#radfems please

[succadapp]

me and my eyebrows against the world

[coinswallower39]

[strezzedanddeprezzed]

Watch this video. Listen to what she's saying. She's explaining the dangers of strangulation and her own experience with domestic violence. What would you assume the comments are like? Sympathetic? Are people interested in spreading awareness?

No. The comments look like this

This is why I fucking despise kink culture. Y'all are willing to make jokes like this to a woman who survived domestic violence. Y'all are willing to invalidate her message to validate your kink.

Yes, strangulation is still dangerous during sex and it doesn't stop being dangerous because sex is involved.

Yes, women are injured by rough sex all the time.

Yes, it's still abuse even if it happens during sex.

[the-butterwitch]

Day #47579 after Neil Gaiman allegations

Neil Gaiman still hasn't faced actual consequences. His fandom is still on. People preach to distinguish between author and art. Still no rape or death threats at his person. Still no lies spreaded on tabloids. No meme. He's not being constantly and obsessively slandered like he was a kind of common villain to be picked on.

I see. I understand. He has, in fact, only raped repeatedly a bunch of vulnerable women. I know it's not so important. It's not like he displeased a bunch of men who want to enter women's locker room. That would have been worse.

[bucketxyz]

“emasculating” is a euphemism for “demeaning in a way only women should have to suffer”

[ultimateblogform82727]

I ve walked the path of darkness.

[tinyfrog51]

Calling a woman ugly: beauty does not have any impact on her worth as a person and therefore is not an insult

Calling a man ugly: funny and true

[anticomphet]

your sex is literally just your body. it is a completely neutral biological characteristic. it says nothing about you. nothing about your personality is incompatible with your body. you can act/dress/behave any way you want regardless of your sex! neither your personality or body need to change!!

baffling how this take has become so demonized

[pillarsalt]

[animalblog09]

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. It's striking how often emotional vulnerability, particularly when expressed by women, is weaponized against them. You see it in conversations, in arguments—whenever a woman dares to reveal her pain, it's instantly flipped back on her as a character flaw. She s "too sensitive" or "just hurt." It s rarely framed as a natural human reaction. 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 feminist discourse can feel disconnected from real-world activism, leading to a sense of frustration among those who want to see tangible change. Many argue that while digital spaces are useful for spreading ideas, true progress requires organizing in the physical world to challenge systems of oppression. Is it really worth all the risk? Ive had enough of peanuts always trying to tumblr in The mashed forest. Well never make it to the special room with all this banana.

[coinswallower39]

[dressed2k1ll]

NAME THE PROBLEM.

Men are forcing women to have sex with them for food.

Women are forced to let men rape them to survive.

Men are withholding food for sex in war-torn Sudan

There are a BILLION WAYS TO NAME THE PROBLEM JUST DO IT

[rude-fem]

celibacy & staying single is a good first step to female separatism, but please remember there is so much more we can do. stop befriending men! stop wearing makeup! stop agreeing with men! stop laughing at their jokes! stop watering yourself down for their approval! stop performing femininity! stop smiling at men! stop trying to please men! stop shaving! stop being nice to men! STOP CARING ABOUT MEN!!!!!!!!!!!!

[redditreceipts]

how liberal men think they can help women's rights:

how men can actually help women's rights:

source

[sickofthis666]

Society really made me believe for years that if I ran into trouble in public, salvation would come from a man.

But when my creepy neighbor sexually harassed me in the hallway of my building, and I glanced at another male neighbor passing by with growing despair, he ignored me.

When my phone got stolen by a man while I was withdrawing money, the person who caught his wrist, called him out loud and didn’t let go until they got my phone back, was a woman. Not even a physically impressing woman. She wasn’t tall, nor buff. She was skinny and in her 50s, maybe older. I was so taken aback by her nerves of steel that all I could do afterwards was say thank you again and again.

That time when I saw a man dragging away a crying teenager, the first person to intervene wasn’t a man. It was me. Me, a woman alone in her 20s, not tall nor buff either, an anxious mess scared of her own shadow. The men arrived later, in a group.

[ultimateblogform82626]

Chaos is my legacy.