#radical feminism

[kkoffin]

by the way if men seriously “can’t help it” and “can’t stop himself” from sex offending in literally any scenario, he should be put down like an uncontrollable animal

[majchic]

[wise-falafel]

“women used to marry young and have a lot of children” VS “men used to marry women when they were still little girls and force them to be pregnant and give birth their whole life”.

“in the past women didn’t get education” VS “in the past, men stopped women from getting education and excluded them from all cultural spheres”.

“muslim women must wear hijab” VS “muslim men force muslim women wear hijab”.

“in this country, abortion is illegal” VS “men in this country made women getting abortion illegal”.

women’s oppression doesn’t happen by itself. women’s oppression isn’t passive. there is an oppressor class that actively chooses to oppress women, and the oppressor class is MEN.

[priestessofslugs]

"Feminism is for everyone" but it's women's job to facilitate change for every single marginalized group, women are the one's expected to monitor their vocabulary, advocate for everyone, spend hours analyzing their natural sexuality to make sure they aren't being prejudiced by not fucking certain people, and put all of their energy and focus towards every other cause before even thinking of addressing issues like reproductive rights or our astronomical rates of SA.

Meanwhile men get to sit back, jerk off to filmed rape, maybe make a "trans are rights are human rights!" or "women are people" tweet every once in a while and they get a standing ovation.

So from where I'm standing it seems like whatever feminism is now, it's for everyone except women.

[sharklovingaquarist]

Performative activist queers post shit like this and act like I'm supposed to laugh. Go ahead and make something about another oppressed demographic. You won't.

[kkoffin]

i’m so sick of “man is a terrible rapist/child sex offender/etc BUT!!! the nearest woman who did none of those things but may have known about it is definitely worse and to blame instead “

[majchic]

[insectfem]

i really really really don't care about trans shit anymore. like it's just not a thought in my mind. I'm terrified. i went on instagram and the first post i saw was "trump said there are only two genders! that's awful" I DONT GIVE A SINGULAR FUCK? I'm terrified. I'm terrified for the earth, there's a nazi in the white house that gets control of a whole department, 4 hours into his presidency there was a sieg heil by musk, he will leave everything to states and i will have no protections. I'm scared that my birth control will be taken and i eventually die alone and bloody from pregnancy complications. im scared for how bold nazis and racists and misogynists are going to be. i don't want more drilling.

i don't give a fuck if he said there's only male and female. he's trying to distract you from all the horrific shit he wants to do

[fishnanigans]

This is dangerous. That's all I have to say.

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[juliesque04]

Being a woman in sports is so fucking annoying because at every turn there's an insecure man twice your size who produces 15x the testosterone you do trying to flex that he's faster or stronger than you like that's not a given. In fact, it'd be awfully embarrassing if he wasn't.

No fucking shit you're faster and stronger, you naturally produce huge amounts of a literal anabolic steroid and every aspect of movement is automatically easier for you because you have a larger frame with more muscle.

The gag is that most of the time, comparatively, they're actually worse than you in terms of ratios because no man who is confident in his abilities is gonna try to flex on someone half their size.

It's the equivalent of me trying to flex my height or intelligence to an 8 year old boy, fucking obviously i'm taller and smarter, i'm older.

[oh-mi-amor]

I have an idea!

instead of saying 'op is terf' under every fucking post which was made by women and provides valid information you should say 'op is a rapist and an abuser' under every men post. say 'op thinks porn is cool' and 'he cheated on his wife' GET FUCKING REAL. oh but I see, you are only against oppression if it's men who suffer

[butchpeace]

There are a couple of ways in which testosterone is scary:

1. The potential health complications, most notably including the risk of negative effects to cardiac and reproductive health.

2. The fact that passing as a man means that women will not always feel safe around you. Men and people who look like men do pose a possible threat to women, and women are right to be wary. That’s just how the world under patriarchy works.

3. The fact that it can drastically change your appearance, which is often scary for both the person taking it and to the people close to them. The feeling of looking in the mirror and not recognizing yourself, or looking at a close friend or partner and not recognizing them, is not something I would wish on my worst enemy.

None of these fears are unimportant or easy to shrug off, and they need to be taken into consideration before making the decision to alter your appearance. People should care about the effect that this drug will have on their relationships and health.

to everyone who has been talked out of testosterone HRT because it will make you "scary": no it will not. testosterone isn't "scary". masculinization isn't "scary". being masculine or a man isn't "scary". it's just another way to be a person. testosterone HRT is a good thing. it helps many people. if you want to take it, take it. don't let anyone else tell you not to because it "scares" them. it's not happening to them. their fears don't matter to you. it's happening to you. it's your choice.

[but-how-do-you-drive]

"Read Dworkin" I found in a women's restroom at a music spot!!!!! (Plus free tampons 🫶🏻 and "female liberation now" 🙌🏻)

[radfemdiaries]

Putting "white women" before a misogynistic statement does not make that statement any less misogynistic btw

[herst0rryteller]

recently saw a video on insta where a woman was talking about her acts of micro feminism (shaking hands with both women and men, asking women's opinions first, turning to female specialists). in the comments, men started writing that these were "rather acts of hatred towards men", that is, what men did and continue to do with women is normal, but asking women's opinions first and shaking their hands is hatred? wtf is wrong w men??