Angela.......... Angela Please 🫴💍

first of all, bonnie looks like she has a lil attitude and it’s hot. second of all, my oatrak </3

— i’m already kind of naturally a little quirky but when i have feelings for somebody i feel like i’m like a little weirder

libfems to blame tbh. words don’t have meanings for them anymore.

Why on Earth did we normalise the word ‘whore’ and added it to our every day lexicon? Since when did it become normal to address random women on the internet in such manner? And why do women accept this?

work in progress

all of them need to be held accountable for once. i need an apology from noah and his and keith’s asses out of smosh permanently. idc if members are friends with them, these men are awful.

Hey so, we're all agreeing that we're not letting them get away with this right? It's horrible how we've had to just accept bs every few months because one of these assholes has to say/do something gross with no repurcussions. But this really crosses the line for me, people are way too desensitized to derogatory language, especially against women.

It also hurts to know no one else in the room, crew or cast a-like, or anyone who worked on post production said anything about it and it flew under the radar.

One of the most effective ways of making females stronger protagonists in society is to prioritise them in our choices and to live a consciously gynocentric life, whenever practicable. Are you voting? Looking for a tattoo artist? Need a plumber, a gardener, a builder? A voiceover artist for your video? A DJ for your party? Security staff for your business? Find a sister. Give her your time, give her economic power, help her achieve her dreams. Choose women, it is a small act in your daily life but with massive impact. We’ve got to do this for each other, because I don’t see anybody else giving a fuck.

probably having fun working with this team

and bonus! Spencer Stark

first of all, you calling abortion “genitalia-related” is already an indicator of your level of intelligence.

second of all, do you think rapists, murderers and molesters ask gender identity of their victims? do you think on job interviews they ask women their gender or if they’re planning pregnancy before not hiring? no, they see that you’re female and assume you’ll take a pregnancy leave one day or think you’re not as qualified as a man.

you’re trying to erase women’s reality, our everyday struggles, our history as an oppressed group. it never was and never will be about gender.

Sex is why women are opressed

Gender is how

I believe that one of the most tragic things that can happen in one’s life is the disruptive relationship with the body you’ve been born with.

Despite all of the things I’ve gone through, I doubt that I would trade that experience, because I’m unwilling to lose the acceptance that I had to fight for.

Like many other girls around the world I’ve witnessed woman’s body and its ‘beauty’ being up for discussion.

By men usually, but it’s always followed by some of the women.

The problems started to come out of thin air.

First there were my ethnic features, my nose in particular. From the present paradigm I can say that there is nothing wrong with it. First and foremost it does its job: I can breathe, and do so very well. Secondly, it’s just… a nose? It’s quite literally ordinary, especially amongst my people, and it’s beautiful to be apart of some society, to be able to trace your history, your DNA by your phenotype. Our bodies are so much more than just us. It’s the history.

But because it was different from the standards of a country where I lived, I was claimed as unattractive. And we all know how men treat women who are not attractive from their point view.

It destroyed me in many ways. I was and still sometimes am embarrassed to walk with people side by side, knowing they can see my side profile. I had this animal fear of them seeing me like that. And only recently I saw one photo of myself, and there was a revelation. There is literally nothing wrong with my nose. It suits my face, and it’s beautiful.

Then there was weight. From my early childhood I’ve been doing sports. All kinds of them. It helped me quite a lot, building stamina and I have been healthy, which supposedly is all that matters.

But when I was just a girl in cheerleading, my male coach has been making remarks of me being chubby, having a stomach. I loved him as a parent figure, I still do, but it’s something I doubt I will be able to forgive. Since those remarks I started thinking about food and the amounts of food I consume. I remember being at a contest, and eating an apple. My coach saw me and said tiredly: ‘you’re eating again.’

And it all changed something within me, irrevocably.

I look back at the picture now, of me being a child, and all I can see is a kid who’s REALLY small. I had no over weight, whatsoever. I was just a child whose features haven’t sharpened.

Lastly, there are stretch marks. It isn’t something that was noticed by anyone. It’s rather something brought up by the internet. I was constantly seeing content about how to deal with stretch marks, and it made me believe that I have to fix my body. I was horrified, how am I so young, and so damaged. I had to buy oils, or whatever else, and to fix it, to become attractive because that is where my value comes.

But it’s not. Your value is not in your beauty, because beauty does not exist. It’s a social construct, as many other things that make people suffer: gender roles, deviance, marriage; the list goes on.

You can make a choice. To not care about those things. To just accept yourself the way you are, the way you were born, the way your body is created.

Because there cannot be anything inherently ‘wrong’ with you.

1) they target women, not ppl identifying as women. 2) you skipped over my other points. 3) why do you always talk about TIMs? what if a woman is revealed to be a trans man? do you have statistics on this?

and lastly, without any basis “i think” is not a valid argument in this kind of discussion.

Sex is why women are opressed

Gender is how