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I can understand the 4B movement radfems in South Korea propose. Honestly, with the current system regarding patriarchy, with heterosexual marriage, women are subordinate to men when they marry them. They're also forced to adopt men's family surnames after marriage which shows male dominance. I don't think anyone likes to be seen as inferior in a relationship so I support the 4b movement South Korean radfems created when South Korea will make patriarchy more severe in the country. I think such movement will force the government to treat women with more respect and give women more rights. However, the ideal situation is to destroy patriarchy all together. Honestly, even when I can be attracted to men, I don't want to legally marry to a man since I would be forced to adopt his family surnames and will be treated as a subordinate in his family, even if my husband doesn't treat me like a subordinate his family members would expect my husband to treat me like a subordinate. This isn't true love to me. My fantasies of being true love with men are usually just living together and not be in touch with each other's families who will force me to be a subordinate to my husband. However, it is hard for such a thing to happen irl

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Mhm. I guess now I know why I disagree with how radical feminists believe that female separatism will end patriarchy. Women can live separatist lives like in women's shelters. However, the separatist life is only meant to make the individual feel better, especially when it comes to improving her mental health after experiencing abuse from men. However, female separatism will not destroy patriarchy at the core. The world will keep on being dominated by men when you keep away from them. Patriarchy is enforced by capitalism since patriarchy is needed to create babies for the system to keep on going, in which rich people exploit poor people and men exploit women as a class. Patriarchy must be destroyed at the core. This is done by educating men for them to unlearn their misogyny and keep advocating for women's rights. Get back our rights from men who are exploiting us as a class. We need to get rid of capitalism and re-order politics and economy to support women as a class

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I'm so fruatrated! My views on a religion I'm believing are very different from what most believe on that religion. I just want to forget about that religion for some time

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I'm scared if the transgender movement will reach mosques. I'm scared of men being in the same place as me and see my awrah when I do wudu. I'll feel embarrassed if a man can be in women's prayer area and see me prostrate from behind while I pray. Honestly, I'm scared

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What?! There's a site meant for supporting women and functions almost like reddit?! This is so cool! The site is created by radfems apparently. I found it while researching about women's oppressions. Tagging so other gyns can know the site too if you wanna see women supporting other women and don't subscribe to trans ideology

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Many trans people don't care about gay rights, especially those who are same sex attracted. The countries they're in could be more accepting of trans rights but those same countries neglect the rights of same sex partners, like marriage rights, adoption rights and etc. Combine that with how they use conversion therapies on gay people to be attracted towards them or else those gay people are bigoted transphobes. They say they care about gay rights cause trans community is majorly filled with "gay people", who are opposite sex attracted actually. Trans people are lying. They are majorly straight people who have delusions of being gay while not caring about gay rights as in the rights of homosexual people, who are attracted to those of the same sex and not gender identity

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I hate how so many Disney villians have hooked noses. Why are you doing this to Jewish people, Disney?

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Woah so trans people using black women to justify their trans identities is a common thing apparently. It's mainly about trans women comparing their "womanhood" with the womanhood of black women though there are cases of trans men envying the masculinity black women possess which is basically misogynoir. I realized this in radfem spaces recently. I only encountered such misogynoir trans people enacted about 2 times when I was in trans spaces though it could be because I usually associate myself to small numbers of people. I thought it was so rare with how trans people are enacting misogynoir when talking about their trans identities but I was wrong. It's a common thing with them