He killed that baby. She was gonna keep it but he couldn't keep it in his pants. He forced her hand. I think if a man cheats he should be required by law to get his balls removed. Aint nothing worth keeping in there.
Wish more women were like this. Audacious women heal the planet
I've been saying for a long time that selectively aborting male fetuses would be a net good for society
I don't even know why males freak out about it. They have been drowning already born baby girls and random for millenia, heaven forbid I want to prevent future incels by ending their suffering before they can even feel pain.
What the actual fuck are you doing with your life. Can you leave trans people alone. Also that comment was really funny to me because the character we were talking about is a male confirmed by the writer, artist and overall creator of the story we were quarrelling about. You arent a cool nice person here to save women, this isnt feminism.
I am actually very much a cool nice person who saves women from falling into the grasp of male coddling by being open and honest.
Your hyperfixation on defending fictional cartoon ass characters like they are your irl friend or some shit is some screen addicted level insanity. Like many of my kind have stated, we wouldn't even talk about TIMs if they stayed out of our spaces and didn't demand women change for them. They aren't women, I will not treat them as women. Women fought tooth and nail for our own spaces, and these men have parasitized the left in order to try to cease women's liberation from these predators (which ALL men, regardless of how they identify, are).
Also, I'm less of a feminist and more of a female supremacist. Feminism gets corrupted by males so often that the definition of it has faded. I mean, just look at you, putting men's feelings over women's safety. Tsk tsk, manipulated by the "egalitarian" psyop.
It's a shame your a terf. You'd be so much cooler if you were a cute lil enby like me, you could be spending your time getting kisses and cuddles and headpats from other enbies, and resisting capitalism, and sacrificing to ancient gods, and covering your body in cool tattoos and piercings, and maybe getting top surgery or nullification. Instead you're stuck living the miserable life of a conformist, becoming angry at those more free then you are.
I get love from other TERFs and they are way cooler than any gendie could be. I have never met a gendie who I could actually talk to aside from surface level bullshit and consumerism.
Surgically mutilating your body for cosmetics is, quite literally, the most conformist shit you can do.
The most anticapitalist thing you can do is embrace and accept your natural body in spite of a capitalist, misogynist society telling you to constantly alter it from it's natural state.
Like literally, the people of gender getting their genitals mutilated and taking exogenous hormones for an ideology isn't really much different than the MAGA people freebasing GLP-1s and botox and fucking up their face and bodies all to be accepted in their own ideology.
Truly, the TERFs have always been the immortal punks of society.
my religion is other women. this isn’t tongue in cheek. my religion congregates around a fire, in a cramped room we booked to talk, in an idling car for way too long, in someone’s living room, in the cold because there’s more to say and hear. there is a spark of divinity i know to look for when she says something she’s never said out loud before. there is a spiritual rumble in the dehydrated voices of women who aren’t used to saying so much. when i hear another woman articulate something i’ve never been able to, that’s the voice of my god speaking to me. its ancient, forbidden knowledge, and it fills my body with my self. there’s power in our warm red blood.
Listen, I'm not gonna go after your character or your life or whatever psychotic shit your ideological opponents who want to prove they are more loyal to their misogynistic cause will attack you with,
But....
Aren't you tired? Like, what I mean to say is, you want to be involved in radical feminism, you want to find your people, but deep down, it just feels like you don't even want to see us as your people.
Obviously I don't know you. But to say "I identify as anything but a woman, being referred to as a woman makes me uncomfortable" is going to make it that much harder for you to truly find yourself at home with radical feminists that want to separate themselves from the patriarchy, male supremacy, and women's oppression.
To say "I transitioned to male!" is to say "I want to escape being a woman." And why? Because we are oppressed? It just feels like... How will you escape how males view women as below them, if you feel like you HAVE to pretend you are something you aren't. And why? What does it mean to escape being a woman?
Like, aren't you tried of trying to run away from it? You and I both know it's okay to be a woman who doesn't engage in performative femininity, or doesn't want to perform it. Like now you're trapped in this world where if someone calls you a woman, you experience distress. You experience self hatred.
I just can't see how that is feminist.
Sure, FTMs are TECHNICALLY welcome in feminism. So are tradwives and pro porn/prostitution activists and anti abortionists and religious women, but at the end of the day, they aren't really feminists. We welcome them, but only because we welcome women. They sure as hell do not welcome us.
