#all women

[anarchist-bean]

All of this being said, I’ve seen a steady rise in femcel behavior and women going as far as identifying as such - which is just as concerning as men who identify as incels.

Something to think about: https://thequeerrevolutionary.substack.com/p/the-rise-of-femcel-culture

Unpopular Opinion:

If it’s “all men,” then it’s “all women too.”

I find it inherently problematic that cis women are often in a place of privilege when they are the abuser. When male or queer victims report abuse - they’re often ignored, dismissed, and ridiculed.

As a person myself that has lived experiences from both perspectives (I’m nonbinary & intersex), I encourage everyone to stop engaging in black and white thinking. We must STOP talking and thinking in binaries.

I’ve been abused by just as many women in my life as I have men. The difference being how they abused me and how they were able to conceal it.

It is much easier for cis women to attempt to deny, attack, and reverse the roles of victim and offender (DARVO) a situation in which they were originally the abuser, because we live in a society that gives deference to cis women on the belief that they’re weaker than the opposite sex.

I’m not saying all of this lightly, I’m speaking from having personal experience with being abused by a variety of genders/sexes, it’s not only one specific gender or sex that can cause harm or be abusive.

Abuse has no set sex or gender.

[a-sleeepy-angel]

Fuck, I love women ✨

[malkahpariyz]

It’s True.

That men and society have purposely oppressed women because they know how powerful we truly are. They know that God has equipped us with much more than they have. With the intelligence, innate intuition, spiritual knowledge, heightened consciousness & vibration, and so much more that women possess in excess… it is no wonder why we have been a large enough threat to be the main target of oppression…

And some have even justified their actions against women in the most unscrupulous ways (i.e. misinterpreting the Bible and scripture to falsely back their dispositions)…. if you actually read the Bible, for what it actually says about women… you will realize how even God thought us extremely precious beings. So much that He has said, “it is not good for a man to be alone” but NEVER said that it was not good for a woman to be alone. We were sent to earth for the very purpose that MEN CANNOT OPERATE, DO, BE, OR EXIST CORRECTLY WITHOUT US.

Especially the black or “colored” women (anyone with a large percentage of African blood or the “Eve” gene prominent in their lineage). We possess so much that others do not. It is the truth. And it is known. And it is the reason we are the most oppressed beings on earth far more so than our male counterparts. Whether people can see it or not.

The black woman is THE MOST oppressed, undervalued, unprotected, abused, neglected, disrespected, underpaid, exploited, shunned, devalued, defaced, abandoned, ignored, overlooked, discredited, disenfranchised, and belittled people on the entire face of the earth.

And it MUST stop. If the future we face will ever be bright.

When are they going to let us be who we are meant to be? When are they going to let us reveal the greatness inside ourselves?

The only women who aren’t GREAT are the ones who have been CONVINCED that they are not.

Don’t let it be you sis. Remember what you possess in abundance, the greatness to lead nations! And do not let these evils convince you of otherwise. It is literally EVIL, to try to convince someone that they are less than who they truly are. It’s called devaluation. The root word of devaluation is: devil….

Men have run the world forever… and look what they have done with it… don’t you all think it’s time for a change? Or do you wish to see it all go down in flames?

The more society oppresses women, the worse this earth will continue to become.

I want to leave you with this:

The video below is a video of the women of an Ashanti African tribe, I am descendent from these women. My father’s grandfather is 100% Ashanti African. They sing a song of a Ashanti female general and leader that led a rebellion against colonialism in modern day Ghana. Her name was Yaa Asantewa.

This is a video and an excerpt on her:

- The Modest Blog | Paris Dior

[ewwarrior]

UR "Not all men, you're right, my pedro pascal wouldn't do that" or whoever, PISSES ME OFF.

And then, a victim appears, and you don't believe them, bc of some parasocial relationship with a man you don't know - i'm not saying pedro is an abuser, but he could be.

You use some incel statement and agree with it, for a man. My fucking god, you're already sexually harassing Pedro Pascal and know for your comic effect, you side with incels in a hurting way for every fucking one.

