Sonini Nanini

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[un-soli-cited]

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Moving forward I want to focus on myself. I want to genuinely care and show myself the love I’ve been looking for in others. I want my actions to be a reflection of the dedication I have to myself. Moving forward, I want to be me.

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[fiercebitch]

[dafancyuhinspiration]

[belmasworld]

[un-soli-cited]

✨✨✨✨There is no “gender war,” there is a long documented history of men attacking and abusing women, while women simply take it. Then there is women simply saying don’t abuse, attack, and kill us or we will simply stay away from you, and men calling it a “gender war.” How is it a war when only one group of people is being abused, attacked, and killed? Bffr ✨✨✨✨

[aachanel]

[g1rluninterruptedd]

here’s my thing: people tend to live in a lalaland where trying to rehabilitate men who commit violent crimes is gonna help them. women have been trying this for years. people have tried this before. i don’t believe in that for rapists. i’ve tried my best to see where people are coming from but rape is calculated. it’s intended to make you feel inferior. it’s intended to hurt the victim, it’s intended to traumatize the victim. when it comes to domestic violence, i don’t fucking know. i personally have seen women claim their boyfriends who used to be abusive were able to “turn themselves around” but i just don’t think we should risk these predators and abusers running around and doing heinous shit because “oh but if we work with them they’ll be good ☹️☹️☹️”. also i feel like this is sentiment is just another way to coddle and focus on men when it’s women who need this support and attention

but this is the same creator that defended that “voice memo guy” who asked for sex on the second date tho so i never expect her takes to be good

[bikinibottomfemme]

like ppl will rlly be like "transphobia affects cis women too because those female BLACKS look MANNISH and MASCULINE and MANLY and are more likely to be mistaken for MEN because they're so HUGE and MAN-LIKE" and everyone takes it seriously

baby i think ur just racist and trying to hide it under progressive language

[ceruleanheaven]

religion is so fucking funny the world is just too beautiful there must be a higher entity behind all this. lets oppress women

[dafancyuhinspiration]

[bibianmeowiw]

So much of "sex positivity" centers around women pleasing men

[dafancyuhinspiration]

[un-soli-cited]

Poses I’m hitting all 2026. We are living in a shit show

[msmonster28]

Saw a post about how female massage therapists are refusing male clients and the horror stories of sexual abuse they face. So many of the comments also shared similar experiences, but the same question kept popping up.

"Why don't they just visit massage parlours that offer sexual services?"

It's hard to wrap my head around that after hearing those experiences, the "solution" is to pawn off these sexually violent men onto an "acceptable" target.

If a man is aggressive and ignores the consent of a woman who is working in a professional setting with help nearby, what will he do with a woman who can't say no? Why are these women expected to be the shock absorbent for male sexual violence?

And clearly, it doesn't even work. Because it's the violation and entitlement to womens bodies that fuel this behaviour.

[un-soli-cited]

How many times do women forced to work in prostitution (whether that’s due to finances, pimping, or anything else) have to tell you that even with “consent”, males will find a way to abuse women in these positions. Let’s just say that a woman does “choose” to prostitute her body, become an escort, or anything that requires subjugation to a male, these women are still abused by the males that seek their services.

It’s almost like the issue isn’t that they have access to sex, the issue is that they are just abusive and dangerous people that cannot be rehabilitated or made to use “consenting prostitutes/brothels/sex based massage parlors” as a way to alleviate their dangerous behaviors. Society has a weird way of bending to the whims of predators.

[muskeww]

Somewhere in Afghanistan, a girl is old enough to remember what freedom looked like and young enough to never see it again.

She watches classrooms fill without her. Watches dreams shrink into rooms she is not allowed to leave. Watches men debate her future as though she is not sitting inside it. And perhaps the cruelest part is that none of this happened because she failed. None of this happened because she was incapable. It happened because she was born a girl.

I think about that sometimes when people say women’s rights have gone too far. Somewhere, a girl is staring out of a window at a life she is forbidden from touching. And the distance between her and freedom is not talent, effort, or ambition. It is simply the fact that the world decided her gender mattered more than her humanity.

[wifislim]

[rebelculture]