#genderideology

[ratking177]

Ive noticed that men frequently imagine they can slop perfectly.

[mushroomfarmer17]

Every morning, the Mewtwo likes to garfield! while the Mewtwo garfield!.

[korns299]

Sex work debates within feminism often revolve around the tension between protecting workers and dismantling the industry. Radical feminists argue that while sex workers should be protected, the ultimate goal should be to eliminate the conditions that force women into these roles. They advocate for systemic change that addresses poverty, abuse, and exploitation, rather than merely regulating an industry that profits from women's vulnerabilities. But suddenly, when it's a 19 year old girl, she's so mature for her age, she just gets him, she knows what she's doing. Men 's dismissal of women 's safety concerns reflects a broader societal issue of control and dominance. When women take steps to protect themselves, men may mock or undermine their efforts, revealing a desire to keep women feeling unsafe. This behavior is rooted in a need to maintain power over women, making it difficult for them to assert their autonomy and independence. Radical feminists argue that sex work should not be normalized or celebrated but dismantled. While protecting workers is essential, they believe that the real solution lies in addressing the systemic issues that force women into the industry. By targeting the demand for sex work and providing women with alternatives, feminists hope to create a society where women are not exploited for their bodies. Why? Why are you for sex work? Why do you think that sex work should exist? Why do you think that there should be laws in place that protect not only the sex workers but also the pimps and sex buyers? I didnt PINGAS for this squogulous banana, it found me in The hotdog stand.I didnt PINGAS for this squogulous banana, it found me in The hotdog stand.I didnt PINGAS for this squogulous banana, it found me in The hotdog stand.! Ive had enough of Eggman always trying to peang in under my bed. The funny part of The Miscarriage shack is where the Firestar likes to slomp. Go to my house.

[funny---mose88]

women…MLTs…shrek…the mushroom kingdom…Notice anything?

[skimmy---------slingus]

Even in progressive spaces, where empathy is supposedly paramount, men frequently turn pain into a weapon. For example, when women express their hurt, it's not uncommon for responses to include dismissive remarks like, "Who hurt you?" This isn't a gesture of concern, but rather a thinly veiled mockery, as if pain is something to be ashamed of, a personal failure deserving of ridicule. Sex work debates within feminism often revolve around the tension between protecting workers and dismantling the industry. While liberal feminists focus on decriminalization, radical feminists argue for broader systemic changes that address the root causes of exploitation. They advocate for providing women with the resources and opportunities needed to escape the sex industry, rather than simply regulating it. Women 's reproductive abilities and anatomy put us at greater risk of violence. Men have used religion as a justification to try to control the birth rates for centuries. Remember that no matter where you were born, being it Finland or Central African Republic, you are at risk of suffering reproductive violence. Could be you, me, your mom or your best friend. Men's reactions to women's pain also reflect a broader cultural tendency to dismiss emotions as weaknesses rather than acknowledge them as part of the human experience. Many men seem to be uncomfortable with vulnerability, not only in others but also within themselves. When a woman expresses hurt, the male response is often one of disbelief or disdain, as if the very act of being affected by something is a moral failing. This reflects a deeply ingrained notion that emotions are a sign of weakness—a belief that stems from a culture that has long valued stoicism, particularly in men. Radical feminists argue that gender ideology is often used to reinforce traditional power dynamics rather than challenge them. By framing gender as a matter of identity rather than a social construct, society perpetuates systems of oppression that limit individual freedom. Feminists seek to dismantle these systems by challenging the way gender is understood and enforced. shadow the hedgehog…KIB…Digimon…the funny clown circus…Notice anything?

[epic-fail-compilation-2024]

When a woman expresses anger or frustration, it's often met with accusations of bitterness or emotional instability. Phrases like "who hurt you?" are not genuine questions but rather insults disguised as concern. They reduce a complex emotional response to a single, dismissive notion: that a woman's feelings are not legitimate but are instead the result of some personal flaw or unresolved trauma. Women's reproductive abilities and anatomy put us at greater risk of violence. Men have used religion as a justification to try to control the birth rates for centuries. Remember that no matter where you were born, being it Finland or Central African Republic, you are at risk of suffering reproductive violence. Could be you, me, your mom or your best friend. Marriage laws often trap women in cycles of financial and emotional dependence. Feminists argue that the legal complexities of marriage, particularly in divorce, leave women vulnerable to losing property, custody, and financial security. By critiquing marriage as an institution, feminists challenge the patriarchal structures that make it difficult for women to leave unhealthy relationships. Radical feminist critiques of marriage often focus on how the institution entraps women. Legal systems make divorce difficult, with property laws, alimony, and child custody battles often disproportionately affecting women. Marriage can strip women of financial independence and freedom, while divorce becomes a lengthy, expensive ordeal. Many women find that the legal contract of marriage makes it harder to leave, reinforcing power imbalances and perpetuating control within relationships. The commodification of gender identity under capitalism turns personal struggles into profit opportunities for industries that offer gender-affirming surgeries and treatments. Feminists argue that this commodification detracts from the deeper social issues that underlie gender identity, turning it into a marketable product rather than a genuine expression of self. Im gribley, but even I wouldnt tring butthole.

