[moonshineshrew]

this coming from a gender believer is crazy sorry

[radfemme-rage]

[erebusvincent]

[maliceshoujo]

it is actually truly crazy that everything i know and believe about trans people directly comes from their words and actions. from reading trans blogs online, from trans people i know, from activists. meanwhile the average trans person has never heard a "terf" speak despite professing vitriolic hatred towards her. but i, a person who ends up hanging out with them and is friendly with them as part of hobby groups, am a brainwashed bigot who's never met a real trans person.

[guillotinafem]

who’s complaining separate already. no one wants you around

[bitter-wolfsbane]

for a group that supposedly doesn't want to be around others they sure spend a lot of energy on trying to force themselves into spaces where they don't belong...

[niiwa-angel]

Personally, I am a huge supporter of trans female separatism. Make your own spaces, live in your own shelters, make your own schools. Get out of women's spaces.

[fluoresensitives]

The way radfems and terfs have such misogynistic and ugly views of women... and it's only this very narrow version of women, a woman that is pale and fragile and faints at the sight of a man... you have the same idea of what a woman is as a 18th century man, who thought train travel and bike riding could disorient a fucking uterus.

[iwannabethatgyn]

Posts that go hard if you're stupid or whatever you people like to say

[we-have-black-marble-at-home]

where's that post about how the "op is a terf block and stay safe" campaign worked so well that no one actually knows what radfems believe

[bevsi]

this is the core of why some women defend beauty standards - if they’re deconstructed even a little they have to face how much money/time they’ve sunk into them. it also exposes how untrue “i did it for myself” really is - if that was true, you wouldn’t be upset that other bodies are being uplifted

[sickofthis666]

Isn’t it interesting how a form of privilege (being rich or white) will cancel out a form of oppression (misogyny) when it comes to women, but when it comes to men, it's the opposite? A form of oppression (being poor, disabled, gay, black, etc) will cancel out a form of privilege (being a man)? 🤔🤔🤔

[dogpuppy]

[kuromi-hoemie]

me when i see an animal that is known for being in my area

[carpenter-bee]

[exdivine]

prev post “sex work is work” is a psyop by the sex industry change my mind. Self-proclaimed madames on social media who promote sex work as a safe and desirable profession aim to recruit girls and women into prostitution. They’re not nice “girl’s girls” They’re pimps who move like Ghislaine Maxwell.

[themutantgene]

The thing is. As soon as you conflate sex and gender. Poof. The language of women is gone. The key to understanding our oppression at the most basic level is gone. Feminism is meaningless. We are undone.

[veritablevent]

very funny seeing people on here criticize "born this way" rhetoric for stifling them in their self-identification. so you agree? unlike the rest of us, lgb people, you were not born this way?

[easybruiser]

[femanthropy]

[dogpuppy]

[bookwyrmbutch]

the most infuriating thing about being a radical feminist is that no matter how clearly and politely you state your beliefs and principles, other people will simply ignore what you wrote and make up their own ideas of what you said.