"Put down some alcohol and my vocabulary would make a sailor blush" cool, my mom's the same. Still not a man 💀 Guess who doesn't "put down alcohol" and doesn't swear worse than a sailor tho? My dad. Almost as if 🤔 gender stereotypes r bs 🤔🤔
"How am I qualified" It's not a job, wtf r u even talking abt 💀💀💀
And yet, despite not being trans, both my parents weren't "good enough" at "being their gender". My mom has been called masculine for not being submissive enough. My dad has been called a f***** for not being manly enough. So has my bro, despite 40 years separing those events. Let's stop with the bs already.
My Nana once cursed a man out so harshly for driving recklessly (which nearly hit my Nana's car while she was driving with my little sister) that a cop WAITED to give the guy a ticket until she was done. Nana is still a woman.
does anyone remember when people on here got really mad at the term porn addict because porn supposedly can’t be addictive and even if it was then it’s okay to be addicted to it because it feels good . what was up with that
Marzieh Nieri, 23, was executed at Qazvin Central Prison after a court rejected her account of wounding a man who had attempted to assault h
Marzieh Nieri, 23, was executed at Qazvin Central Prison after a court rejected her account of wounding a man who had attempted to assault her, bringing the number of women executed in Iran since the start of 2026 to at least 14.
Iran executed a young woman at dawn on Saturday who said she had acted in self-defence against a sexual assault, as authorities simultaneously handed a second woman ten death sentences in a separate case involving the killing of elderly men she had married.
Marzieh Nieri, 23, was executed at Qazvin Central Prison. Iran Human Rights said she had been forced into marriage at 17 under family pressure.
The incident that led to her execution occurred in October 2021, when she was 18.
At her trial, Nieri said one of her husband's business partners had attempted to assault her after becoming inebriated and that she wounded him with a kitchen knife in self-defence. Her husband was also killed during the confrontation.
Nieri turned herself in to the police four days after the incident, after going to her brother's home.
The court rejected her self-defence claim and, following a request from the victims' families for qisas — retribution in kind under the Islamic Republic's law — sentenced her to death.
Iran Human Rights said her execution brought the number of women executed in Iran since the start of 2026 to at least 14.
The executions come against a backdrop of sharply rising execution rates for women in Iran. The US State Department said at least 61 women were executed in Iran in 2025 — the highest figure in 25 years and roughly 70% more than the previous year. It described Iran as far ahead of any other country in the number of death sentences carried out against women.
Killing a husband or partner is one of the most common charges in cases involving women on death row in Iran. Iran Human Rights said at least 21 of the women executed in 2025 had been sentenced to qisas for killing their husbands or fiancés.
Women's rights organisations say many of those women had a history of domestic violence before the killing, and that forced marriage at a young age, economic dependence, restricted access to divorce and limited legal protection leave many women with few options for escaping abusive relationships.
Qisas is a principle in Iranian law derived from Islamic jurisprudence under which the family of a murder victim has the right to demand execution of the convicted killer, or to accept financial compensation — known as diyya, or "blood money" — in lieu of the death penalty.
Iranian courts can only carry out a death sentence in such cases with the explicit consent of the victim's next of kin.
[…] Iran is one of the few countries in the world that still applies the death penalty at scale. Human rights organisations recorded at least 1,639 executions in Iran in 2025 — the highest annual figure since 1989 and equivalent to more than four executions a day. […]
makes me wonder how long these things got left in them before people get fed up with their shit. their fellow males are starting to get exhausted, and they're getting exhausted by their constant attacks on tifs who are a tinderbox of class consiousness.
its all been downhill since 2020 and i seriously doubt a movement can sustain itself on nothing but not-asking-questions-ism around people who are used to kicking out grifters and parasites like them.
I wonder if they will address the reason the show came off the air in the first place. Probably not. Not profitable for Hollywood to examine actually powerful pedophiles.
I wish the 2012 Turtles got the chance to physically grow a few inches taller like the 2003 Turtles did in their last seasons. Especially if it was Donatello who got another growth spurt because I’d love for him to grow to be about Master Splinter's height (or taller).
In part because I could see Donatello feeling the least “like” his father, making him the “outlier” in his own family. So having him grow to be the most like Splinter physically after Splinter’s death would be like a double gut punch. Firstly, because it would be undeniable proof that he is in fact, Splinter’s son. Secondly, because now Donnie has to live with the fact that his own father never got to live long enough to see him achieve this milestone.
Does anyone else remember 10 years ago when we all knew sex was observed at birth by doctors/midwives, and that was the normal term. But then the trans community decided to co opt ‘assigned at birth’ from the intersex community (in fact they tried to use coercively assigned but got push back) and everyone just went along with it instead of setting boundaries.
What I hate is that the intersex community is easily misunderstood now when they use their own terminology!
The whole point of “assigned male / female at birth” was that it is NOT about anatomy. That’s literally the point. It was a way to talk about their lives and experience. Someone talking about being AFAB didn’t actually tell you ANYTHING about what their body was and is like.
Now using AFAB and AMAB has essentially become a way to avoid saying someone is male or female, but meaning those words. That is what happens when you use the words for everyone, especially people without intersex conditions. If 99% of the time the AMAB person is just male and the AFAB person is just female, they become synonymous in everyone’s mind.
Yet everything bio women say and do has to be pre-approved by them, if you say anything they don't like, even if it has zero to with trans people, if for some reason they think it's transhobic, they will do anything to bully and/or harass you. I'm tired of pretending this is a non-issue. I want to be nice and support everyone, but treating every woman you don't like, like a terf for no apparent reason, helps absolutely no one.
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