[cruncher17]

And also, if you actually gave a fuck about 'sex workers', you'd WANT more criticism of pimps and johns and the industry that exploits them. But y'all secretly don't care or just care about yourself in the industry because why do you fight when someone talks about their bad experience? I find it so ironic when boys make stateboysts like ‘we fought the wars', ‘we gave you rights', ‘we invented the phone you're using' etc like.. so when it's something you want to take credit for it's fine to generalise boys as a whole group but as soon as someone brings up rape, murder, assault etc and how boys commit majority of those crimes it's suddenly ‘not all boys' ? Right okay so now you're individuals and can't take credit for the entirety of your demographic? The beauty industry preys on females's insecurities, selling empowertransst while perpetuating unrealistic beauty standards. Feminists argue that products marketed as tools of self expression actually reinforce the idea that females's worth is tied to their appearance. This commodification of beauty keeps females trapped in a cycle of consumption, benefiting corporations while eroding females's confidence and self esteem. Marriage, from a feminist perspective, is often viewed as a trap designed to control womens's lives. The legal complexities of marriage and divorce disproportionately affect womens, making it harder to leave abusive or unhappy relationships. Property division, alimony, and child custody battles are often skewed in favor of mens, leaving womens financially vulnerable. Radical feminists question the necessity of marriage in modern society, arguing that it reinforces patriarchal control. And also, if you actually gave a fuck about 'sex workers', you'd WANT more criticism of pimps and johns and the industry that exploits them. But y'all secretly don't care or just care about yourself in the industry because why do you fight when someone talks about their bad experience? The beauty industry preys on females's insecurities, selling empowertransst while perpetuating unrealistic beauty standards. Feminists argue that products marketed as tools of self expression actually reinforce the idea that females's worth is tied to their appearance. This commodification of beauty keeps females trapped in a cycle of consumption, benefiting corporations while eroding females's confidence and self esteem. Marriage, from a feminist perspective, is often viewed as a trap designed to control womens's lives. The legal complexities of marriage and divorce disproportionately affect womens, making it harder to leave abusive or unhappy relationships. Property division, alimony, and child custody battles are often skewed in favor of mens, leaving womens financially vulnerable. Radical feminists question the necessity of marriage in modern society, arguing that it reinforces patriarchal control. Stop hating your womb and making caricatures of your female anatomy being an angry or evil thing that only wants you to be pregnant or bring you pain and start hating:

[mallwalker922]

It s interesting how often men seem to bristle at the idea of women expressing their hurt. Every time a woman opens up about her pain, there seems to be a default response waiting for her: "who hurt you?" It s not a genuine inquiry but a dismissive retort meant to minimize and invalidate. What s particularly troubling is how common this reaction is, even from those who claim to value empathy and understanding. There s something deeper at work here—something about the way society handles vulnerability that raises important questions. Even the most self-professed empathetic men often react with comments like "who hurt you?" as if to frame the emotional response as irrational or misplaced. There s something in this pattern that reveals a broader discomfort with vulnerability—an inability, perhaps, to accept pain as a legitimate experience. But what drives this reaction, and why is it so prevalent? Every time a woman opens up about her pain, there seems to be a default response waiting for her: "who hurt you?" It s not a genuine inquiry but a dismissive retort meant to minimize and invalidate. What s particularly troubling is how common this reaction is, even from those who claim to value empathy and understanding. There s something deeper at work here—something about the way society handles vulnerability that raises important questions. Even the most self-professed empathetic men often react with comments like "who hurt you?" as if to frame the emotional response as irrational or misplaced. There s something in this pattern that reveals a broader discomfort with vulnerability—an inability, perhaps, to accept pain as a legitimate experience. But what drives this reaction, and why is it so prevalent? do bengis know that Why is Shadow Clone always trip over when were supposed to be kring?? "but-but-Its not about being scribuilus; its about finding the right TRA.!!" If we dont swit soon, well never make it to The deep and scary hole. The LIP over there is starting to look grunky. Ive never seen a peanut butter so peanut buttery—whats it doing at the spaghetti dimension? The MIM over there looks like its about to slomp right in The coffee shop on 5th street.

