#antifemenist

[thesashascarr]

Want To Trigger the “anti-SJW” Types?

The uncultured “egalitarians”, the MRA swine, the anti-Feminist cowards, the western chauvinist degenerates, and other ain’t shit “anti’-SJWs are the easiest internet “personalities” to trigger.

Wanna do it? Tell the truth.

[antiwhiplash]

To all the men (and women) who

a) don’t take rejection personally

and

b) don’t make the person rejecting you feel uncomfortable by asking them why and getting butthurt...

We see you and we salute you. You guys are the real MVPs.

[sorenni]

“feminism is about equality” they said

“we’ll fight for men’s issues too” they said

disgusting.

[whoateallthebiscuits]

[revolian-honour]

Very friendly reminder that in the 1950’s it was seen as normal for straight women to have short hair, and cutting your hair short wasn’t seen as something done to repel men.

Nowadays, cutting your hair short would be seen as controversial if you’re straight, and even as some sort of “political statement”.

When did this become abnormal??

[shookfem]

when I read this I actually laughed out loud. It really never occurred to me the VAST amount of celebrities and “influencers” who advocate about mental health issues and are very open about theirs but they will not hesitate a SECOND to call someone out on social media and tear them to shreds for a mistake they made (aka being human), even if they don’t know the full story (Cough cough Jeffree Star cough cough). even non celebrities and average people love to jump on the “canceled culture bandwagon” and completely rip someone apart over the internet despite knowing what really happened, if what was said was really true, and what mental state the person is really in. cancel culture is not helping our overall mental health whatsoever. not all symptoms of mental illness are as ordinary and as obvious as you would think. you wouldn’t make fun of your friend for their triggers, so why would you call a some random person of celebrity disgusting for admitting they haven’t had the energy to shower for a week? think about what youre saying before you post, you don’t know what kind of effect it will have on not just you or the person it’s targeted towards, but the people who read it and take it as an example.

if you’re from explore, I’m @shookfem !!! give me a follow if you’d like! thanks!

[professorforeskin]

DONT! INSTIGATE! IF! YOURE! WHITE! IT! PUTS! BLACK! LIVES! IN! DANGER!

[thefeministphysicist19]

It took 30 years for the Polytechnique massacre to be officially recognized as anti-feminist

Today marks 30 years since the shooting that killed 14 women at the École polytechnique in Montreal. The shooter purposefully targeted them and said in his suicide note that he hates feminists. And yet, no one referred to it as an anti-feminist move. It was a “tragedy”, an “unfortunate event”, an “isolated act”. I’ve been seeing a lot of articles about this in the past week because an activist group finally convinced the city to change the plaque at the “place du 6-décembre-1989” to include the word anti-feminist.

[Translation of the text on the sign: This place was named in memory of the 14 women killed in the anti-feminist attack at the École polytechnique on December 6, 1989. It serves as a reminder of the fundamental values of respect and equality and condemns all forms of violence against women. ]

While it’s great that it’s finally been recognized... it’s been 30 years. We’ve just now begun to use the right words. It seems so obvious to me, and it’s the first I’ve heard of the act not being generally acknowledged as anti-feminist (but then again, I wasn’t even born when it happened). Still, it’s so little, so late. Women are still a minority in STEM fields and they face additional obstacles. Anti-feminist hate is still rampant. The fight is far from over. I think it’s disrespectful to the victims that it took us so long as a society to just recognize the true reason they died. I think honoring their memory involves making a change for the better and the time for that is now.

[argueably-pretty-rad]

My Opinion: Feminism

Now, before anyone takes a good hard look at this post, know that I am a girl. I am not speaking about people I don't understand. If you take offense to this, that's perfectly fine; block me and leave my page forever, I really don't care. I'm just voicing my thoughts in a nonviolent way, and don't need any negative feedback. With that said, read if you'd like.

