Women are not things.

♀️Feminist. Born in the nineties. Based In Ireland.

[thentheysaidburnher]

Women are not things to purchase or become

[capricorn-season]

[dwewi66]

It pisses me off.

https://www.tiktok.com/@regretsthisaccount?_r=1&_t=ZS-97lCYK6jIS0

[how-i-met-your-murderer]

[m-odusa]

It's my 16 year anniversary on Tumblr 🥳

[m-odusa]

Women self branding themselves as bitches will always make me profoundly sad.

[queer-scots-geordie-dyke]

"Accusations of rape ruin men's lives and careers."

You only have to look at how many footballers who have rape accusations against them that happily represent their countries in huge tournaments like the World Cup without anyone really giving a shit to see what bollocks that is.

Women are rarely taken seriously, rarely believed, rarely stood up for, especially when their abusers are rich and famous.

[queer-scots-geordie-dyke]

2026 FIFA World Cup players who’ve been accused of rape and/or physical abuse:

Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Achraf Hakimi (Morocco), Thomas Partey (Ghana), Gonzalo Montiel (Argentina), Thiago Almada (Argentina), Junya Ito (Japan), Kaishu Sano (Japan), Ryan Mendes (Cabo Verde).

At least one of these men, Thomas Partey, is currently actively awaiting criminal trial on seven charges of rape and sexual assault but was still able to play at one of the largest sporting events in the world.

[bloodmoonlich]

Adding some sources for reference (CW for rape, sexual assault, physical assault, date rape, non-consensual drug use, victim blaming, misogyny, and more):

General discussion on rape and assault allegations related to the current world cup (via The New York Times)

Accusations against Cristiano Ronaldo (via USA Today)

Accusations against Achraf Hakimi (via The New York Times)

Accusations against Thomas Partey (via The Guardian)

Accusations against Gonzalo Montiel (via The New York Times)

Accusations against Thiago Almada (via ESPN)

Accusations against Junya Ito (via Reuters)

Accusations against Kaishu Sano (via Japan News)

Accusations against Ryan Mendes (via The New York Times)

[furiosa-femininst]

Can we talk about how fucking gorgeous Dune: Part Three looks so far tho

[diehard-krisbian]

I want her to do comedy movies forever!

[kanelia]

@gendiebrainrotreceipts

[merkredonn]

"I didn't feel like a man/boy"

"I didn't feel like a woman/girl"

You can't feel like a sex because they're not emotions or sensations. It's just a state of being. You're just uncomfortable and unhappy with gender roles forced unto you.

I can assure you most people, especially women, aren't happy with these roles either.

Not feeling "feminine" or not subscribing to sexist gender roles doesn't make you not a woman.

Same how not feeling "masculine" or "manly" doesn't mean that you're not a man.

[honeyapplebutterfly]

There is no wrong way to be a woman. However you are doing womanhood is correct. You cannot fail at being a woman. The one and only deciding factor of whether you are a woman or not is being of the female sex. Everything else is made up gender roles. Live your life how you want to live it.

[capricorn-season]

[capricorn-season]

[thesinisterspinster]

Hell yeah turn on radcliffe!

[greatwomanofherstory]

STOP. PUTTING. THE. MATRIX. ON. LISTS. OF MOVIES. BY. FEMALE. DIRECTORS.!!

[thewrongirls]

biarritz film festival, 2026.

[vintage-bentley]

The entitlement of people who expect you to not only actively make an effort to use pronouns for them that aren’t instinctual, but to also use more than one in the same sentence for them. I always assumed that the she/theys and he/theys just wanted you to use either or, but no, many expect you to actively use both. Sorry but it’s so incredibly self absorbed to expect people to put that much effort into simply talking about you lmao