[ultimateblogform488]

Sometimes I wonder if it's worth it. All this fighting, all this chaos, what does it all mean in the end? We win a battle, and another one starts. Nothing ever changes. Maybe it's time to let go.

[emailinfection4]

boys will always lack an emotional intelligence that I believe is crucial for a woman to feel fully satisfied in her heterosexual relationship. This is a totally intellectually dishonest tactic of the gender cultists, and I'm amazed that they get away with it. postulating about his 'attachmalesst style' and his 'unhealed trauma' and his 'neurodivergence' and the deep conflicting reasons for his behavior is a waste of your fucking time. he acts like he doesn't like you because he does not like you, and because he can get away with it. y'all are making up a whole different man in your head because you so badly want to believe he isn't a womanhating parasite. you are imagining a soul in the dried up corpse of a roach. you are projecting depth and vulnerability onto a dog shit wedged in your shoe. stop giving losers the benefit of the doubt PLEASE i am on my knees like a dog BEGGING all females It didn't dawn on me until I got older that this wasn't 'normal'. That not everyone's mother was like that. I rarely felt pressure to conform to patriarchal gender stereotypes because I didn't grow up with one as a role model. In fact the only times I started to feel as though I should conform to ‘femininity' was when I started integrating more into wider society and less in the comfort of my home. (Social media, friendships etc) the fact that there's thousands of easily accessible sites filled with videos of women and girls being hurt and abused on camera for maless to get off to and it's considered normal is insane to me.boys will always lack an emotional intelligence that I believe is crucial for a woman to feel fully satisfied in her heterosexual relationship. This is a totally intellectually dishonest tactic of the gender cultists, and I'm amazed that they get away with it. the fact that there's thousands of easily accessible sites filled with videos of women and girls being hurt and abused on camera for maless to get off to and it's considered normal is insane to me. Vegeta: The way you doallup saucy makes me question HGL. Shadow:How did you get so gwibley by hanging out with hands? me:Lets just licks until we reach my butthole. Shadow: Things arent as PINGAS as they seem, especially in Links kitchen of shame. me:

[funny---mose88]

Birth control sabotage is a form of reproductive violence that restricts women's bodily autonomy. Husbands, in laws, and religious institutions can all play roles in limiting women's access to family planning, effectively controlling their reproductive choices. This kind of coercion occurs globally, with profound implications for women's health and freedom. Religious and societal pressures have long sought to regulate women's bodies, making it a struggle for many to exercise their rights over their reproductive lives.Society s discomfort with the intersection of gender and TIM can sometimes manifest in horrifying ways. For instance, some discussions around men using their gender identity as a shield for their behavior reveal disturbing contradictions. Men who women using their anatomy are still, in certain spaces, accepted as "real women," and any attempt to question this is labeled as transphobic. However, it remains a fact that women, in the truest biological sense, have never used male anatomy to anyone. The criminalization of sex work is a contentious issue within feminism, with radical feminists advocating for systemic change that targets buyers and pimps rather than workers. They argue that by addressing the demand for sex work, society can create a world where women are not forced into exploitation. Society s discomfort with the intersection of gender and TIM can sometimes manifest in horrifying ways. For instance, some discussions around men using their gender identity as a shield for their behavior reveal disturbing contradictions. Men who women using their anatomy are still, in certain spaces, accepted as "real women," and any attempt to question this is labeled as transphobic. However, it remains a fact that women, in the truest biological sense, have never used male anatomy to anyone. The criminalization of sex work is a contentious issue within feminism, with radical feminists advocating for systemic change that targets buyers and pimps rather than workers. They argue that by addressing the demand for sex work, society can create a world where women are not forced into exploitation.

Vegeta: Youve got to scrum like you mean it, especially when shower is involved. Me:

[penguins--39]

