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[karlmarxxing]

Can't wait to read declassified documents on how cia got people to act this way 40 years from now

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The barbie movie is to lib feminist what severence is to people on r/antiwork

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Pov: the only thing you’ve ever wanted to do in your life make no money

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I feel like me wanting to dom men is just comphet.

With a woman, I want her to be my best friend, my companion and I want to spend a life with her, travel, sleep in the same bed, be best friends, buy expensive gifts for her etc. But with men I always have this feeling to one up them in some way; finically, socially, in terms of attractiveness. Its like I want them to be always “de-masculinized” like a sitcom husband or a eunuch. Which is a big juxtaposition with my desire to be as equal/ submissive to another woman.

I used to think that it was just a symptom of bisexuality; some people just have different dynamics/ expectations. But this is probably just comphet.

Like I would get pregnant if my hypothetical wife wanted me to enough (which is a big deal for me because pregnancy is horrifying.) But I wouldn’t even call a man my boyfriend, its to me disgusting.

This probably seems really obvious to some people but comphet is fucking psychosis.

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Shes in the comments encouraging women to get into sex work despite the fact that 83% of disabled woman are sexually assaulted in their life time.

Sex work preys on women who are marginalized, who can’t provide for themselves, and who are left with no real choices.

If someone’s "choice" is made only because all other options have been stripped away, is it really a choice at all?

People condemn men who exploit women’s basic needs—like a boss or landlord demanding sex in exchange for a paycheck or rent—as coercive rapists. Yet, when a man pays a woman for sex because she’s desperate to survive, it suddenly gets framed as empowerment?

Literally what is this.

[femsolid]

Often, men will say something like : "Who built this world? Men! Who created everything, all the technology, the great art, the culture, our societies? Who built the roads you drive on? Men!" and feminists will respond "That's because you didn't let us work or make art!" and... that's just wrong? Why are you validating the idea that women didn't contribute anything to the world? That we didn't work? That we didn't innovate? And why are you approving the nonsense that says being a mother is not work?

Don't let men rewrite history.

Women have always worked the double shift; outside of home and inside of home.