Pedro is a sweetheart, but you guys have this " Depp is hot and cute the ppl arez lying he wouldn't do that" even tho he's proved violent man, so obviously i don't trust no one to make that kind of "humor" bc we know what side you take when someone comes forward.

We can love Pedro without this non sense ! I love him, he's a kind man, a sweet soul, but the thing we don't really know him and we can't pretend that this man his perfection and would never hurt a fly; we don't know him.

[the-heartbreak-prince]

I love women so much. I love loud annoying women, I love bossy women, I love ugly women, I love fat women, I love black women, I love lesbian women, I love angry feminist women, I love man hating women, I love women that men hate.

[officialzepresentation]

the bolter as media characters

maddie buckley

emily prentiss

sirius black

jules vaughn

gwen stacy (atsv)

fiona gallagher

charlie bradbury

[too-tmi-too-handle]

can we talk about women's 200m podium

all girl crushes right HERE BABY

also not julien alfred winning two medals for st lucia for the first time ever MY DAD WAS BORN IN ST LUCIA THIS IS LIKE GROUNDBREAKING

[ohdearlordspencerreid]

I think my lock screens speak to my bisexual panic rather well 😅😅

Credit to @skeleton-squid-boy and @togetherlikepeanutbutterandjelly ❤️❤️

Also honourable mention to @lockwme for proving I don't have a single originally thought 😅 this exact sentence is in my tinder bio..

[letterboxd-loggd]

The Maltese Falcon (1931) Roy Del Ruth

April 6th 2024

[iftadwascool]

i love women

[zahra-rose]

Love letter to my exes.

“How can I forget about you when there’s trash in every street?”

[she-ra-ra-skirt]

I'm not quite sure how, but I follow a blog of red head women who are scantily clad. Yes, I do love seeing a scantily clad red head woman, but something keeps happening that gets my attention.

I'm from the UK, so our beauty standards are different, but the Red Heads blog is obviously American and many of the women are beautiful.

But, now I need to get the wording exactly right here, they all appear to be teenagers who have not physically matured yet. Yes, I'm bi, so I enjoy women as much as men, but it feels wrong to me in so many ways, to be looking at scantily clad teenagers, there for my sexual enjoyment.

They are generally very skinny and have to pose in a very odd way to make their tits look big and their arse look big whilst the rest of them is young and skinny and it almost hurts me as a woman.

It seems that American beauty standards are demanding that women look like young girls who haven't physically matured yet, and for a lot of women, this means starving themselves and dressing like a teenager and my heart breaks for them.

The beauty for me lies in all the variety of the human body and how it is never identical and how it can be so expressive. I don't want to see women starving themselves to look identical, the Victoria Secret's models are excellent examples. I want to see women flourish as real women.

And this is what a huge chunk of feminism is about, for me, in the UK and it should be universal.

Stop giving young girls a physically immature, lacking body hair, super slender, identikit look as the ideal as it's such a damaging look. We should be celebrated in all our glory and not forced to conform to an actually creepy aesthetic that removes all individuality, and actually strength from the woman.

[sparkleplatypuswriter]

Thank you for the tag @gordopickett and @moocowmoocow :) Ok, well this was tricky because what does shuffle mean in the age of Spotify? I went to my liked songs and hit shuffle, which I suppose suffices... 1. boygenius - stay down

2. San Andreas Fault - Amelia Curran (some serious CanCon that folks should listen to; seriously, this song makes me sob)

3. Elenora - Laura Stevenson

4. Pink Champagne - Kathleen Edwards (more CanCon that is beautiful)

5. For Sure - Carly Rae Jepsen

6. My Old Man - Joni Mitchell (again with the CanCon but people know this one ;) )

7. Pour toi - Arianne Moffat (repping the Québecoise pop)

8. Back in my body - Maggie Rogers (deeply, deeply obsessed with her)

9. You missed my heart - Phoebe Bridgers

10. The end of love - Florence and the Machine (GAH. THIS SONG. I forgot, I used to just listen to it during the dark days of the pandemic and cry).

[cherryluvss]

Do you have a type?

Women! All women!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[romantasyreader28]

It’s not all men, but it’s all women.