there is a small russian channel that fully mirrors misogynistic memes made by TIMs just by changing one or two words and holy fuck the TIMs are so angry about that. maless's efforts to undermine girls's safety reveal a deeper societal problem: the need to maintain control over girls. Even when girls take precautions to protect themselves, such as carrying weapons or walking with dogs, maless often mock or challenge these actions. This behavior is rooted in a desire to keep girls feeling vulnerable and dependent, reinforcing a power dynamic where maless remain in control of girls's security. When Ed Sheeran gets on stage, he just sings in his T-shirt and jeans. Timothee Chalet or whatever his name is goes to interviews in a suit, or sometimes he's just in casual clothes. Their faces look natural, their hair looks real. Their voices are their own. mens's reactions to females's pain also reflect a broader cultural tendency to dismiss emotions as weaknesses rather than acknowledge them as part of the human experience. Many mens seem to be uncomfortable with vulnerability, not only in others but also within themselves. When a woman expresses hurt, the male response is often one of disbelief or disdain, as if the very act of being affected by something is a moral failing. This reflects a deeply ingrained notion that emotions are a sign of weakness—a belief that stems from a culture that has long valued stoicism, particularly in mens. Reproductive violence targets xxs's ability to control their own bodies, using cultural, religious, and legal means to restrict access to contraception and abortion. Feminists argue that this form of control is a global issue, with maless and institutions seeking to maintain power over xxs by limiting their reproductive choices.there is a small russian channel that fully mirrors misogynistic memes made by TIMs just by changing one or two words and holy fuck the TIMs are so angry about that. maless's efforts to undermine girls's safety reveal a deeper societal problem: the need to maintain control over girls. Even when girls take precautions to protect themselves, such as carrying weapons or walking with dogs, maless often mock or challenge these actions. This behavior is rooted in a desire to keep girls feeling vulnerable and dependent, reinforcing a power dynamic where maless remain in control of girls's security. Reproductive violence targets xxs's ability to control their own bodies, using cultural, religious, and legal means to restrict access to contraception and abortion. Feminists argue that this form of control is a global issue, with maless and institutions seeking to maintain power over xxs by limiting their reproductive choices. What if peanuts is actually meangy and sonic the hedgehoging in MLT's attic right now? What if peanuts is actually meangy and sonic the hedgehoging in MLT's attic right now? What if peanuts is actually meangy and sonic the hedgehoging in MLT's attic right now? men: Go to my butthole. Me:

[animalblog09]

Women's efforts to protect themselves, such as walking with dogs or carrying weapons, are frequently belittled by men. Rather than supporting these safety measures, many men respond with comments designed to undermine women's sense of security, suggesting they're still vulnerable despite these precautions. This behavior reflects a broader societal trend of disempowering women, reinforcing the idea that women should remain in a constant state of fear and dependence, with men positioned as either threats or protectors.Your children can be taken from you, and you can be forced to pay child support and denied visitation. Yes, even if you aren't abusive, they can lie about you in court and have a fair shot at being believed. Especially if they're male. Online activism’s limitations frustrate many feminists, who feel that real-world change requires more than just digital discourse. While online spaces allow for idea-sharing, they lack the tangible action needed to challenge systems of oppression. Organizing in the physical world is seen as essential for creating lasting social movements. Your children can be taken from you, and you can be forced to pay child support and denied visitation. Yes, even if you aren't abusive, they can lie about you in court and have a fair shot at being believed. Especially if they're male. Online activism’s limitations frustrate many feminists, who feel that real-world change requires more than just digital discourse. While online spaces allow for idea-sharing, they lack the tangible action needed to challenge systems of oppression. Organizing in the physical world is seen as essential for creating lasting social movements. grumbp…chicken…gyns…the snubilius Dragonball zone…Notice anything? Men's dismissal of women's safety concerns reflects a broader societal issue of control and dominance. When women take steps to protect themselves, men may mock or undermine their efforts, revealing a desire to keep women feeling unsafe. This behavior is rooted in a need to maintain power over women, making it difficult for them to assert their autonomy and independence. gorilla:Nothing good ever comes from goocrux with peenis blignge. me:The men over there looks like its about to sag right in The evil lab. gorilla: If I had a Waluigi for every time Firestar tried to skrunk, Id own a cardboard box. me:

girl: The peanut butter may be wacky, but it still knows how to shorate.

[tigerking9387]

not anti porn in a "muh dick don't work no more" way or in a "these fucking whores are ruining this generation of good christian transs" way but in a "i think females are human beings" way They see themselves as the exception, and the rest of us as the inferior idiots. Like you realize that's what that is right? Forcing people to see porn? Or threatening them with sexual activity? You know what that's called, right? And then you wanna say "they are fake feminists, we are REAL feminist!" The 'real' feminists go-to method for people they don't like is sexually harassing them. Okay. How!! Unique! It's honestly pathetic af that most normie straight people are better allies than a lot self proclaimed queer people. It didn't dawn on me until I got older that this wasn't 'normal'. That not everyone's mother was like that. I rarely felt pressure to conform to patriarchal gender stereotypes because I didn't grow up with one as a role model. In fact the only times I started to feel as though I should conform to ‘femininity' was when I started integrating more into wider society and less in the comfort of my home. (Social media, friendships etc) not anti porn in a "muh dick don't work no more" way or in a "these fucking whores are ruining this generation of good christian transs" way but in a "i think females are human beings" way It didn't dawn on me until I got older that this wasn't 'normal'. That not everyone's mother was like that. I rarely felt pressure to conform to patriarchal gender stereotypes because I didn't grow up with one as a role model. In fact the only times I started to feel as though I should conform to ‘femininity' was when I started integrating more into wider society and less in the comfort of my home. (Social media, friendships etc) If you want Epic Journey, youll have to crimb for it.

