued by pedophiles)
also notice how much of it is just blatant consumerism.
its crying at 530 in the morning bc you cant make your hair look sexy enough for geometry, being frustrated with your mom that she doesnt understand why you spend so much time on this….its boys always looking down your shirt and upperclassmen grabbing your ass in the hallways at 14.
its avoiding bathroom mirrors because you know your hair/makeup doesnt look the way it did that morning and if you sneaked a peak youll have a breakdown and will skip class trying to make it look better.
its helping the freshman who got knocked up by the senior jerk in your grade…he said he would be safe, “just trust me” yet here you are after school… holding a dollar store pregnancy test in the science wing bathroom looking up abortion clinics in the state next door because your state treats girls as vessels.
its going to the bathroom only in groups because, you wont tell your friends but, the male janitor always is too close to the girls bathroom and youre never really safe.
its feeling guilty and disgusted by your bodies natural processes because youre taught that youre guilty starting the day you were born.
This post infuriates me, because as a teenager I’d love to have identified out of older boys asking me at 12 and 13 “Do you shave your pubes?” or “Do you touch yourself?” when I didn’t even know what those things meant.
At 13 when I was on MSN messenger to chat to my friends, I’d have done anything to identify out of the boys that I knew from school messaging me and demanding that I go on webcams with them and “show me your tits”.
At 14 when a childhood boyfriend tormented me with texts begging him to let him finger me, and then threatened suicide when I told him no, god I wish I could have identified out of the naive female nature I’d grown up with, that made him think he could treat me that way.
At 15 when a guy invited me out for a walk, that ended with his hands shoved into my top and under my bra even though I kept asking him to stop, god I’d have loved to identify out of my girlhood.
At 19 in my first serious relationship when my boyfriend’s friend pressured me into having sex with my partner, because they’d obviously talked behind my back about how I was a prude and wasn’t “giving it up” to him, I wish I could have identified out of that pressure.
These things happened to me because I was a woman. Because I was seen as lesser, weaker, an object to be used for sex. All the “girls nights in” and “decorating your room"s in the world couldn’t have made up for that. To be told that your oppression is somebody else’s dream is like a slap in the face.
doing your hair the way you like? buying clothes that make you look and feel good? experimenting with makeup? having a girls night with your friends? having female friends in general? perfecting your skincare routine? flirting and being flirted with? going on a date? going to prom? going to a party? decorating your room?
So hair, clothes, makeup, and skincare are all girly things that every female likes? All of these things are just generic teenage experiences or female gender roles.
I lost it at “having a girls night with your friends? having female friends in general?” Because being a male, trans or not, doesn’t stop you from having female friends in general lmao. but the majority of males, regardless of how they identify, only hang out with girls or women they want to try to fuck eventually. Maybe if males were actually interested in friendship and didn’t view women and girls as resources for sex and validation, maybe they would have had a few friends.
reminds me of the time this TIM I used to know let out a sharp huff as I was scrolling through a playlist I’d made as a teenager, so I asked him if everything was ok and he said “I never got the chance to listen to this kind of music because I thought it was stupid girl music…I wish I had a cis childhood….” and then he left the room to sulk because his envy of me was apparently too much to bear. the fact that he grew up seeing female people as inferior was taken as proof of our “cis privilege,” in an incredible feat of mental gymnastics
I spent most of my teen life being made fun of for my curly hair. Blowdryers and hair curlers where never a thing for me because it just turns my hair into a rats nest it wasn’t until my 30s that I really worked out how to style my hair in a reasonable way. (Not to mention the socal pressures changed and curly hair was in) Men can also style their hair they just don’t get punished if the choose not to. This isn’t a freedom.
Buying clothes that make you look good? Do men not wear clothing? Let’s add being constantly judged because of our clothing yeah becsuse a man could look like he’s homeless and folks would hust assume he has a difficult job I remember having to beg my mom for sleeveless tops because it was hot.
Exsperementing with makeup: you mean the cancer causeing chemicals that you slater all over your face and get in your eyes and mouth that are ungodly exspensive and should be replaced every six months because they grow bacteria. That make up? The makeup that distroys your skin and makes you scared to show the world your face? Never was a whole lot into it.
Having a girls night with friends? Not so much fun when you realise those people who you thought where your friends just leave you in a dangerous situation or where just pretending so they could get some dirt to make fun of you for
Having female friends? You can just go get them. It’s not complicated by any reason I had many male friends when I was younger who in turn had at least one female friend. (Of note if women are afraid to tell the truth in your presence they are not actually your friends)
Perfecting your skincare routine what is there to perfect wash my face with soap and water turns out if you aren’t useing a crap ton of makeup your face doesn’t get messed up.
Flirting and being flirted with. Ewww like maybe eating that when your younger is a thing but once you realise that men just want to abuse you, you loose intrest in that. Also being made fun of for trying to flirt sucks really bad.
Going on a date, prom to a party: what about having all your dates pressure you for sex. Haveing your prom date spend the whole time dancing with someone else because she was “hotter” I would rather get a full knee tat than have to go on another date (also never dated until I was 18)
Decorating your room: my room. Has always been books and art supplies.
A man my age has no business doing insepid shit and claiming he missed out on his “girlhood” it’s gross and yeah pedophelic. That is a grown ass man and he will never be relevant to teen girls. Likely he is just trying to groom them. Don’t fall for it. And also don’t fall for “this is femininity” because that’s also a lie the makeup hair and clothes keep you from developing your brain. I nor any other women of ant age exsist to be vapid painted dolls. Don’t sell yourself short to make an old man feel good about his paraphilia.
> doing your hair the way you like?
Relentlessly frying my curly hair straight like others have said or tearing out chunks of dry hair with a brush?
> buying clothes that make you look and feel good?
Stealing my older brothers clothes so that his friends would still look at me like a little sister and not a sex object (it didn't work).
> experimenting with makeup?
Acne causing powders and liquids designed to cover up acne, a reminder that looking fuvkable is the only thing your good for
> having a girls night with your friends?
I've had more of these as adults lmao.
> having female friends in general?
Ah yes comparing stories of parentification, abuse, and fear.
> perfecting your skincare routine?
Just as reminder from society, you're only worthy of a semblance of humanity if you're fuckable and look like a child 🧡🧡
> flirting and being flirted with?
Getting catcalled by ADULT men picking up my younger brothers(elementary school) from the bus stop (I was in middle school).
> going on a date?
I didn't date until I was 18 because I was busy caring for two children, my friend didn't date till she was 20 because her step-dad was a pedophile.
> going to prom? going to a party?
Weighing the risk of assault against playing videogames or doing homework.
> decorating your room?
At one point the only things in my room were a blanket on the floor and my clothes in stacks, also on the floor. I didn't even have a door.
men invented god because they cannot stand that women create life
I'd watch the Olympics if rapists were hunted for sport as an event.