#inequal

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Unequigender Pride Flag

Unequigender: a term for multigender individuals whose genders are all in unequal amounts.

For example, being 10% male, 40% neutrois, and 50% female; or 100% xenogender, 120% maverique.

Not to be confused with inequigender (gender inequation). It's the counterpart of equigender.

[hgphbc-blog]

Some heavy Black work to start off with in Stockholm..! Did this to myself with Kind help of @libertinepoke ! #blackwork #tattoo #inequal #symbol #heavyblackwork #selftattoo #hagiophobic #hgphbc #stockholm

[kmccarthyafs-blog]

Check out my 2nd Thought Paper. This one focuses on the impact that the media has on society today. I really enjoyed this paper because it really shows how the media is one of the main causes of society’s ills. People are obsessed and lost in technology that the media consumes their intelligence and makes them believe anything. The media continues to contribute to the maintenance of inequalities. 

[knockingnews-blog]

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[kitty-kat-14-fangirl]

Seriously though I'll never get over the inequality that men's jackets have inside pockets and women's jackets don't.  I mean seriously I need somewhere for my sonic screwdriver.  Or my pocket magnifying glass.  Or my wand or my fake FBI badge.

[corvid-of-wren-fell]

Feminism on Tumblr

I've seen a lot of things wrong with tumblr feminists. But I've also seen a lot of right. I identify with the people who want to fix gender inequality, even the things that I know other feminists shy away from. 

Some of those topics include, but are not limited to:

The Draft system (preferably ending it but adding woman to it if an end can not be made)

The expectation that men pay for dates (I have a belief that whoever asks should pay but that's just me. Since I don't have income, I usually cook)

Ending the idea that men are not good fathers/care givers or that they are in some way inferior to women

The end to unecessarily gendered items (what the hell is a men's Qtip? or men's toothpaste?)

Inequality in divorce and custody hearings (men are actually more likely to get full custody if they ask, but most don't know this, so even it out, more situational, etc)

Again, this isn't it.

Now, if I believe in full equality, no benefits or privileges for either gender, why do I call myself a feminist?

That is simple. It is because I consider these tasks a continuation of the feminist movement. That it has grown and evolved. I keep the title of feminist out of respect for the original feminists, I keep it as a reminder of where we have come from and an inspirations. I keep the title to keep myself humble and to remind myself that it isn't about me. I don't want my name in the draft system. But neither do my brothers. I don't want their names in there. But if the draft system must exist, then why should my brothers be put in and not me? Is my life worth more than theirs? No. It isn't. Period, the end.

So why am I talking about this?

Because I cannot sit around and complain about inaccuracies and injustices within the feminist movement and not do anything about it. So, from now on, I will try to post at least one thing a week discussing my thoughts and ideas in feminism. I will leave them completely open to comments and discussions. In fact, I encourage it. I want to hear other people's ideas. I want to find the problems, get the facts, talk to people who have experienced or are experiencing the problems and find a way to work for the better of our society. I can't do it all by myself. 

With that in mind, I would like to ask my fellow citizens of the world for help in this task. What have you experienced? What are your ideas? Do you hate feminism? Do you love it? What is your definition? What have you had to work against, if anything? What questions do you have? Concerns?

Will you help me?

[tud11997]

The baby's outta the cradle

So I was thinking today about how girls/women who have unplanned pregnancy are much more disadvantaged than the fathers. There are several reasons. One being the woman is almost always placed in a position where the say about what happens to the baby is put in her hands;which could be seen as a good thing, but it ultimately shows that SHE is going to be primarily responsible for the child. Then the woman physically shows her pregnancy to everyone around her; which can be very difficult depending on your circumstances, whereas no one knows who the father is unless he tells you. PLUS fathers easily can dip out of the situation where mothers it is much more difficult to do. Lastly if the mother does decide to abort the baby they most likely deal with all of the emotional/psychological issues such as PTSD which can severely alter their life. Anyways that is my rant about unfairness....i guess... BLAAHH