Female supremacy

lesbian 🌸 trans inclusive radical feminist 🌸 i like bright colors and historical fashion

[lavenderwinds-deactivated202509]

[desertmarble]

I think in retrospect one thing that will be historically notable about the 2020s is the use of online smear campaigns against powerful women. Like it’s extremely frightening. So many of them also were quite literally funded by men who were angry about “getting MeTooed” and wanted to ruin a woman’s life the same way.

[gokusclit]

liking a straight woman’s critique of a straight man’s misogynistic video and then taking back my like at the end when she tries to make a joke abt him being gay #lol we’re never getting out of here like we’re neverrrrrr getting out of here why are gay ppl driving the bus all of a sudden

[anime-to-the-t]

tamagotchi fruit & vegetable stall by toadtype

[mewvore]

you have to go outside or you will forget what women look like and before you go "this is about nerds and anime women I don't need this information" you do okay because this is about filters, AI, algorithms, Instagram, tiktoks, shorts, etc you are being given a barrage of the most statistically pleasing facial structures through a machine built to learn and return the optimal image to keep you engaged longer some women do in fact look like the goddess Aphrodite but the machine is giving you 10,000 of them in short order you were not meant to see that many you were meant to go to the walmart to get a 10 pack of hanes underwear and see a slightly tired mom with an absolute shelf for a butt and thank the heavens you were born in just the right time to live to witness her

[shadows-and-starlight]

You are the frog in the boiling pot, get out to reset

[msbanoonoonoos]

Ik its a wojak post, but it resonated with me.

[heartsl0b]

🌱 22 totoros (find em all!) 🌱

[notahorseindisguise]

everytime i see like. tumblr queers or people like that in real life and they always talk about "haha im so autistic" i think about my little brother who will probably never be able to drive a car and who has felt separated from his peers in school for his whole life. or i think about my uncle brock who cant speak and can only make noises and bang his hands together in a sensory seeking way. i think about my clients some of whom live in their own filfth and just need someone to help them . i think we've watered down autism too much and i know its a spectrum and i know a lot of people do have it but then you hear other people go like "why would you complain about having autism its a superpower!" and i think oh so youre the worst ever.

[cordycepsfem]

The Gentrification of Disability

When I was in my late 20s (early 2007 to mid 2009, maybe) I worked for the local public school district in my hometown.

[the-curated-woman]

"People hate when I talk as though there are personal benefits to identifying with these disorders, but there plainly are, or diagnoses would not decorate so many Instagram bios, would not make it onto so many scholarship applications, appear in so many gauzy celebrity profiles. In a world of repetitive scandals where white academics are caught playacting as people of color, we should be adult enough to recognize that there are perceived social and professional benefits to occupying modern identity categories.... [T]here are status games at play whenever identity is discussed."

[g1rluninterruptedd]

“before colonization, a lot of us didn’t adhere to gender binaries” but they knew what sex was. yes they may have expressed themselves differently, sure, but let’s not pretend that colonization created male and female. and as i already said, those “third genders” are literally just feminine men… that didn’t fit into “male” gender stereotypes.

[pixeljade]

Just to be clear here, if you are TME and you are fantasizing about being TMA because we're "so transgressive", stop that line of thought. TMA folks die for those transgressions, and even those of us who don't die of it are punished to the point of extreme trauma for it. You can fantasize about it because you can, from outside, view the benefits of transgression without experiencing the negative consequences of it. It is EXTREMELY offensive to be painted as "so lucky" for something which has left me afraid to exist freely. It's like if you saw me complaining about my disability and said "Wow, you're so lucky that you have a disability, I'd love for people to fawn over me!", not only are you ignoring the massive negatives, but you're assuming a positive that doesnt really exist. So fuck off

[dapperprincess]

Just to be clear here, if you are male and you are fantasizing about being a woman because we're "so transgressive", stop that line of thought. Female folks die for those transgressions, and even those of us who don't die of it are punished to the point of extreme trauma for it. You can fantasize about it because you can, from outside, view the benefits of transgression without experiencing the negative consequences of it. It is EXTREMELY offensive to be painted as "so lucky" for something which has left me afraid to exist freely. It's like if you saw me complaining about my disability and said "Wow, you're so lucky that you have a disability, I'd love for people to fawn over me!", not only are you ignoring the massive negatives, but you're assuming a positive that doesnt really exist. So fuck off

[radfemyjasdottir]

What if I said that neither of these things are normal, and both benefit the patriarchy only?

