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im a male director. im so smart. and bold and edgy. look at my movie where my female lead is a prostitute. sorry, sex worker. because having sex with men for money is work. sex work is WORK just like any job… but its also super luxurious and cool and a little sexy. look how sexy this prostitute - sorry, i mean escort, i mean sex worker is. isnt she so hot and sexy? this is a job for sexy hot women. hot, legal, middle class women who are sooo cool and soooo empowered, theyre are the real face of sex work. which is work, and just like any other job. no trafficking or exploitation of poor women or underage girls here. because its a JOB. a luxurious sexy job like any other, its WORK and a LEGITIMATE JOB and - what do you mean, OSHA regulations and PPE?

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i hate when people are like “i really understand what it’s like to be Prey… to look up into the jaws of a predator and know it’s my purpose to be Consumed…” like bitch no, prey runs away, you’re some other shit

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This is this absolute craziest take I have ever heard... In 2025, women cannot go barefaced because it invalidates trans women's existences. And because of that for some reason, Black women aren't real women; they're men!

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listening to music… and having a little coffee

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The greatest assassins fear only one thing:

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ARTISTS‼️ REMEMBER THE FUNDAMENTALS ‼️‼️‼️‼️

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this is devastating

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super interesting thing i have noticed. female manga/manhwa/ webtoon writers tend to end their stories within 100-150 chapters, often less. like, they plan the entire story out beforehand, write their chapters, and finish the story, it's complete, with a fulfilling end, few plot holes, and generally a strong overall piece of work.

the absolute vast majority of long ongoing works are by men. the one pieces, the fairy tails, the lookisms, the tower of gods. and what becomes clear is that they never properly planned out anything beyond the first few arcs, and maybe a vague ending that is forced to change the longer they continue. the plot gets more absurd as they have to up the tension, the characters become caricatures of themselves, the story just becomes generic nonsense, and the few that finally manage to reach the end are widely unsatisfying and full of plot holes.

i think because of the difficultly for women to get into this industry on a mainstream level, only the more passionate women can make it, who have a strong love for the art and their story, and therefore remain faithful to their original plan. while men are more likely to be caught up with the popularity, fame, and profit, and so are more likely to sacrifice a good story and be fearful of completing a project. and even the men who write long but shorter and more set stories still don't seem to plan properly, change things on the go, often in response to audience reception, and then write themselves into corners by the end, get sick of things, and rush to complete it, creating garbage conclusions that are widely disliked.

now that i think about it, i think it's the same with movie franchises, both created by and aimed at men. what is the female equivalent of top gun, james bond, fast and furious, the terminator, and the many other films that come out with sequel after sequel? only men and childrens movies get this treatment. it's interesting.

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The person who wrote "I supported Amber Heard when I thought she was beating Johnny Deep's ass unprovoked" should win the Nobel Prize in Literature

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I think women need to try to stop giving a shit more. I just remembered that Barbie monologue that everyone found so revolutionary... "you need to be fit but not muscular" or whatever, and many more sentiments like that. You all need to stop caring about that and grow a bit of a thicker skin and we'd finally solve these appearance related issues. Like stop going along with it it's the easiest feminist praxis in many ways. Learn to do what you want and not care so much I can't believe so much energy is put into talking about this, even on radblr

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Me lying on my CV applying to be a middling babylonian bureaucrat: Proficient at cuneiform and clay tablets,

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