Just Thinking Aloud

[talkingoutmyassprofessionally]

I can’t stop thinking about how the party of “keeping women safe from men dressed as women” is also the party transmaxxers support.

Mtf transmaxxers are literally the boogieman the right is so worried about, but the call is coming from inside the fucking house.

[atmyhighestpeak]

One major bonus to all this Charlie Kirk stuff is that the left is finally starting to learn that alt-right TIMs are a very common phenomenon

[toddstool]

incestual rape gotta be the worst crime on the planet and people who get off to that shit gotta go, they just gotta go man it's so fucked up, that shit will fuck a person up for life and ur over here orgasming to the thought of it like shits sunshine and rainbows. now im not one for censorship im just saying we should be able to beat these people

(and it goes without saying that rapists of any kind should die)

[hetjoshiiii]

Yeah I just can’t get into male characters. Every time one shows up he’s always just the Male Character to get brownie points and make an obvious epic maleboss so the writer can feel better about themselves. Not to mention they’re always getting in the way of my cute yuri ship. I just rather go focus on women instead. They’re always the more interesting and better written characters than the one random man they decided to shoehorn in.

[prettyvintageafternoon]

So a black woman was released from jail five months after she was arrested for "abusing a corpse" because she had a miscarriage in a restaurant bathroom.

Her name is Mallori Patrice Strait, and she is 33 years old. This is her.

I distinctly recall raising concern that this would happen to women in anti-abortion states when this happened to Brittany Watts in Ohio and I distinctly recall pro-lifers saying this wouldn't not lead to women getting arrested for miscarriages.

It's also not lost on me that these two women are black, and pro-lifers spent years arguing that their policies were meant to "protect the black population."

While you all justify Adriana Smith's case in Georgia, I wanna hear the 'pro-life' explanation for this.

I want all the "protect black babies" people and the "abortion is black genocide" people to step forward.

I just want to talk.

[ihatemenandtherearereasons]

Radblr is flawed but all in all I’m happy a space where women are the priority exists on the internet. It’s crazy that defending our rights or even saying women are female is hateful everywhere else, so thank you all for the dose of sanity. Truly.

[quinntheestallion]

Looking back, this phrasing really highlighted how men don't see women as sovereign natural beings but as social objects that exist for "specific purposes,"- so any thing, person or object that fits those purposes can technically be a "woman". It's always been dehumanization

[hadesoftheladies]

most annoying thing about trans activism is how they keep trying to make transphobia happen when it’s really just classic homophobia and/or misogyny. men have always hated gender nonconformity because they hate anything that threatens male supremacy. this is not new and you are not more oppressed than women or gay people. “they hate me because I’m a trans man” they hate you because you’re female. “they hate me because I’m a trans woman” they hate you because they see you as either an effeminate male or a woman. you are literally only oppressed because society still hates gay and female people like lock in.

[paleo-violet]

[aroa-life]

pushing trans-women out of feminism and female spaces is ignorant and counter-intuitive. if a person has the social and mental experience of being a woman then they are a woman and should be treated as such.

[radcanis]

what is a mental experience of being a woman ?

[celtyradicalfem]

Not that long ago trans activists were insisting that “there is no shared female experience” and union busting any conversation about women’s experiences and shared commonalities because women can be from different races, cultures and backgrounds so obviously we have nothing in common and something about ‘bio essentialism’

Now we are hearing that men who claim to be women can have social and mental experiences as woman but only if they are trapped in the body of a man

The narrative is always what is convenient for trans identified males

[exgynocraticgrrl-archive-deacti]

[prodigalwitch]

men believe in the concept of 'women's intuition' becuase they'd rather believe that women have an inherent connection with nature (much like that of an animal) than accept that women could be skilled at pattern recognition. first of all, they'd have to admit that women have a learned skill and human intelligence. and secondly, they'd have to admit that men display patterns of abuse that are able to be recognized + abusive men are not just a handful of uniquely deranged psychos

[prodigalwitch]

men have found this and are big mad. guess i hit a little too close to home. thanks for the notes, fanboys

[xxriverdaughterxx]

"decolonize your love life" is such a funny gotcha especially because it mostly comes from white people with 0 indigenous connection and a value system entirely based in the noble savage stereotype. like ok I decolonized my love life and wow, come to find out, my indigenous ancestors also practiced monogamous marriage pre-colonization... what now

[xxriverdaughterxx]

sorry, is that not the right type of indigenous? oh, you want the stereotyped kinda indigenous where women are hypersexual and males can have harems. interesting. perhaps you should reflect on this, jakey

[pseudonaivete]

NEVER. N-E-V-E-R MAKE ANY PERMANENT DECISIONS UNTIL YOUR BRAIN DEVELOPS.

[unsentimentaltranslator]

And this is why I come down so hard on people who play dumb and pretend that anti-grooming sentiments are a paranoid hatred of any and all “intergenerational friendship”.

[claudias-diaries]

[pillarsalt]

Sheila Jeffreys, Beauty and Misogyny (2005)

[recoveringsoulsposts]