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using "what were YOU doing at the devils sacrament" to mean "yeah i made an embarrassing reference but you understood it which is also embarrassing" is very funny to me
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date a girl who is elected mayor at 18 and builds a winter sports complex called "ice town", thereby bankrupting her city
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Ok, in honor of Yellowjackets season 2, I will share the only thing I've ever made in photoshop ever
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the yellowjackets s2 soundtrack is so good whoever was in charge deserves an award
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studying ancient history will have you thinking stuff like The 18th century was basically yesterday
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Former federal employees from various organizations who were affected by the Trump administration’s mass firings share with @stephruhle on @11thhourmsnbc the significance of the work they did and their motivations for entering civil service.
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giving up on the "patriarchy hurts men too" gambit, i thought it might work when i saw laci green do it ten years ago but it has run its course and id like to start telling men that patriarchy overwhelmingly benefits them again
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It's not progressive to say "women are oppressed so they should be brutalized in films for the sake of realism". Hate to break it to you, but most men are sadistic towards women, not empathetic. The male film director who recycles the violent pornography he's consumed isn't challenging anything. He's only desensitizing an entire audience to cruelty against women.
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why is this overwhelming loneliness here and how can I get this to go away
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"I'm not a woman, I'm just a person"
Women are people, being a woman is being a person, we are not an alien or some kind of strange invention. Women are people, being a woman is being a person.
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trying to watch female-led movies in 2025 be like have u seen the one about the prostitute? what about the one with the stripper? no, no, the OTHER stripper movie? hm well if that's not your thing how about the one with the baby prostitute in the body of a woman? what abo-
#watching the sag awards last night#the movies nominated for best actress are about an aging stripper/dancer a young prostitute a woman who undergoes body horror to look young#and a man who calls himself a woman#the only somewhat strong and uplifting depiction of womanhood was Cynthia erivo in wicked#who does experience discrimination but at least does not experience gendered violence
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JD Vance: my advice to young men, don't let our culture tell you you're a bad person bc you like to make jokes or have a beer with your friends.
Imagine if women were uplifted like this. Just imagine. Imagine if we had a female vice president reassuring women "you are not a bad person ever:) just relax:) feel free to make whatever jokes you want:)" why can't WE have that. Why can't we ever be reassured and comforted. Why can't we be babied like that. like....society would never fucking be that cool with women. The messaging we get is always "you're a bad person, you're not good enough, etc". If anyone needs to be told and reassured they're good people, it's WOMEN.
But I'm saying like....imagine living in a society that was that chill towards you. How confident and good you would feel. Once again, it's no wonder men walk around like they think they're the shit. No wonder men have so much self confidence.
It's like women always have to be the strong ones, the responsible ones, we can't have society be chill with us if we wanted to tell jokes about men. Society never encourages that kind of carefree attitude with women ever. Women are never encouraged to have fun like that. We are never spoken to like that. It's only men. I can't even imagine women getting told it's ok to joke about men by a vice president.
Women are expected to be so strong, yet while showing this stoism and strength we told we are weak. We arent encouraged to ever have fun or be carefree. Men have such a strong culture of leisure and pleasure. Women have a culture of work, work, work, and handle mens sexist jokes with a straight face or else we are bad people. Make one mistake and we are bad people. And even if we follow the rules we aren't good enough.
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