I got the idea to make this post when I watched a YouTube video a little while ago. Many have probably seen it as it came out back in 2016. I'd watched the video before, but seeing it again made me so mad that I just had to talk about it. It's called "36 Stupid Feminist Questions Answered," and it's by the user Dr Shaym. If you haven't seen it already, I suggest you do so now.

Now, I already hate BuzzFeed with a burning passion, but this is their worst video yet. They really give feminists such a bad name. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not a feminist. In fact, I used to hate feminists, mainly because people like the women in the video are the ones who get talked about the most. Now they are truly feminists. They seem to want nothing more than to be above men. They generalize constantly, looking at a few bad people that happen to have dicks, and decide that everybody that ever had a dick except maybe their dad or a gay best friend is a shitface. All men are assholes, men think they're so much better than us, my boyfriend doesn't understand me, blah blah blah.

No, I consider myself to be a gender equalist. Anybody can do anything, whether that's good or bad. A girl can beat the shit out of a guy and force him to have sex with her, just the same as a guy can be understanding of women and love rom-coms. You've gotta understand that, while it may not be as likely, things go both ways.

Let me bring up a scenario that shows how many holes and contradictions are in those feminists' questions in the video. A few of the sexist questions these women brought up were along the lines of:

Why do men feel like they can't show their emotions?

Why do you feel the need to prove your masculinity to women?

Why are women seen as the weaker sex?

Why is it your first instinct to doubt women who claim to have been raped?

Now, before I build this scenario, let me bring up a great point that Dr Shaym brought up:

"Men are socially conditioned from the day we learn to talk to not express our feelings. We are brought up constantly being told to man up and that boys don't cry. We don't have the privilege of showing our emotions because if we do, it is seen as a sign of weakness. To put it simply, us men are programmed to believe our own feelings are invalid, and so we hide them and we lie about them. We are raised to expect that if we tell you our feelings, you will shoot them down. You will tell us we're wrong for feeling the way we do, and even if you don't, we still don't want to tell you our feelings because we fear you will use them against us."

Now imagine this: You, as a boy, are forced to do something sexual with a girl you don't want to be with. You cry about it, as anyone would, alone and afraid. When you try to tell someone, perhaps your best friend, you're laughed at. "Dude, how did you let a girl pin you down? How weak can you be?" You, believing you should conform with your friends like every other person, decide to "man up" and swallow all of your feelings. The girl, seeing that she hasn't suffered any repercussions, goes after you again. You, being scared and frustrated, attempt to push her off. When she doesn't relent, you have no choice but to use self defense. She's angry and has a bruise on her face, and now has very good evidence that you have raped her and hit her in the process. She accuses you as such, and you are sent to prison. Your friends and family are disgusted, no one believes you, you have charges for things you never did. Your rapist roams free, likely doing the same to other men. You cry, as anyone would when their life is ruined.

Now tell me what you've learned from this scenario, because we all know for a fact that the women in that video would've supported the rapist without question. No one questioned that this girl might've done wrong. There was evidence, but no one tried to rearrange the story to fit it properly. This scenario, or something very similar to it, has likely happened already. If it hasn't, then it surely will soon.

The next order of business is one of the most popular things I've heard come out of a feminist's mouth, and every time I hear it I absolutely want to strangle whoever said it: WhY Do MEn tHinK ThEy'RE tHe StRoNGeR GeNDeR?

Because lady, whether you like it or not, men scientifically are proven to be stronger than women. Please take a good hard look at these statistics and educate yourself.

In case you didn't have common sense like the feminists in the video, muscle is what gives you strength. There are obviously exceptions, but ON AVERAGE, men are stronger than women, and that goes for every section on that table.