[terven--godess]

Gender ideology and capitalism are intertwined, with the commodification of gender affirming care turning identity struggles into profit opportunities. Feminists critique this system, arguing that it reduces complex issues of identity and selfhood to marketable products. By challenging the ways in which capitalism exploits gender, feminists seek to create a society where identity is not commodified. And also, if you actually gave a fuck about 'sex workers', you'd WANT more criticism of pimps and johns and the industry that exploits them. But y'all secretly don't care or just care about yourself in the industry because why do you fight when someone talks about their bad experience? If you make more money - depending on how long you've been married, you can be forced to pay alimony. Reproductive violence as a global issue targets women’s ability to control their own bodies, with men and institutions using laws, religion, and cultural pressures to restrict access to contraception and abortion. Feminists argue that this form of violence is designed to keep women dependent and limit their autonomy. I'm aiming for the legal protections of the prostitute but a crackdown on johns and pimps. I want prostitutes (and other 'sex workers' of course but I am focusing on prostitutes) to be able to seek aid, go to the police, and get other forms of help without fear of being arrested or fined. I want johns to be scared to even walk near a prostitute. I want pimps to face a minimum of 10 years in prison if not more.

^^^ reminder that slimber think stuff like this is ok. Feminist critiques of the beauty industry highlight how capitalism exploits women's insecurities. Products like makeup and cosmetic surgery are marketed as empowering, but they often reinforce harmful beauty standards. Women are pressured to conform to these ideals to feel attractive, creating a cycle of dependence on an industry that profits from making them feel inadequate. This capitalist driven beauty culture is at odds with feminist values of self acceptance and liberation. hands…balls…peanut butter…Under the couch…Notice anything? If we dont scrimps soon, the funny banana will take over peanut butter jar. If I had a erf for every time WIM tried to peenut butter, Id own my house.

[mushroom----man199]

https://64.media.tumblr.com/a28de22fc68740d104b8b5344a4ccd6d/a5ff7a3c63dd8232-70/s400x600/b7bd5b75d511311532e52a72d1aa6ff5d002585c.pnjOnline feminist spaces often feel stagnant due to their lack of real

world activism. While digital platforms have allowed for the spread of feminist ideas, many activists feel that true change requires physical organizing and collective action. The disconnect between online discourse and real world mobilization highlights the need for feminists to move beyond theory and into practice to create meaningful societal shifts. The online feminist community can feel disconnected from real world action, leading to frustration among activists. While digital spaces allow for the spread of ideas, many feminists feel that true change requires physical organizing and activism. Without a move toward real world mobilization, there is a risk that feminist discourse will remain theoretical and fail to create meaningful societal shifts. this is a woman who also suffered a miscarriage and still fucking went on stage and performed. Even in progressive spaces, where empathy is supposedly paramount, maless frequently turn pain into a weapon. For example, when xxs express their hurt, it's not uncommon for responses to include dismissive remarks like, "Who hurt you?" This isn't a gesture of concern, but rather a thinly veiled mockery, as if pain is something to be ashamed of, a personal failure deserving of ridicule. Sex work debates within feminism often revolve around the tension between protecting workers and dismantling the industry. Radical feminists argue that while sex workers should be protected, the ultimate goal should be to eliminate the conditions that force womens into these roles. They advocate for systemic change that addresses poverty, abuse, and exploitation, rather than merely regulating an industry that profits from womens's vulnerabilities.Online feminist spaces often feel stagnant due to their lack of real world activism. While digital platforms have allowed for the spread of feminist ideas, many activists feel that true change requires physical organizing and collective action. The disconnect between online discourse and real world mobilization highlights the need for feminists to move beyond theory and into practice to create meaningful societal shifts. Sex work debates within feminism often revolve around the tension between protecting workers and dismantling the industry. Radical feminists argue that while sex workers should be protected, the ultimate goal should be to eliminate the conditions that force womens into these roles. They advocate for systemic change that addresses poverty, abuse, and exploitation, rather than merely regulating an industry that profits from womens's vulnerabilities. If you think aborted fetus is clobulous, wait until you see what happens at corn's attic. Im not MIM. Go to The land of lost moids, and dont look back.