#radical feminist safe

[aalexan]

no the female character who is a masculine woman is not secretly a transgender man and yes you saying that she is is misogynistic <3

[silentsoulsasha]

[shonayee]

Men masturbate to shit that would be considered an actual fucking crime in literally any other context outside of porn and then act like that has no influence whatsoever on how they view and interact with women.

[frogblogger18]

[tmblrplsdonutbanme]

putting the information from the FBI, the UN and the Department of Defense into an infographic

[radfemdaki]

'sex workers this, sex workers that! sex workers positivity, sex work is EmPoWeRiNg,'

let's talk about rape buyers and sellers. you know, the men who buy the silence of their victims? and the men that sell these women like property?

from the article: Sex Trafficking Statistics:

"20.6% of men have paid for sex at least once in their lifetime. However, 1 in 5 men who have never purchased sex can see themselves doing so in the future under the right circumstances."

"Active buyers are less likely to be married, with only one third being married and over half of buyers still have children living with them."

"71% of traffickers have more than one victim."

"Traffickers are motivated by the money associated with this crime, some report making nearly $33,000 per week."

From the article: Who Buys Sex?

"About 25% of active buyers report purchasing weekly or monthly, and their activity accounts for nearly 75% of market transactions."

"Active buyers are more likely to say that prostitution is a “mostly victimless” crime and are less likely to say that prostitution is a crime “where someone is harmed.”

"Buyers and non-buyers hold strikingly different views on masculinity and sex buying. Non-buyers are much more likely than active ones to say that purchasing someone for sex involves treating females as objects, and that those actions exploit others. Active buyers are very likely to say they are “just guys being guys” or “taking care of their needs.”

"Active buyers are more likely to say that prostitution is a “mostly victimless” crime and are less likely to say that prostitution is a crime “where someone is harmed.” They are also more likely to say that prostituted persons “enjoy the act of prostitution” and “choose it as a profession.”

From the article: Prevalence of human trafficking and sexual exploitation in the U.S.:

"43% of sex buyers in a Chicago study believe that if a man pays for sex, the woman should do anything they ask."

"50% of posts made by buyers in a prostitution chat room express contempt for females in prostitution: they’re “meat” or “merchandise.”

95% of pimps use coercion and/or threats of violence. Forty-four percent of traffickers used violence on their victims.

Pimps' primary means of coercion: Economic – 74%  Psychological – 57%  Chemical – 42%. Physical or sexual violence - 12%.

i really don't have anything to say. rape buyers and those who sell the rape of women's bodies need to die. nothing about this is empowering and it only furthers rape culture.

[rdthoughtdaughter]

What gets me is that there are so many women out there that have radfem takes, but they have no idea of it, because in the media there is this weird presentation of the radical feminism provided by the far left 🤓

If you mention it to them they need to immediately respond with ‘not a terf!!!’ so that they don’t get burned on a stake.

STOP TRYING TO ACCOMMODATE AND PLACATE MEN, SISTERS

[prodigalwitch]

a lot of the male rage online comes from the fact that a lot of men are genuinely losers. they don't contribute anything to society, and naturally, they have low self-worth. Except, they've been told they have a right to use a woman's body, and that, despite their overall loser status, they are hierarchically above women. what enrages them is that women's rights have come far enough that natural losers are losing.

[reyneofswords]

Who you disclose your sexuality to is entirely your prerogative and yours alone. But I would strongly advise young bisexual women/teen girls not to come out to their boyfriends. They are almost never normal about it. No matter how nice and progressive they seem. I'd go so far as to say the overt "allies" are often even worse in this regard. 9 out of 10 times they will never stop fetishizing you. Yes, I know "you wouldn't wanna date someone like that anyway" and you think it would just help you weed out the bad ones and not waste time. Unfortunately, the effects of being one of the most hypersexualized demographics are a lot more insidious and men are a lot better at manipulation than you might think. So, just consider saving yourself the extra bs cause there's enough that comes with dating men in the first place.

[aalexan]

seeing women come out as nonbinary and then start just dressing a certain way. and I just want to tell them that you can not shave and have short hair and not wear makeup and wear androgynous clothes and still be a woman. and the fact that people are trying to sell you the idea that you can’t look that way and still be a woman is misogynistic

[femconstellation]

i had a whole think piece to type about this but i feel like it speaks for itself

[wise-falafel]

do women that comment “but it’s itchy🥺i don’t like the feeling of prickly hair😔” under anti-shaving posts and videos realise that the itchiness and prickliness is a result of shaving? if you don’t shave the hair is soft, you don’t feel it at all. have they forgotten what it feels like to be unshaven? have they ever experienced it?

[realist-fortheloveofwomen]

I actually fucking hate it here, when will women wake the fuck up.

“I’m not a boy, therefore I need to wear makeup!” This is sooo progress 😍 gender ideology isn’t misogynistic at all!

“Thank you mom for that inner beauty talk that still has me googling makeup advice” this one is so heartbreaking because even if a mother tries to raise a daughter to be critical of beauty industry/fitting the standards of beauty in general, she still faces the whole pressure of the world

Women have the most freedom now more than ever, and therefore the beauty standards have been lifted to the point of skyrocketing makeup and plastic surgery sales in order to “keep them in their place”. It’s normalized to make fun of women for not performing makeup or femininity correctly, if you criticize this industry you’re “not a girls girl” and called ugly, gross, and unhygienic for not shaving or wearing makeup. It’s enforced by women as well as our capitalistic system and patriarchy.

I truly cannot see how anyone can argue that makeup is “just for fun” with comments like this being so common by women. Makeup and beauty isn’t for “fun”, it’s driven by patriarchy in an effort to keep woman in a self-created panopticon where they constantly criticize themselves.

[radfemdaki]

to be honest, as a bisexual woman i'm actually so tired of seeing tha tras use bisexuality as the dumpsterfire of a sexuality where we'll just take anything and everything, and that we're slutty and have absolutely no standards. because when i'm dating someone i lose all attraction to both sex's and only feel pure and complete devotion to my partner.

'transgender people and bisexual people are MADE for each other' no. no we are fucking not. just because we're attracted to both sexes does that mean we'll date everyone and everything. fuck you. please learn to love yourself.

[tim-moments]

Trans-identified men using women’s restrooms as safe spaces after making women feel unsafe in them 🕺