the chainsaw man people are starting to really make me irritated. no i’m not going to reblog your jjk 212 fanart when you write under it that megumi just got treated like aki. sorry to break it to you but megumi’s fate was first hinted in may 2018, half a year before the first chapter of csm was published. i don’t care fujimoto got there first. what’s going on in juju rn isn’t some riding the coattails of csm. it’s very clearly been the plan all along.
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the most annoying thing everrr is when people say their music isnt getting listened to because theyre like autistic or a woman or part of some marginalised group, and then they show their music and its the worst thing youve ever heard before, like maybe. just MAYBE. people aren't listening because it sucks balls
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listening to a reading of Jane Eyre and fucking christ Mr. Rochester is a horror movie villain
the worst part is that Jane is like "oohh his red flags are so sexy respectable" GIRL HE IS 20 YRS OLDER THAN YOU. no WONDER he has a secret wife
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i can't get over how weird and misogynistic "i'm fucking your wife" type jokes are. like online leftists will get mad if you say it's a weird thing to say but how is treating a woman like a prop with which to humiliate the person you're talking to anything but out and out misogyny. am i insane
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dr foreman is literally constantly getting microaggressed. macroaggressed even
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hi, i was wondering about your opinions on misogyny and misandry?
recently i saw you reblog a post that someone else reblogged from the original post, which essentially said that misandry isn’t real/all men are evil.
i was wondering if you agreed with these statements, because i can’t find the post that you reblogged, and now am curious.
i don’t mean to come across as offensive or rude, but i’d like to know because i have my own personal opinions on the matter, and i’m willing to discuss them if you’re open to it :)
dw you’re not being rude, i’ll just keep this short: 1. i don’t think misandry is real 2. if i reblog something i probably resonate or agree with it to some extent (& honestly i don’t remember reblogging a post like what you stated. i don’t remember everything i reblog) 3. people can believe what they want, including things i disagree with, i don’t control anyone & i’m not God 4. this is a fanfiction account where i talk about kissing fictional people…i’m not particularly interested in discussing my beliefs nor do i think i’m even qualified to do so, especially not on tumblr of all places.
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Truly fucking insane to me how even some trans people have drunk the gender essentialist koolaid and think that trans men are like, inherently arms of the patriarchy and oppressors. Just like believing all cis men are each, individually responsible for patriarchy. Isn’t the point of feminism that the system and people’s unconscious upholding of the system are the thing to be criticizing?? Gender essentialism is still gender essentialism even if you do it to trans people.
I don’t know why people don’t understand that treating any group as a monolith whose experiences are all the same is like. Bad and harmful. Trans men are men but they are not cis men. Many of us have experienced girl / womanhood enforced on us by society and deeply understand the struggle. I don’t see why it’s harmful to acknowledge the fact that trans men experience misogyny!!!! Lots of trans men haven’t or won’t transition! I promise you even if we are men, see ourselves as men, the vast majority of society will not.
I really hate infighting and “calling out” whole sections of the community, and I guarantee I’m not talking about 90% of trans women who are normal but that other 10% act like trans men have betrayed women by “choosing to be men”. Isn’t that like, 1) literally gc / terf logic and 2) implying that trans people just up and choose their gender one day (not saying that some don’t but like. Being trans is a deeply personal thing that’s often not a choice.)
This is thinking that makes trans men guilty to be trans men. We’re used to hearing it from radfems but to hear it from people who are supposed to be our allies??? From people who we have something so deeply in common with? It fucking sucks!!!
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i think my only actual complaint is that barbie was called a facist? calling her something more sexist or from the mainstream concept of barbie, bimbo/slut/gold-digger/naive/anorexic/tart, would've made the points hit harder imo
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This is one of the most sexist and pointless disgusting comments I’ve ever had to respond to on YouTube… sweeties, THIS is why I am a radical feminist.
And my response. Like this shit literally makes me so angry. This person is arguing in a comment thread that argues for trans women in intimate female spaces such as locker rooms, bathrooms, etc oh, and trans women writing fiction about lesbian relationships… yuck.
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brian yuzna answer my emails
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sometimes there are some real gems hidden in otherwise bad fics too, like in this one the author did mention emet having a haunted look about him and it sent me to an interesting place thinking about how pfeil might interpret that and feel and that led me to write War Flashbacks Drabble. and i had never really considered the idea of incorporating that detail, so really, it was an edifying experience. to read emetwol omegaverse fanfiction
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Makeup is neutral. Or, it should be. But because of the world we live in blah ect, we’re taught to believe it isn’t. Makeup should be whatever you make of it, just like your body. It should be awesome or boring or unnecessary or interesting, ect. But because of ~social constructs~, it doesn’t work like that, so let’s talk about it for a sec.
Some people wear makeup out of necessity. For reasons ranging from intersexism, transphobia, transmisogyny, racism, ableism, misogyny-It goes on. Makeup isn’t a choice for everyone and that’s an important thing to understand. Some people wear makeup because they’ve been conditioned to believe that without it, they’re “ugly” and that’ll make them unsucceessful and/or unapproachable and/or unattractive. Which, because of the things I listed before(intersexism, misogyny, ableism, ect), is actually tied into actual systemic issues.
But it’s also important to understand that many other people don’t like/want or even can’t wear makeup and that’s not just something to respect as well but can have social repercussions too that also tie into those same systemic issues.
Regardless, neither of them have some sort of inherent “morality” behind it. The idea that all people who wear vibrant or lots of makeup are playing into the patriarchy or that people who don’t wear makeup/lots of makeup are somehow better and more “feminist” or whatever isn’t just all kinds of fucked up but all it does is play into those same stereotypes and bigotries we’re trying to fight.
Talking about the misogyny and isms baked into the makeup industry is important but attaching inherent morality to makeup is not. So don’t.
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