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Women were never created from men's ribs, not ever. It is HE who emerges from HER womb. Framing the father as the life giver is a patriarchal lie, it's not true.
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isn't it so interesting that when a man says he's a woman we have to agree without question
but when a woman doesn't want men in her private spaces she is forced to graphically explain any incidences of past trauma in order to not be framed as a bigot
isn't that so weird that a male has to be respected and believed but a female has to publicly detail her trauma
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there's something about butches reclaiming protectiveness and chivalry from an imposed "caring, nurturing" character associated and often forced upon women. something about how while straight men often try to present as careless as possible, masculinity and care are not only not conflicting in the butch identity, but inherent to it. there's something there.
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let the river in, if blood is thicker than water then let the river in. we might drift aways but we've got thick skin.
[ID: a rendered, colored illustration of mob and ritsu from mob psycho 100. the perspective is from above with a fish-eye effect. ritsu is standing closer to the viewer, looking back over his shoulder at his brother, with delinquents knocked unconscious at his feet. ritsu has the red cheeks from when dimple possesses somebody. mob is further away, facing away from the viewer on his knees. behind him is the ruins of black vinegar middle school as mob puts it back together. the whole ground is one big pool of blood, with a river cutting through the two of them. END ID]
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If you're a man upset at being lumped in with rapists, pedos and abusers because of your gender, maybe take it up with the men who give yall a bad image and name instead of us women who have to be on guard 24/7 because of YOU. It may not be all men (and it is!) but it's ALWAYS a MAN.
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I've managed to curate my small misogyny-free space both online and in real life, and now I'm no longer used to misogyny, it's no longer normal to me. So when I accidentally glimpse it, I'm not desensitized to it, I'm always shocked and unbelieving.
If I notice a m*n talking about a woman like she's 'just some ***' I'm immediately aware that this is in fact a demonic creature who needs to be burned. If I see anyone using a slur against women or pretending women are at fault for any of the world's issues, the hair on my neck stands up at the unbelievable amount of hatred.
Anyone implying that women should be in any way controlled, punished, forced to do anything against their will or dedicate their lives to anyone but themselves, is preposterous and villainous to me, I'm at loss that someone could even think that way about a half of the human population who are creators and administrators of life.
I know I am in a bubble, but it feels different knowing deeply in your heart that all of this is not normal, that casual or normalized hatred against women is absolutely insane, that it's sharp and painful and dehumanizing at every turn. It's insane to realize that women just have to live like this, believing all of that is normal, that I once lived like this, wondering what was wrong with me and why I couldn't just be what everyone was expecting me to.
I think still, if I can make a small space without this hate present in it, without anyone or anything implying we should be anything but free, anything but full complete human beings with absolute control over our lives, then we can strengthen and grow these spaces, and get more women in, have more women experience what life is like when hatred is removed. There is hope for women.
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"B*tch and C*nt aren't misogynistic slurs, everybody uses them all the time!"
Okay hear me out: misogyny is also everywhere, all the time
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