[unsentimentaltranslator]

”The argument between wives and whores is an old one; each one thinking that whatever she is, at least she is not the other.” - Andrea Dworkin

[icedoatmilkmatcha-deactivated20]

i will never support anyone that publicly bashed amber heard. i stopped supporting a lot of creators and lost a lot of friends. i refuse to ever support those creators or befriend those people again. i'll never forgive those people for how they made me feel as a dv victim fresh out of the relationship. that misogynistic hate campaign impacted real women and i do believe anybody that took part in that should feel immense shame.

[icedoatmilkmatcha-deactivated20]

i'm sorry, i'm dead serious when i say anybody that took part in this should feel immense shame for the rest of their lives and go donate to your local domestic violence shelter or campaign. the outcome of this trial caused women to pull their cases against their abusers, recant statements, stay with their abusers, question themselves and their stories. this was a devastating blow to feminism, especially after me too.

[theoretical-terf]

When we talk about "gay fetishism", the first thing most people think of is straight women fetishising gay men. They think of the obsession over heated rivalry, asking men to kiss each other in gay bars, and writing fanfiction about male characters.

But they don't think about straight men getting off to videos of lesbians getting raped. They don't think about lesbians experiencing corrective rape at the hands of straight men. And they don't think about how straight men abuse their bisexual girlfriends, how they force them into plots to trap lesbians in a threesome they never agreed to.

It speaks volumes that gay fetishism causes lesbians to be raped, yet people still focus on how gay men are made to feel uncomfortable by it.

Men feeling uncomfortable is considered the worst form of homophobia, but women being raped is barely considered at all.

[gentlekiss]

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[artfest]

[kkoffin]

It’s funny that when you address the fact that men have more physical strength than women, people act as though you’re saying women are inferior. Like do you people think gorillas are superior to humans? maybe in a boxing match, sure, but I don’t see gorillas running successful democracies and building rockets to take them to the moon.

[gender-machine-broke]

“Ohhh so you think women are just useless little fragile waifs who can’t take care of themselves and should be barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen” no. Literally no one said that either. Women have several physical advantages over men including flexibility, more dexterous hands, and better resistance to famine and disease. But in a world where everything was designed for men and their bodies and men regularly use their greater physical strength to terrorize women, pretending there are zero physical differences between the sexes is not the more feminist stance. It puts women in harm’s way

[bushpropaganda]

exactly!!! painting physical strength disparities as anti-feminist only serves to aid male violence and victimize women. you teach a woman that she's as (physically) strong as any man, and she will be woefully unprepared when she's in a situation where it's her strength against his.

if you've ever had to fight off a man, either for your safety or another woman's, you would realize how insanely strong even the most sedentary man is. in addition to natural upper body strength, they have longer arms, larger hands, and stronger grip strength—it's easier for them to grab you, and when they do, you are not getting away without fighting dirty.

it's why women's self-defense classes teach unique incapacitation methods that do not rely on upper body strength, but on weak spots, dexterity, and making use of our legs.

i want all these feminists who have an issue with this to ask a man in their lives to subdue them without holding their strength back. then i want them to try and get away. then i want them to come back to me with how it went.

now, imagine a situation where a man's full intent is to hurt you, where he is exercising the full extent of his strength in an attempt to victimize you, and ask yourself how that would go.

instead of pretending that the strength disparity doesn't exist in an effort to prove women's value, stop making physical strength a defining factor of worthiness.

[icehaus]

it’s 2026 i think it’s high time we left mind-body dualism behind us as a species. let’s go into 2027 with the full understanding that we are our bodies and that our consciousness cannot be separated from them thank you