#*misogyny

[gremlingirlsmell]

if you wanna know the state of terfism in "transandrophobia", "transmisandry" etc believers circles, look at this

this vile bio essentialism and transmisogyny has 1500+ notes even with 0 reblogs and reblogs turned off. lots of tme trans people in the replies agreeing. this is the state of the "transandrophobia theory" movement.

it's obviously a bio essentialist, transmisogynistic hate movement

[p1anether]

my sisters bf sucks so bad

[brostateexam]

Are Republican Women Okay?

The baffling, contradictory demands of being female in the party of Donald Trump.

Can you provide a definition for the word woman?”

Tennessee senator Marsha Blackburn lobbed this query at Ketanji Brown Jackson during her 2022 Supreme Court confirmation hearings. Blackburn was doing her bit for her party’s effort to enforce transphobic gender conformity, positioning herself as a defender of womanhood as something fixed and narrow. When Jackson declined to provide Blackburn with a definition, noting that she was not a biologist, the senator took the opportunity to dial it up a notch. “The fact that you can’t give me a straight answer about something as fundamental as what a woman is underscores the dangers of the kind of progressive education that we are hearing about,” Blackburn said with lip-smacking satisfaction.

Two years later, Republicans remain cruelly closed to the realities of gender fluidity and trans existence. But how the party understands — and represents — womanhood more broadly? Well … that’s getting weird. As we cruise toward November with two ancient white men on the presidential ticket and the rights of millions of people who are not white men in the balance, the public performance of Republican womanhood has become fractured, frenzied, and far less coherent than ever.

“A true conservative woman,” Valentina Gomez, one of several Republican candidates vying to be Missouri’s next secretary of state, told me in an email this spring, “speaks the truth, works hard, loves and knows how to use guns of multiple calibers, cares for the wellbeing of children and her family, doesn’t sleep with multiple men and most important, does not murder babies.”

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[brostateexam]

On the one hand, Evangelical misogyny is never really all that surprising or interesting. On the other hand, holy shit.

eta: for context, this was sent well over 10 years after the recipient of the letter stopped dating this dude’s daughter (it’s from this thread, a few replies down)

[paradoxi-kay]

oh, sure, of COURSE there’s an alternate universe Hermione who’s irredeemably awful on every level and basically Snape 2.0.

Of course.

That’s not out of character at all.

[cerealmisandrist]

The fact that men think women lie all the time about rape attempts is a sign in and of itself that men don’t take the subject of rape seriously.

The vast majority of women don’t lie about being raped because they view it not only as a real threat to their lives and the lives of other human beings, but as a serious issue that needs to be handled with the sincerity/severity it deserves.

The way men talk, joke, and throw the word around in conversation so carelessly just shows how little they really care about the subject at large and how many men even view rape as a “non-issue“ or an exaggeration on the part of rape survivors when the topic of its continued re-occurrence is brought up.

[catmiint]

does anyone have anyone have any recommendations for good d&d let’s plays on youtube? like Call of the Wild or Yogsquest where it’s funny and easy to stay engaged?