At some point, something is going to have to give. You're going to have to choose between liberation or serving the patriarchy. It's hard, and if you want to be palatable to the most people, the best option is to lick a mans boot.
Feminism isn't cute, it's not fun, and it's not safe. But in a world where you can choose safety or freedom; feminism, REAL feminism, is freedom.
hi, i appreciate your ask.
i've never said that i haven't wanted to be aligned with women, nor have i said specifically that i don't want to be called one or that i see myself as everything but female. i personally identify the way i do because i simply just.. do. i wouldn't say me calling myself "ftm" is a rejection of womanhood when i recognize the "f" as important above the "tm". i'd say i see myself more as transmasculine over a man at all; i used to consider myself as a trans man, but overtime as i've been peaking i've come to terms with being a woman and have since just start saying transmasculine instead. i haven't been trying to run away from the female label for a long time, it's something that i understand is innately part of me and it's something i want to start connecting with more instead of casting it aside as i did as a teen. i know i don't have to be trans to be masculine, but i still keep the "trans" prefix purely because i've identified as such for such a long time that dropping the label feels a bit awkward at this point in my life. not only that, but i still feel a connection towards others who identify as trans men or transmasculine, and the reason im more inclined towards radical feminism than others who identify similarly is because of the way trans men and transmasculine people are treated in the broader transgender community, aka with the same misogynistic lens that all biological women are viewed with.
i don't want to only be considered as "technically welcome" in a community centered around women. if we can agree that being a woman is something you were born with and not just a feeling, then why are FTMs only "technically welcome"? we are born women, that is an immutable part of ourselves, the entire reason i feel comfortable enough to have a tumblr account in this space is because of the kindness extended to me by the women in this space. they have helped me understand that i don't have to alter my own body to achieve the image i want to present, that i don't have to bend the knee to the mtfs in the trans community and finally accept myself as who i am. i haven't felt more welcome in a community online in ages. i know you don't feel as if people like me can be called "real feminists", but other radical feminists do, and i appreciate them more than i can say with words.
i don't think feminism is cute, fun, or safe either. i've been a feminist since i was 10 years old, and i'm an adult now. i've seen a lot of shit, i've experienced a lot of shit. i'll never stop calling myself one because of how i personally identify, i'm not going to abandon other women at the drop of a hat because i indentify differently than other women, and i'm certainly not going to start sucking up to the patriarchy because i identify differently. i'm a woman at the end of the day, no words are going to change that.
Thank you for your thoughtful response. I'll try to keep it brief.
The reason seasoned, well informed, radical feminists may be wary of anyone who clings onto the trans-identity, regardless of how flimsy or structured their reasoning, is because it has happened time and time again that accepting a FTM into a woman's/feminist group opens the floodgates to allow biological males in.
A great example of this would be La Leche League: An organization dedicated to education and research on breastfeeding and breastmilk, catering primarily to mothers (women). Now males are allowed in and they can talk about their breastfeeding fetish around women who just want to properly care for their own children. Of course, it all started when we let in FTMs, which at first made sense, since FTMs are biologically women, individuals who, if not surgically amputated, are naturally capable of childbirth and breastfeeding.
This is why, ultimately you have to decide between this trans label that ultimately is an abstraction you carry around like a sentimental childhood trinket, and liberation.
You know how 1st world feminists get told that they don’t need feminism? They’re told that they should be glad they’re not “really oppressed” like the women in 3rd world countries. That things could always be worse.
You know what my mother tells me? She says I don’t need feminism because I should be glad I’m born in an urban city of Pakistan. She says, at least I wasn’t born in a rural area where girls are married off to men twice their age. That things could always be worse.
And our house maid, Shabana, who was married to her uncle at 15 and, at 18, has 2 children, she doesn’t even know what feminism is. She was told by her father that she should be glad her husband doesn’t beat her and hasn’t thrown tehzaab (acid) at her. That things could always be worse.
Am I the only one seeing a very disturbing pattern here?
Why am I considered bigoted when I don't want to eat from a bowl of candy where some candy is poisoned and can kill me in some of the most brutal ways possible? Like no thanks I'd rather not risk it and stay in my comfy misandrist lane.
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