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I think we need to kill chris pratt. for the ecosystem.

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Whenever a male says that "females have no sense of humour" " it's safe to assume that he harassed a woman and she didn't find the situation to be humorous or funny.

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FALLOUT 1.08

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Sketches by A.K. MacDonald, 1932

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“Oh yeah, we mixed with lesbians. We always got along back then. All that division between the lesbian women and queens came after 1974 when Jane O'Leary and the radical lesbians came up. The radicals did not accept us or masculine-looking women who looked like men. And those lesbian women might not even have been trans. But we did get along famously in the early 60’s. I’ve been to many a dyke party… The lesbian community today has a lot to learn from the old ways of the lesbian community.”

— Sylvia Rivera (via millesbianfalcon)

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Tonight there will be no voices, no orders, no gods…I belong only to you

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here's a post

a mother forcing her little boy into a dress kicking and screaming would be universally and correctly seen as abusive, but a mother doing the same to a kicking and screaming little girl is a run-of-the-mill occurrence that is largely seen as a normal part of raising a female child. this double standard has been pointed out countless times by countless feminists.

but this scenario raises some questions. it's incredibly common for little girls to have tantrums about not wanting to wear dresses, skirts, and other feminine trappings, and for their mothers to force them into these things anyway. it's also a no-brainer that most 7 or 8 year old boys would react very negatively to their mothers trying to put a dress on them. why do so many children, regardless of sex, react in the same violently negative way to being put into dresses or other feminine articles of clothing (and not so much with plain t-shirts and track pants)?

it's because from a young age, they have learned that femininity is degrading. male or female, the children who react this way feel like they are being mocked and degraded when these clothes are put on them. and here's the part where liberal feminists tend to diverge from further left marxist/radical feminist views--the kids are right! we know they're right because we, the adults, only force female children--the socially deemed 'inferior' sex--to wear these clothes, and in most cases would not actually dream of making little boys wear them. the children have correctly identified that these clothes are something only children of the lower sex-class are forced to wear, and that these clothes are meant to signal their status as a member of the lower sex-class. it is considered abusive to degrade a young member of the higher sex-class in this way without his consent. not so with a female child, because they have to learn to accept their status.

femininity is inherently degrading, and female socialization is inherently abusive. femininity is a patriarchal tool which was invented to subjugate girls and women. there is no way to make it empowering.

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rights for all women means rights for women you disagree with, women who hate you, and women who aren’t bothering to help themselves. the second you forget that, you’re right back in the mode of “some women really are just subhuman harpies”.

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I think it’s evil to try and make women feel insane for not wanting their boyfriends and husbands to watch porn

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I think I need to go to camp for a while. Be alone. Scream at the sky.

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the hardest thing about chronic pain to me is how it makes me doubt my own brain.

I have chronic pain. specifically chronic migraines. and the hard thing about that, or neurological pain in general, or really just so fucking many different chronic pain conditions, is there is no proof.

there's no scan a doctor can do to show my pain level or symptoms. you can't look at my head and go "huh, looks fucked up, probably a 8/10 pain." absolutely everything I experience, in order to be understood by a medical professional or even just anyone really, has to be self-recognized and self reported.

and that requires so many steps and levels of trust. like just to fucking start, I have to be aware that the invisible thing I am experiencing is not a thing everyone feels! which again, fucking invisible! Then I have to be aware it's happening at all, which sounds basic but with chronic shit is not. I had to explain to a doctor this week that I do not know if I ever experience "normal" or low-level headaches, because I'm so used to severe migraines that anything below that doesn't register. Sometimes it even takes hours for me to notice I'm having a migraine!

and then I have to be able to assess my own pain, judge how bad it really is, when after nine fucking years my scale is goddamn broken. and the longer I've had a migraine, the further out of whack it goes. I have to recognize and categorize my symptoms, one of which is fucking brain fog, and I have to communicate these very nebulous and abstract concepts to other people.

And then. And then they have to actually believe me. I have to convince them I'm not lying, I'm not looking for attention or drugs or pity or excuses. with zero hard proof, just my words. and then it cycles, because if people doubt my pain, I start to doubt my own experiences. I start to think I'm being a wimp, I'm faking it, I can try harder. so then I downplay it, so then I think it's fine, so I push through it, and this works great until I am fully fucking incapacitated.

and then people are shocked and surprised because I "look healthy."

it has taken fucking years for me to accept that what I am experiencing is real and people who doubt me can go fuck themselves. and it's still very much a work in progress. every single day.

but my pain is real. and so is yours. and people who doubt us can, to reiterate, go fuck themselves.

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Chocolate Chip Cookie Vegan Ice Cream Sandwiches (Gluten Free)

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hi i got possessed by spirit of draw lesbians

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BIOLUMINESCENCE l Jordan Robins l Jervis bay, Australia

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What is there left to say at this point?

#k1ll troons