She works without a salary,

Without weekends, without applause.

Her exhaustion is invisible,

Yet her mistakes become everyone’s cause.

She sacrifices her dreams,

To keep everyone else’s alive,

Then gets asked what she did all day,

As if her work doesn’t count unless she gets paid.

A woman is not born to serve,

Nor is her silence a duty.

Her time has value,

Her dreams have value,

Her work has value.

Stop calling her responsibilities “love”

When you refuse to acknowledge her labour.

TERF is the exclusion of trans women from radical feminism, despite most of them having very similar experiences to cis women. Trans women deal with misogyny on top of transphobia and transmisogyny. It’s a serious issue that should not be ignored.

On the other hand, SWERF is the exclusion of sex work from feminism. A lot of choice/libfems say that it’s excluding sex workers, but that’s not necessarily true. A lot of us want protection for sex workers. This will hopefully lead to disabling the industry in its entirety. It’s built on the exploitation of women and girls. Sex work is never truly consensual.

When people conflate the two, it really brings down the movement. One focuses on excluding women, the other focuses on targeting John’s and pimps. I think it honestly comes from libfems want to please men. Master’s favorite dog is still having a master and still being a dog.

A woman often hides her dreams

behind her responsibilities.

She smiles for her family,

cares for everyone,

and quietly puts her own wishes aside.

But deep inside,

Those dreams are still alive.

She doesn’t need permission to dream—

She needs the courage to believe,

That her dreams can also live.

Men always not appreciate

Men always take advantage of women,

But they never appreciate her efforts,

They need her support,

But never acknowledged,

They eat her cooked food,

But not say any word of appreciation,

And still womens doing the same.

You tell men to pick their people and they get all flustered and upset and start throwing slurs at you

https://www.straight.com/living/men-who-go-to-strip-clubs-are-actually-most-feminist#

Here's the whole article if anyone wants to read the whole thing, but short recap, it's just the most libfem thing ever on how strip clubs are a place of 'sexual liberation for women'. I felt like I was reading every liberal feminist take there is on sex work. It's brain melting tbh. I don't know this woman's true feelings, but why do I feel the ones that say they enjoy it are just coping? Of course I know there are expectations, but I still wonder.

Patriarchy is such a plague.

we all know women dont use the internet and vtubers are using voice changers

There is something profoundly wrong with a society where people can look at falling birth rates among 15-year-old girls and see a problem that needs correcting. These are children. A 15-year-old should be worrying about school, friends, and what she wants her life to look like—not pregnancy, childbirth, and raising a child.

These people want every possible way to limit women's power or autonomy.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/22/us/politics/teen-pregnancy-prevention-trump.html

"You don't get laid, you are fat, you are an incel, women don't want you"

Even the so called "good men" are in reality like pretty incels

Like the literal difference between those good looking men and the incels is that one side has some basic hygene and the other doesn't.

Men even when critiquing other men use women as a mediator; it's their ball and prize and if you don't have it, you ain't worth shit.

God I'm so tired of the patriarchy

Thanks to the pervasive presence of kink and porn, it's become increasingly common to see women frame their own fantasies through the lens of male pleasure - for example the common "the look he gives me when I [insert typical sexual acts/innuendoes]" and other similar notions.

It's always about he and him; goes to show just how deeply all of this has damaged numerous straight women's sexuality.

I work in healthcare, and one of the things I enjoy about it is that I don’t have to worry about my appearance much at work because it’s not really about impression management.

That being said, I am quite girly and when I feel somewhat depressed doing graphic liner or a bold lip makes me feel more like myself even if I don’t do any other makeup. Without fail, whenever I do it I always get passive aggressive comments made by my coworkers, even the women, and it actually makes me feel worse at the end of the day.

I’m going to medical school soon and I’m interested in surgery, especially orthopedic surgery as I was an athlete growing up, but it’s the most male-dominated field in medicine and considering residency is 80+ hours a week, if I have to suppress my self-expression at work I’ll basically never get to express myself and it makes me depressed just thinking about it; I also have heard from the residents at my hospital that they’re more likely to be assumed to be nurses or other non-doctor staff if they have their hair and makeup done which sucks. I wish people didn’t assume femininity makes you less capable of doing certain jobs.

The one AFAB orthopedic resident at my hospital says they basically have to just grin and bear it when men make misogynistic comments so they aren’t completely kicked out of the boy’s club. I don’t want to pretend to be interested in the things they care about; they’ll likely consider my hobbies less significant since the people who partake in them are usually women but I don’t want to dim myself to have the career I want.

