Feminism And Shit

We'll have a gay old time

[intersectionallyfemme]

‪25% of children in the foster system have been abused at least once by carers.‬

‪2/3rds say they’ve suffered depression or suicidal thoughts.‬

‪Only 30% graduate from high school.‬

‪40- 50% of foster children become homeless 18 months after leaving care.‬

25% are involved in criminal activities within 2 years of leaving care

In short, it’s fucking hard to have a good life and be a foster child. What are the pro lifers doing about it? Nada.

[yesimaprolifefeminist]

So let’s kill them.

[intersectionallyfemme]

Where did I say to kill them? What are you doing to stop them from suffering dear?

[intersectionallyfemme]

Reminder to every American

Yes, even the most “woke” ones.

Remember that the world does not revolve around America. People outside of America tend to not be educated on American history or politics unless they actively look into it.

So for the love of god. Stop expecting anyone outside of America to be educated in certain subjects.

[intersectionallyfemme]

‪25% of children in the foster system have been abused at least once by carers.‬

‪2/3rds say they’ve suffered depression or suicidal thoughts.‬

‪Only 30% graduate from high school.‬

‪40- 50% of foster children become homeless 18 months after leaving care.‬

25% are involved in criminal activities within 2 years of leaving care

In short, it’s fucking hard to have a good life and be a foster child. What are the pro lifers doing about it? Nada.

Edit: y’all seem to think that I was pushing a pro choice message. Hm. Did I point out a plot hole or something? I’m simply stating that most pro lifers seem to think the foster system is an easy solution, but don’t actually care what happens in it. So I ask, what are you doing to improve the lives of the things you find so presious?

[intersectionallyfemme]

Kinda tired of religious education classes stereotyping what religious people would say in certain situations. Religion is literally all about interpretation and no two religious people agree 100% on everything in their texts. To stereotype what a religious person would say about topics such as abortion or lgbt rights is extremely toxic and implants bad ideas into religious and non religious kids.

[intersectionallyfemme]

You can not be able to get pregnant and still be pro choice, but you can’t be pro life.

Why? Because pro life people actively intrude on and control something they will never experience and has nothing to do with them.

Pro choice people just recognise that it’s none of their business and tell others it’s also none of their business.

:P

[intersectionallyfemme]

It’s “transgender person” not “a trans”

It’s “LGBT person” not “a gay”

It’s “autistic person” not “an autist”

It’s “jewish person” not “a Jew”

It’s “black person” not “a black”

The list goes on

Human beings are not defined by their disabilities, religion, race etc. It’s not hard to describe people as actual humans instead of using dehumanising terms.

[intersectionallyfemme]

This is probably the most controversial thing I’ve ever said but any feminist who supports those who label themselves as “egalitarian” because they “don’t like the feminist label” is actively supporting the spread of misinformation and stereotyping of the feminist movement :P

[intersectionallyfemme]

Hot take:

Trans people don’t have to validate their existence to you because you’re uneducated and won’t leave them alone.

[intersectionallyfemme]

I think about this picture a lot. Because I can think of multiple ways this could be drawn.

The picture I’ve shown shows feminism. The woman moves up to where the men are. The men are not dragged back, but the look on their face implies that they obviously feel they have. That’s how equality feels for people who aren’t behind. The men didn’t move forward, so they’re upset. Even though they didn’t particularly need to for the sake of equality and they didn’t lose anything.

Imagine if this picture was an MRA or egalitarian picture. The men’s line would also move forward, leaving the woman’s line behind again. “If you got to move forward so can we” they’d say, “that’s how equality is”.

But the woman would still be behind, and she’d never really catch up. The men would keep pushing their line forward, complaining about how the woman is getting too much of a head start. Nothing would get done and the top would remain on top.

You see my point here? In order to move forward and achieve actual equality, you need to sometimes boost some more than others. If you apply the idea of equal activism for everyone, then no one really goes anywhere. Nothing changes. Feminism is about equity. The idea of people getting what they need. So you can whinge at me all day about how I’m not “pro equality”, but at the end of the day, we’ll always be the ones focusing on the right thing.

[intersectionallyfemme]

Dear pro lifers

I see a lot of people saying “I only excuse abortion if it’s rape or the mother will die”. Stop saying that shit.

The idea of people who’ve been raped being able to abort isn’t possible. Putting a law like that into practice can cause people who have been raped to be forced to carry the baby to term and even get joint custody with their rapist. This is because of misogynistic judges who decide that rape cases aren’t rape. If these rightist judges get to control wether or not these people can abort what do you think they’re gonna do? They’ll scramble for excuses to force these people to not abort, meaning that rapists will walk free and victims will be forced to give birth and effectively be punished for rape. If that wasn’t bad enough for all you pro life MRAs then these laws would increase false accusations as more people would be so desperate for an abortion they’d accuse the person they had sex with of rape.

