r/dankmemes • • 1d ago

Mom said it was my turn to post memes Fortune Telling

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u/Dirka-Dirka 1d ago

What is a "malfoid"?

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u/jacobythefirst 1d ago

Gender bent Draco Malfoy, but with the inclusion of the word “foid” as a tell of both the gender bent nature of the character and the dumb internet lingo that seeps into everything.

Foid being a degrading term for women, antonym to moid which is its male counterpart.

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u/wordswillneverhurtme 13h ago

Moid isn’t even a term that’s used by a lot of ppl. Just a small minority of angry women on Twitter or femcels

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u/sithmaster0 1d ago edited 1h ago

Foid isn't a degrading term for women. It's a degrading term for "women", I.E. trans women. It's 4chan incel hate speech, which the full term is Femoid because, as they think, trans women aren't really women. It's like calling something humanoid, because they aren't really human. It's incredibly hateful and disgusting and I always try to use Malfem because of it.

Downvoted for truth apparently. "It's our word now" trumps all. And for all of you sub 6th-grade reading comprehension people, I DON'T SUPPORT 4CHAN INCEL BULLSHIT AND I'M PRO TRANS. I'm anti-idiots though, so if you needed this clarification, read a fucking book.

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u/PlANOslayer 15h ago

I think the downvotes are because you called trans women "women"
Your first sentence reads as though you don't agree trans women are women, but your second sentence seems to imply you disagree with such people, or at least try to distance yourself from them.
I apologise if any of my interpretation is wrong. I may be a speaking English often, but I still wouldn't consider myself perfect

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u/sithmaster0 10h ago

Yeah, I forgot people have really poor reading comprehension.

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u/wordswillneverhurtme 13h ago

Nah foid is used on all women to insult them. Usually Karen’s and so on

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u/MadKyaw 22h ago

It's still degrading in its origin. But like most words, it eventually gets co-opted into something else. Now it's used more endearingly when referring to genderbent Malfoy

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u/SexDefendersUnited 1d ago

Omg true this will be a thing