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Erotiq Femme Reloaded ~ March 3rd, 2019
Erotic Set 2 ~ Part 3
Model: Heidi Romanova
Producer: Playboy
Source: www.babesandgirls.com
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「Weekly Playboy」No.19+20 2018
“Old Joke— Fish: How about all this water!
Second Fish: What’s water?
—That’s why some women don’t recognize misogyny in America. Because we grow up swimming in it.”
- Jennifer Wright
TW for sexual assault, street harassment, threat
Lynzy Lab’s Satirical Take on These “Scary Times”
“A Scary Time” is the reaffirming song women across the country didn’t know they needed, but definitely deserved. The viral satirical tune by Lynzy Lab Stewart, a singer based in Texas, mocks the self-confessed fears and concerns from male lawmakers and public figures arising as feminists continue to demand accountability for perpetrators of sexual harassment and violence—including the president, who remarked that it’s a “scary time” for boys.
Lynzy’s song reveals the myriad ways in which it isn’t a scary time to be a man—but why it is, every single day, scary to be a woman. “I can’t walk to my car late at night while I’m on the phone,” she sings, “I can’t open up my windows when I’m home alone, I can’t go to the bar without a chaperone, I can’t wear a miniskirt if it’s the only one I own, I can’t use public transportation after 7 p.m., I can’t be brutally honest when you slide into my DMs, I can’t go to the club just to dance with my friends and I can’t ever leave my drink unattended.”
In stark contrast, she also mocks men’s collective fear not of violence, but of accountability. “It sure is a scary time for boys, gentleman band together, make some noise,” she sings. “It’s really tough when your reputation’s on the line, and any woman you’ve assaulted could turn up anytime.”
After a fit of faked confusion, Lynzy comes to her senses. “Oh, that’s—oh that’s right,” she sings. “It’s not such a scary time for boys. They’ve always had the upper hand. They’ve always had a choice.” Alongside her declaration comes a call to action.
“It’s time for women to rise up, use our collective voice,” she reminds the feminists tuning in. “The day to vote is November 6th, so let’s go make some noise.”
https://twitter.com/LynzyLab
TW for sexual assault
“Fuck this. Put your damn sons in front of the television. Tell them to never treat anybody in such a way that they would have to be in front of a panel or a courtroom making statements. Don’t put this on your daughters. Put this on the little rapists you’re raising.”
@amaditalks responding to post by Ed Krassenstein, which said:
“If you have a daughter or niece and want to show her what real courage looks like, turn on your TV right now and point to Dr. Ford. Tell this little girl never to be afraid to speak up no matter how many people don’t believe them! #
“We’ve begun to raise daughters more like sons… but few have the courage to raise our sons more like our daughters.”
- Gloria Steinem, feminist, journalist and activist
“Ladies, please feel free to flip tables and burn this fucking place down. I will happily hand you the matches. Fill the streets, be angry, the time for restraint is behind us. This election means everything. I’m sick to death of old white guys and their manufactured outrage”
- @coleyworld
IMPORTANT:
“Y'all can feel free to take the streets with us lest we be accused of having a collective period.”
- STFUSusanSarandon
“i mean if trans exclusive radical feminists don’t want to be called terfs we could just go back to calling them transphobes and stop pretending there’s anything radically feminist about their ideas.”
- Jace
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