I Loved An Angel, But It Made Me Weak.

 I Loved An Angel, But It Made Me Weak.

i loved an Angel, but it made me weak.

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3 weeks ago

I also hate that criticism of this is supposed hatred of bisexual women who have felt attraction to 99 women, but attraction to only 1 man ever in their entire lives, or like it's hatred of the same-sex attraction side of being bisexual.

It's frustrating because a lot of bisexual women have connected their sexuality to their activism, like falsely announcing that they're attracted to every single woman ever is somehow the same as being feminist.

Everyone with any sense knows those bisexual women are lying. Whether it's a lie to themselves to try and self-soothe over hating that they're bisexual, or whether it's to try and protect themselves from accusations of being male-centric in some way, it doesn't do anything but hurt themselves - and other bisexual women - in the long run.

Bisexual women who say "I'm attracted to all women and one man" are so cringe. It's just virtue signalling. And trying to compensate for the supposed negative of being male-attracted.


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3 weeks ago

a woman will see a game about raping women and be like "wow, its absolutely disgusting that someone made a game about raping women, i dont think a game platform should be selling a game about raping women" and people online will scream at her and call her a pro-censorship puritan fascist

3 weeks ago

Weird question but since you're bi and not dating men, do you still allow yourself to fancy them?

Absolutely! I feel zero guilt for feelings of attraction. I spent way too long feeling awful for being bisexual to play that game. If I see a man I find attractive, I enjoy the sight. I don’t pursue relationships with men because of the risks related to domestic relationships with them, but if a hot guy is in a movie? If I see an attractive man at the park? I don’t try and police the natural attraction I feel. Nor do I feel guilty.

Same with women. I no longer torture myself for seeing a beautiful woman and feeling attracted to her. It’s not automatically predatory or objectifying to just feel my feelings. Nor is it a betrayal of my politics or lifestyle to feel attraction to men.


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2 weeks ago
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1 week ago

I'm not able to wrap my head around how trans women with a vaginoplasty can still not be recognized as females

You can't surgically create a vagina. it's a complex organ, not just a hole in the body. additionally, a vagina is not what determines someone is female - being female is what creates a vagina. every cell in your body is sexed by your y or lack of y chromosome, so surgically removing your penis just surgically removes your penis, not change your sex. I think if a doctor claims he or she can change your sex, you should run the other direction, even if that's something you wish was true. It's not scientific, it's not accurate.


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4 weeks ago
The painting depicts a serene scene at sunset. Two young women are seated on a low stone wall, which appears to be part of a classical-style structure or garden. Behind them, tall, dark cypress trees frame a view of a calm sea or lake, with a large, orange sun setting over the horizon. The distant landscape is rather indistinct, but hints at a peaceful setting. The women appear to be of Mediterranean descent, with olive skin tones. The woman on the right has dark, long hair cascading down her back, while the woman on the left has blonde, hair styled up. The overall atmosphere is serene and contemplative, evoking a sense of peace and perhaps a hint of melancholic beauty. The muted earth tones and soft lighting contribute to the quiet mood. The women are dressed in flowing gowns reminiscent of classical attire. One woman wears a light beige, almost white dress, while the other wears a darker maroon or burgundy gown. Their postures are relaxed and contemplative; they appear to be resting, perhaps in quiet conversation. There is a sense of calm intimacy between them. Scattered on the stone wall near the women are some wilted flowers and what looks like a tambourine. A long, thin rod or staff rests on the wall between the women. The overall atmosphere is peaceful, contemplative, and slightly melancholic due to the soft, fading light and the calm of the setting sun. The color palette is subdued, with earthy tones of browns, oranges, and muted purples dominating. The texture appears soft and somewhat dreamlike.

Evening Silence (c. 1900)

Wilhelm Kotarbiński (1848 - 1921)

3 weeks ago

I think that it's because asexuality is to sexuality as gender identity is to sex.

There's no consensus on what asexuality even is.

If it's a sexuality, then it would be the simple state of not being attracted to either sex, the direct opposite to bisexuality, and then it's fair to discuss oppression, invisibility etc.

If it's a spectrum of whether someone is sex repulsed to someone who only enjoys sex after having a deep connection with someone else, then the real issues here are misogyny and pornification, since women tend to be the ones that claim some form of asexuality over men, and the idea of "I'm asexual because I need to form a connection to someone else emotionally before desiring sex and can't just fuck a stranger at a club like everyone else" is the definition of a pornified society. That also means that it's not a sexuality and it's wrong to conflate it with sexuality.

I personally can't see how asexuality can be both, but hearing "asexuality and aspec identities" does sound just like a sexuality version of people calling themselves "nonbinary."

I really dislike radfems hating on asexuals. Not desiring sex is deviant from what is expected of society, whether among the right or the left (yes, even among radfems and it's quite obvious). There's a level of sex negativity that is encouraged in these spaces (don't have sex with men), but people taking it further upsets you (because you're a woman with the same desire for sex as the men you dislike). I will always support asexuality and acespec identities. If you want sex positivity in any form and don't want those "annoying asexuals" to bother you, just go outside. Stop acting like your stance on sex is not a mainstream opinion


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