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[lesbianp1lled]

Acktually it’s ummm TRANSPHOBIC to acknowledge the biological reality that 2 women can’t make a baby naturally 🤓

[talkthattalkttt]

I'm a lesbian who only likes vaginas, so i'll never have to worry about being pregnant.

Now, wait to see if they'll come after me and force me to say that i like penis too.

[redstatefeminist666-deactivated]

on the news this morning they were doing that "ohhh so sad, more girls are going to college than boys 😔 how do we fix this?" thing and like...this isn't even a fully formed thought, but i've noticed in a lot of male-dominated discussion spaces, there's a growing disdain for academia and office workers and an insistence that trade jobs are the only professions worth going into, along with an idea that women only complain about sexism in cushy office jobs and make no effort to get into blue-collar fields. and like, i'm not saying it's necessarily true and i haven't done research into it, but it got me wondering if there could be some correlation there, in either direction? like could the idea that book learnin' is for suckers be linked to women's growing success in education? or (more likely in my opinion) that it's the very fact that more boys are growing up thinking school is for losers that leads to them not trying in school and/or not applying to college? is it not possible that all this worry over boys' academic performance is all over nothing? and if they're right that manual labor is the wiser, more lucrative choice, what's even the problem? aren't they just being Boy Bosses, or whatever?

[talkthattalkttt]

MORE WOMEN GOING TO COLLEGE!!!!!

Some of our grandmas couldn't even learn how to read, because their fathers forbid them. We have to compensate for it and encourage every girl to study, let's make education and jobs dominated by women

[talkthattalkttt]

I was in the "actuallesbians" sub on reddit and made a comment about a lesbian who said that she couldn't have sex with a trans woman, because she really doesn't like penis, she even tried with one that got the surgery, but it was still different from a vulva.

Boom! I was banned, their reason? "Considering OP's vulva as a penis". I never talked about the OP's genitals, i don't care, because it had nothing to do with our conversation. I just talked about what someone told me and the mod called me transphobic to ban me using this lie of reasoning.

Also, not even the lesbian i was talking about was being transphobic, she just have a preference when it comes to sex, no one can force her to like penis, and this whole conversation started when someone commented about some trans women calling people like the one i mentioned as transphobics, because they don't like penis. Aren't trans women just fighting for their rights? Why someone not liking penis have to do with it? You can't force every lesbian to like penis just so you can feel accepted.