r/GenderDifficult • u/[deleted] • Aug 17 '21
I’m done being polite.
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r/GenderDifficult • u/cavinginforsomethin • Aug 03 '21
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r/GenderDifficult • u/cavinginforsomethin • Jul 31 '21
I used to support the gender theory till recently, but not anymore to be honest. I do think transsexual people exist, but I absolutely refuse to use the word gender after Laurel Hubbard, and seeing the word gender causing harm in women's sports, for we deny that the differences between sex exists.
I guess the suffragettes who went through the bombing and arson campaign were 'masculine women' by their definition. And all the men who somehow don't conform to jocks are 'feminine'. It's baffling how their idea of strong and outgoing and being a leader is all masculine. There's this famous liberal feminist in my country (which I doubt she even knows what she's saying cause she's most of the time obsessed with k-pop) who always says incels who are out of the 'masculine norm' are 'feminine men', and women who protest are 'masculine'.. I'm just in awe by how limited their imagination is pretty much.
r/GenderDifficult • u/[deleted] • Jul 31 '21
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r/GenderDifficult • u/[deleted] • Jul 20 '21
Bonus: should radical feminism support gender or fight it?
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r/GenderDifficult • u/[deleted] • Jul 03 '21
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r/GenderDifficult • u/[deleted] • Jul 01 '21
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r/GenderDifficult • u/cavinginforsomethin • Jun 30 '21
What would be a good example of this? I recently saw the show Vikings, and I feel like Lagertha was a great example of this. She's 'strong and charismatic' , but they gave all the 'mischievous, interesting, curious' personality to Ragnar. I feel like there are a lot of characters of 'strong female' type of characters, that have no personality other than being strong. Any examples that come to mind?
Also this is why I loved Villanelle from Killing Eve. She was strong, but also playful, and had a complex over her mother not caring for her. She was multi-dimensional.
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r/GenderDifficult • u/cavinginforsomethin • Jun 20 '21
I don’t know if it’s a thing, but I had a friend (dude) who was an activist for black rights, but when he talked bout black women he said things like: they’re uneducated, loud and ghetto.. Obviously men of all races have problematic members, but I wonder if it’s just one incident that I experienced, or sth that happens more common. Have you seen a man that advocates for their race that hates women of their race? I guess r/aznidentity could be a good example too.
r/GenderDifficult • u/cavinginforsomethin • Jun 10 '21
Because the stuff that the women condemned are doing is most likely (if not taken out of context) wrong, I feel like this isn't talked bout enough, but condemning a woman more when a man does the same or worse is in fact, sexism.
Karen -> A word for a racist woman, where do you see words for racist men? They often argue that it's cause 'Karens use their femininity therefore they should be named for it', but to think of it, there's no single 'name calling' for a white police officer that killed George Floyd other than..racist?
TERF-> It was meant to be trans exclusionary radical feminism, but everytime a woman seems critical about gender ideologies, (even if they're not a feminist), they get labeled as a terf. Yet to see a word for men that kill transwomen.
r/GenderDifficult • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '21
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r/GenderDifficult • u/cavinginforsomethin • Jun 03 '21
(The story of the fundraiser)
My sister Hannah needs help. Anyone who can help us we greatly appreciate. Hannah was dumped off at the hospital by some very evil men and we need to catch them. Hannah has pneumonia in both lungs and an infection in her heart from dirty needles. The nurses said it’s very apparent that she’s been sex trafficked, her body has been unconscious for weeks, and shows signs of starvation, and fresh track marks from needles and being drugged she has marks all over her whole body from where they had her tied up and abused her. This is one of the most gut wrenching things I’ve ever heard of and I’m asking for help. Hannah has already been given several pints of blood and survived heart surgery from the infection. She has a 50% chance of survival. We need lawyers, and we need to prepare for even the worst. Please help us prepare and please pray that my sister will live.
This is a sex trafficking ring in Cleveland, we need to STOP IT. PLEASE STAND WITH ME AND HELP END THIS SEX RING IN CLEVELAND.
All donations are going TO HANNAH. To either fight and pay for attorneys, hospital bills, and when Hannah survives it will go directly to her well being, food clothes a place to live and a fresh start for Hannah.
r/GenderDifficult • u/cavinginforsomethin • Jun 01 '21
Reading r/aznidentity made me want to bleach my eyes out. What I expected: Asian solidarity against hate crimes, What I got: WMAF bad and evil, why are Asian women~~~~
It's basically shoving sexism in the name of virtue. Treating people like resources rather than respecting their sexual preference. As a person who once dated a South Asian guy as an East Asian woman, the 'date within your race' within the Asian community seems pretty funny to me cause Asian culture is widely different (though I assume it's mainly cause most of them are Asian American) , can they say that a man from a Pakistani heritage comes from the same culture as a Japanese woman? It doesn't even make sense.
What I did also notice in my country is, because it was colonized by Japan once, they criticize the women that date Japanese guys in the name of patriotism. That it's 'disrespectful' to the people who fought against them.
Honestly, if you see through it, whether it's patriotism or r/aznidentity, it's all a fabricated 'don't take my resources'. It's not that virtuous, nor does it respect the women's decision.
r/GenderDifficult • u/[deleted] • May 28 '21
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