As for the “if they will die” logic. There’s been countless cases of people (expessially black women) not being listened to or diagnosed. It’s likely that this would increase more as there would be more people pretending to be ill in order to get an abortion. There have also been cases where doctors will still perform c sections to salvage the baby even if there’s a risk of death. Again, a law like that is impossible.

Oh and also no one gives a shit about your weird policing view points on someone else’s body.

[intersectionallyfemme]

Man is in a car crash

Both his legs are broken, he won’t be able to walk again and his life will he way harder unless he gets urgent medical care.

But does he DESERVE the medical care?

Did he have a seat belt on? If he didn’t then he had what’s coming to him and he should be left with his broken legs.

The seat belt was on? Well he chose to drive in the first place so it’s his fault this happened and he should live with his mistake.

Was he forced into the car by someone else? Well that only occurs with a small number of car crashes so it doesn’t matter that much.

What do you mean his future will he ruined? He has a job that requires lots of leg work? Well whatever that’s his fault. He’s just gonna have to find a less well paying job which he can fit with not being able to walk.

He wasn’t even driving, but I mean he got in soooo. Oh and the driver themselves? It’s only the man who broke his legs’ fault and he should be the one who’s future is ruined. The driver shouldn’t get any shit for breaking his legs because they’re not the one DEMANDING medical care.

In fact, I hope my senator, who has never driven and never hurt themselves, makes medical care for victims of car crashes illegal. They’re wasting medical time and money.

Thankfully, it’s already illegal in lots of states, and lots of victims of car crashes are suffering and so are family members who are dependent on them. GREAT!

You get it now?

[intersectionallyfemme]

Me: *makes original tweets and posts in order to avoid article thirteen and also make my page more about my opinions*

Big account: *shares my post without credit*

Me: Can you tag me?

Big account: No! Your name is on screen and you didn’t say you wanted anything else, it doesn’t say anywhere I have to tag you.

Me: ok *makes repost rules in order to protect my original content and seem more formal without having to type out an essay each time*

You lot:

[intersectionallyfemme]

Dear men

We do not mind you having preferences, it’s fine for you to have certain hight preferences or weight preferences, that’s literally a human instinct. What we do mind is you having unrealistic and unhealthy expectations of women and putting down women who don’t fit your weird standard and refusing to even talk to women who are slightly outside your preferences. Not every woman exists to please you and you expecting women to live up to your standard of looks is petty.

[intersectionallyfemme]

You know what sexism is?

Sexism is when it’s traditional to mutilate female genitalia to ensure that they never feel sexual pleasure so they only have sex to procreate and to pleasure a man.

Sexism is being forced to follow an extreme interpretation of religion because you were born into a country that doesn’t give you the right to vote otherwise.

Sexism is being expected to cover up in order to prevent rape while just passing the rape to someone else.

Sexism is not feeling safe in school because of your skirt length.

Sexism is getting a longer jail time for dealing with an unwanted pregnancy than the man who raped you.

Sexism is being worried to post a picture of yourself because you’ll get called a slut by someone.

Sexism is being denied an abortion and blamed for a mistake while the man who got you pregnant gets away Scott free.

Sexism is having your period cramps be unbearable and being denied help by school because “it happens to all girls”.

Sexism is being bullied for being a lesbian by women who say “YAS QUEEN” at gay men.

Sexism is talking about your past negative experiences and trauma with men and getting called a misandrist.

Sexism is being slut shamed by your family.

Sexism is being married off to someone you hate because your family is obsessed with honour.

Sexism is being groped at work and no one believing you because “he’s a nice guy, he wouldn’t do that”.

Sexism is being taxed for menstral products because they’re a luxury while men’s razors are classed as a nessessity.

Sexism is being denied a job because you aren’t considered as good based on the fact you were born with xx chromosomes.

Sexism is being blamed for badly raised children while your husband is blameless.

But I mean sure, get offended that I said men who cannot cook and expect women to do it are pathetic. Talk over these issues some more so maybe they’ll go away and you don’t have to get your priorities in order.

[intersectionallyfemme]

It’s perfectly valid to be pissed off about how there is this huge uproar about Norte dame and the huge amount of money that’s going into it that just seems to not be available when instances like these happen to indigenous or black people. I just don’t think it’s okay to act as if people shouldn’t be upset about it or effected by it and that the building didn’t have meaning to people.

[intersectionallyfemme]

Ariana Grande: *turns pride into a music festival which means that you need to pay to go and will be filled with straight people and flies a huge ass lgbt flag at coachella to “middle finger” the homophobic owner while actively giving him thousands of dollars to donate to anti lgbt groups*

Straight Ariana stans: she literally the best ally out there just admit you hate successful women and leave. Thank u, next ✋🙄

[intersectionallyfemme]

“You’re embarrassing us”

- the exclusionist white night that values what transphobes and homophobes think of the LGBT+ community over actual people in it