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"I'm not transphobic, but ..."
"It's not transphobic to say that ..."
"I'm not a transphobe, I just think ..."
It's okay. It's 2026. Everyone can stop being defensive.
It's perfectly fine to insist on sex-based rights for women and girls and on the material reality of sex.
I don’t care if someone calls me a ‘transphobe’.
In fact, I’ve reached the point where I take it as a compliment.
Because it’s increasingly used to describe women who stand up for their sex-based rights. And the men who support them.
Why would I be insulted by that?
But while I’m not offended by the word, I am wary of people who use it.
Because it tells me something about their priorities.
That they believe men’s identities and feelings matter more than the safety, privacy and dignity of women and girls.
And that’s not someone whose judgement I’d be inclined to trust.
First episode was alright as a general pilot but incredibly weak compared to the rest of the run. Letting the cast write and direct led to AMAZING outcomes. I'm feral for the Micho brothers always spotlighting Grace. Best pals in the biz. The Luke directed episode might be my fav
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You can't even satarize a reality this ridiculous.
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The only mimic that exists here in the real world – at Cahokia, IL
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Ruby Shackleford retweeted
"Don't romanticize the uterus"
I think it's okay to romanticize the only portal of human life on planet. You'll never see men minimizing or talking down on what their bodies are capable of but women are expected to
Why did I just see a post calling the uterus gross and stinky.
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My parents and religion have always emphasized the value of charity. So in my 20s, I started volunteering for an organization that helps people recently released from prison.
The men's stories were pretty bleak, but mostly what I expected. Low education, youthful stupidity, unstable homes, peer pressure.
But it was the women's stories that were so depressing I couldn't continue doing that charity work. They were almost all victims of childhood abuse, addicted to drugs given to them by an older boyfriend and/or pimp, and just relentlessly sexually victimized by parents, police, family, significant others, friends, clergy, and fellow homeless strangers to the point that rape was as routine and inevitable as the rain.
I don't subscribe to the idea that women always have life on easy mode. Imagine being a tiny pretty female and the whole planet full of giant, often obsessive, often creepy, often rapey men are around you playing the "can I penetrate you" game 24/7.
Can you see where that easily turn horrifying very fast?
When I lived out on the streets and was selling/addicted to drugs, a scenario I watched unfold many times was
>Halfway decent looking woman unfortunately homeless and addicted to drugs
>Man offers her "place to stay" , acts like he's doing it out of the kindess in his heart
>She takes offer, man tries to fuck her
>When man finds out she's not going to give him any pussy, throws her back out on the streets, turns nasty and hateful and takes back all the kindness and things he gave her
Many such cases with different variations, offering her drugs for pussy, a ride for pussy, pussy pussy pussy, it always comes down to pussy. And women get exhausted by this, and some men are so doggedly determined to get some pussy that it turns into rape.
There's a lot of good men who women destroy, both of us have our crosses to bear and our bad behavior patterns.
Like, being lonely sucks, not having access to affection and love and not being touched for years sucks.
But the opposite sucks too, invasion of privacy, constant bombardment
Psychotic ex boyfriends who won't leave her alone and she's physically incapable of fighting giant men off
And don't even mention the shit that many many women go through when they're just children.
A horrifyingly common story amongst women.
Pregnancy, the fact that her window is so short, etc etc
Women suffer incredibly, too.
And through suffering comes wisdom.
So this "women should shut up because they know nothing of suffering and how the world really works" sentiment is just wrong.
A lot of them knew how nasty the world was before we men ever knew suffering.
It's not even a coming from a simp perspective; I'm an anon account . What woman am I trying to impress and get pussy from by agreeing with her on here?
It's just putting yourself in other people's shoes .
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I SOLVED THE MYSTERY OF WHY THE POOR MONKEY NEVER APPEARED IN THE OG ANIME!! 😭😂 As we’ve already established, they DID NOT have the budget for bananas! 🍌💀🤣
Celebrities who participate in gambling ads would absolutely eat a baby if some kind of illuminati type group hit them up.
I'd love to see some musical theater majors do this scene as like their final.
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Friendly reminder:
Just because Ethan is a Piece of sht (no one is suprised), that doesn't mean his enemies are not pieces of sht.
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Never in a million years would I imagine that idubbbz and Anisa's marriage would outlast the Kleins' marriage
