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Swinging at the hornets nest here (the “sex work is work” crowd won’t like this one lol) but there was a post going around about like “if you work in hospitality and you think you see a sex worker, no you didn’t. Keep your mouth shut and let them make their money” is honestly sending me. As many of you know, one of my jobs is working front desk at a hotel and like no lads…we can’t “look the other way” at times. Yes, we know when the working girls check in (many are regulars who are open about it, plus after working their long enough you Know™️ when a woman is because you can clock the signs) and of course we can’t stop them but there are times when you literally have to say something. Here are a couple of instances that have happened on my shifts alone:
-I was checking in two girls and knew something was off and asked to see both their ID’s. Only one had a passport and her 18th birthday was literally a week ago. The other one handed me her high school student card. We had to call the police when their pimp came in and started making threats bc we refused to check them in.
-a sex worker checked in the night before and a housekeeper went into the room the next morning and found the woman in a bloody mess. There were chunks of human tissue scattered throughout the room (the housekeeper quit after that. Honestly, housekeepers are literally on the front lines of the bullshit but that’s another story)
-something about a “couple” was offfffffff at check in. The woman was standing with her hands behind her back, had her eyes glued to the floor, and wouldn’t answer questions despite her name being on the reservation. The man was answering for her. When I asked to see her ID, he hands it to me, and when I handed it to her, her arms were covered in bruises. We didn’t let them check in
-there are two properties and one of them has an agreement with a women’s shelter. I’ve checked in women into one property only to see them come in months later to the other property under the womens shelters’ reservation with bruises and broken limbs (many of whom are indigenous women).
So yeah bottom line: with the World Cup soon approaching, all of us -front desk, maintenance, housekeeping, the kitchen staff, sales, you name it all departments- have had to do extensive modules on clocking the signs of human trafficking. You can’t just look the other way because it can mean missing the underaged girl or preventing horrific violence. Yes we have our regulars and yes sometimes it is what it is but no you can’t just look the other way and let them “secure the bag” because I guarantee there’s a pimp in the lobby/parking lot who’s the one getting the bag at her expense.
tumblr is ground zero for something i like to call soft mens right’s activism (or uwu mra) and it makes me want to tear my hair out
the main thing to understand about fandom women is that most of them are so sheltered and isolated irl that when someone says "men" they think of fictional characters and not actual men
"I love men ❤️ " no you love castiel
“boys deserve to be allowed to cry look at him!!!” homegirl that’s a cartoon drawing of a fictional person… beloved, he’s imaginary
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I love this video... going to put it under the read more because it sucks (cw misogyny, racism, unfunny 'comedy' question mark). probably don't bother actually watching unless you want the full experience. But it's amazing. The woman in the audience doesn't say a single word and the comedian just unravels. Her silence becomes increasingly unnerving to him; he starts making up things he imagines she would want to say to him, rambles about how even her friend is trying not to laugh (cut to her friend's expression which is just tired annoyance), spirals into a rant about how she wants to take away his freedom of speech and would freeze his bank account if she could, eventually fantasizing about her getting gangraped (with some extra racism thrown in there). It's art. She's so powerful. Why did he post this himself.
"it's just stress" oh thank god, it's just the silent killer that slowly kills you, perfectly harmless, no need to worry
Wages for Housework Campaign Bulletin Vol. 4, No. 1 - Summer/Fall 1979 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
many radfem leaning spaces like to claim to be friendly to detransitioners but then turn around and mock tifs with so much vitriol that it really doesn't feel that way
since i'm getting some misinterpretations of this post, let me clarify:
what i am tired of seeing is people mocking the effects of hormones (ie making fun of tif voices) or implying all tifs are stupid for buying into trans ideology (good for you that you avoided our fate, but many of us transitioned due to some combination of trauma and internalized misogyny. i would just hope for more empathy from fellow feminists)
these are things that are off-putting to me, as a detransitioned woman. i'm not saying you need to be nice and polite to any tif who is making misogynyistic or abusive statements
Wages for Housework Campaign Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 3 - Spring 1977 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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you can't criticize anything here without some dumbass saying "look it might be weird but its not wrong. gay people are weird, do you hate them too?" and its like, their default argument.
Ok I need help. What is the quotation that goes like: “everything is boring for women. House work is boring. Sex is boring. Kids are boring. Marriage is boring. The world was not made for women.”
I cannot find it after extensive googling and it’s driving me up a wall.
Yallll I found it.
“JOY IN WHICH IS THE MEASURE OF FEMININITY.”
Such a succinct quote, and the key idea behind all the madness of misogyny.
Men monopolized everything that is human— ambition, desire for freedom, self-expression, intellect, the pursuit of knowledge, traits of humanness— and assigned whatever was left to us.
Because of course, we must by nature be their opposites. They assign themselves as naturally assertive, dominant— and so women must be naturally meek, submissive. They assign themselves the qualities of a leader— so women must be natural followers, weak of mind.
They grant themselves the full spectrum of emotional expression (perhaps except for sadness/weakness)— so they can be ambitious, career-driven, selfish, excited, hungry, ugly, confident, even arrogant, and untouched in their natural body— so women must be the walking dolls, shaved, painted, small both in physique and personality, tottering around in heels, and of course always elegant and beautiful because loudness and ugliness are the worst crimes a woman can commit.
And so when we act human, they say we act like men.
When we act human, we are “unfeminine”—fundamentally broken women. Something must be wrong with us. Because femininity = womanhood. Because they said so. Because it benefits them to have a 24/7 submissive bangmaid.
Once you see the circularity of this pathetic desperate farce, that modern femininity is man-made and man-enforced, a performance that was never inherent to us— you can’t unsee it.
Never let them tell you that your place is wherever they say it is— because 100% of the time, that place will only ever serve them.
While gossip among women is universally ridiculed as low and trivial, gossip among men, especially if it is about women, is called theory, or idea, or fact.
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Hey, so, I’m actually sick of women with buzzed heads telling me I don’t experience homophobia or, dare I say, literally any negative treatment in this world because I let my buzz cut grow out to below my chin. In [redacted city], a man screamed, “dyke” at me from a car and a woman I know said she was surprised this happened to me because I’m so “cis-presenting and straight-passing” but “at least I know how she feels on a daily basis.”
Hey, babe! It happened. To me. It happened to me! It actually really happened to me! I’ve been out for damn near 20 years. You think THIS is my first brush with anti-lesbian hatred?
PLEASE.
I’m a millennial and I had all the shit in the world talked about me when I was a teenager because it was obvious that I was a GAY teenager. I was fired from my first job for being gay. I’m the black sheep of my family because I am a lesbian.
I remember, one time, being called a dyke and getting chased off the subway and then exiting in the Gaybourhood and, right as I did, a man on a bike rode past me called me the n-word. LMAO.
Like, I don’t want to fucking hear how easy life is because I have shoulder length hair. Can other women fucking keep it to themselves god
“You don’t know what it’s LIKE to be - ” shut up. Stop it. Stop that. Tell your own story. Tell your own story without the commentary on anyone else’s.
the question isn't "when does life begin" the question is "when is someone entitled to a woman's body." and the answer is never.