Onto the very much talked about wages gap. As mentioned in the video, it's not as though the gap doesn't exist. The thing is though, it's technically woman's fault it exists. Allow me the bring up another very valid quote from Dr Shaym:

"The observed wage Gap is based on comparing the average income of men to the average income of women without considering any variables. Sometimes when the wage Gap is brought up they add in that women get paid less for the same jobs, but that's horseshit. Asking why women get paid less than men is like asking why why men are more likely to die in the workplace than women: it's because men and women tend to work different jobs, and just like some jobs are more dangerous than others, some jobs pay more than others, and since men tend to work higher-paying jobs, such as those in STEM fields, men tend to make more money. And even when you are comparing men and women working the same jobs, there are things which factor into why men get paid more such as the fact that men are more likely to work overtime, are more likely to ask for raises or promotions, are less likely to take time off, are more competitive, are more likely to take risks, prioritize earnings more than women, retire at a later age, and all these other things which studies have found."

Dr Shaym goes on to make more reasonable points as to why the wage gap exists, but this excerpt from the video is more than enough to prove that this point that many feminists bring up is unreasonable and uneducated.

Final thoughts: I'm all for equal rights and such, but the way feminists antagonize men is not okay, and I wanted to voice that. I know this is a pretty controversial rant for a first post, but I just wrote what came to me.

Anyway, I'm pretty positive you can gauge my views on feminism by now, and I think I've done well enough for the post. I highly recommend watching Dr Shaym's video, and thank you for reading if you've gotten this far. I mean no harm in this post, and only wish to state an opinion.

[im-the-princess-now]

Bc I'm not a punk ass

@realwomenarewomen how can I see your post or respond if you block me? Lol but go off i guess.

My point hasn't changed. Dragging or going after women who enjoy being girly and following gender roles is just as fucky as telling someone they have no choice but to follow gender roles. I used to not like wearing dresses and being girly but now it's one of my favorite pastimes. My goal in life is to go out there become a nurse and then a stay at home mom before going back to nursing. Does this make me less of a person for it? Am I stuck under this mysterious patriarchy? Like, chill out an dlet people love what they love.

[silver-gold-copper]

I was on my way home, on the bus and I saw a man walking towards a now empty seat, like any person would do. He was right next to the seat and this woman came almost running from the back of the bus and took the seat before him. He stared at her and told her he was going to seat there, she ignored him so he walked to the back, annoyed of course. I was so mad I had to give him my seat, I was almost going to get off anyways. I just couldn't take it, they were both adults, no elders, not pregnant, nothing, no one had any privilege, but still what was she thinking? Did she think she had priority because she was a woman? You fucking want equality, men also fucking deserve equality. Had to get it off my chest

[antiwhiplash]

I just love sitting here at a driveway movie with my super normie PC friends as they say things like

- “My brother thinks reverse racism is real”

- “Racism doesn’t exist if someone doesn’t have power over you”

And I’m over here in my chair, eating my popcorn, and I say

“I’m just gonna keep my mouth shut.”

Reblog this post to end suburban normie white girl bullshit

[sorenni]

FeMiNiSm iS fOr eQuALitY

[memeybunnygirl]

Just to Be Clear

I am:

Pro-Man, obviously

Pro-Women, obviously

Pro-Trans, obviously

Pro-LGBT (even if there are times where I just don't understand some very particular things, I respect other people's choices, and let them do them, and I will speak up for their right to do so)

Anti-Racist, obviously

Anti-MAP, FUCKING obviously

Pro-Choice (for everyone, but I wouldn't personally do it)

Pro-Sex Worker (I honestly feel that if it was legal, and not socially stigmatized, and regulated like any other job, then most, if not all, of the problems and dangers of profession would disappear. There's nothing wrong with having sex for money (or do whatever else for money), as long as its really your choice to do so)

Pro-Vaxx, obviously (FUCKING VACCINATE)

Pro-Gun

Pro-Gun Regulation

Pro-Free Speech (all speech, even speech I disagree with or hate. I'll blast someone for saying something idiotic or horrible, but I would never want their right to say those things taken away), obviously

Not a Feminist (borderline anti-feminist actually. But specifically third wave. The first and second were obviously needed)

I am a Left Leaning Egalitarian Centrist.

[cometatroll13]

[bae93-18]