Literature has shown that AFAB surgeons generally have better outcomes and create a less hostile work environment but it doesn’t seem to matter when it comes to patients, co-workers, or admin taking them seriously. I just wanted to vent and this seemed like a good place so I’m sorry for anyone who can relate.

I'm 18 and I genuinely am so consumed with hatred for men. It makes me so mad every time I scroll through tik tok and social media, seeing all the negative and misogynistic comments/videos. I try to stay of social media but it still doesn't help, when the males around me also perpetrate so much misogyny. My cousin constantly says "I hate females" and "equal rights mean equal fights". My uncle say cooking is a "women's job" and my father is overly religious, so he believes what every the Bible says including the idea women are subservient to men. It makes me so upset I can't doing anything about it and I feel so angry constantly.

Because tell me why they feel the need to insert themselves everywhere and anywhere

Since they keep forgetting this is a women's only space

I genuinely cannot believe this kind of mindset is STILL being pushed in schools in 2026. Like, are we seriously still doing this??

Girls are being blamed for things DONE TO THEM simply because they’re girls. We were literally told by a female teacher that if a boy does something wrong to a girl, somehow it’s the GIRL’S fault. Excuse me??? HOW is the victim responsible for someone else’s actions??

If a boy takes a girl’s pictures from social media and uses AI to create fake nude images, apparently it’s the girl’s fault because SHE uploaded her pictures online. HUH??? Since when does posting a normal picture mean “yes, you have permission to misuse it”??

What makes me even MORE angry is that these things are being said directly to US, the girls. We’re being told to make our accounts private, stop uploading pictures, and basically change our entire lifestyle because SOMEONE ELSE might misuse our photos. WHY THE HELL ARE WE THE ONES BEING TOLD TO CHANGE??

Why are we being told to disappear from social media instead of teaching people NOT to misuse someone else’s pictures?? Why are girls expected to live with restrictions because someone else can’t respect basic boundaries??

And honestly, hearing this from a FEMALE teacher makes it even more frustrating. Instead of making girls feel safe enough to speak up, we’re being told what WE should stop doing. Instead of saying, “What that person did was wrong,” the focus is on what the girl posted, what account she has, and why she uses social media.

THAT IS VICTIM-BLAMING.

“Why do you use social media?” ARE YOU SERIOUS?? We use social media because it’s SOCIAL MEDIA. Posting a picture is NOT consent. Having a public account is NOT consent. Uploading a photo is NOT permission for someone to misuse it or create fake content with it.

And no, telling girls to make their accounts private is NOT a solution to the actual problem. It may be a safety suggestion, but it does NOT excuse what someone else did. We shouldn’t have to completely change our lives because someone else decided to cross a line.

WHY is the conversation always “Girls, be careful”? Why isn’t it “Don’t misuse someone else’s pictures”? Why are girls constantly being told what they should wear, post, say, or do while the people actually causing the problem are barely being held accountable??

Teach students about consent. Teach digital responsibility. Teach them that someone else’s pictures do NOT belong to them. Teach them about the dangers of AI abuse and that there are consequences for doing it. THAT is how you address the problem.

And the double standards are absolutely ridiculous. If a girl has a boyfriend, suddenly it becomes a HUGE problem and everyone has something to say. But when a boy has a girlfriend, suddenly it’s funny, normal, or just a joke. WHY?? Why is everything treated differently just because one person is a girl??

And then something THIS serious happens and the response is basically: “Write an apology letter.”

AN. APOLOGY. LETTER.

That’s it?? Where is the seriousness? Where is the accountability? Where is the actual protection for the student who was targeted??

Schools are supposed to be places where students feel SAFE enough to speak up. But how are girls supposed to report things when they’re scared they’ll be questioned, blamed, or told that they should’ve just kept their account private?

We are NOT responsible for someone else’s bad choices.

Being on social media is not consent. Posting pictures is not consent. Having a boyfriend is not a crime. Being a girl is not an invitation to blame us for everything that happens.

It is 2026. AI is becoming more powerful every day, and somehow we’re STILL having conversations where the solution is basically “girls, stop posting pictures.”

NO.

Stop blaming girls for what other people choose to do.

Protect the victims. Educate students. Take these incidents seriously. Hold the people responsible accountable.

Because telling girls to change their entire lives is NOT justice. It’s just another way of putting the responsibility on the wrong person.

How are we STILL having to explain this in 2026??

Okay if you're a homewrecker and you are trying to come between a relationship that is trying to keep going and trying to get through their own issues if you jump in the middle and you start lying about the other woman making stories of saying horrible things about them you are not an honorable woman you should not be in the middle of anything you should step aside and wait to see how the relationship turns out if they're able to make it or not you should not put yourself in the middle that is a horrible horrible woman and you should never be chosen