Tolerant People Are Not Truly Tolerant When It Comes To People With Mental Issues

Learning how to draw properly is so fucking hard...

I can't even draw a straight line, I'm too gay.

got perma banned on reddit, I don't even care

funny how the left often protects islam but shits on christianity

As much as I dislike alot of aspects of christianity you can't tell me that islam isn't worse.... this is what left as we know it is all about, protecting minority groups no matter how sexist they are while pretending they care about women.

You can call me racist for that, I don't give a shit. I like women of all races. I think some religions are more fucked up than others, won't stop you from believing in this but if you want to protect a group of people and their religious beliefs over protecting women - it's clear that your morality depends on intersectional dogma which is just another bullshit political tool. Rethink your fucking values.

I don't care about gay men and women practicing kink in private or in spaces meant for it. We should be free to express our sexuality while remaining respectful to other people especially those who don't want anything to do with it.

are there any other women who hate TIMs but are not anti-sexual, homophobic garbage?

because I love big female tits and ass and I won't shut up about it 🏳️‍🌈

My first cross to bear is my family. I can't even explain how it feels to grow up in an abusive enviroment just to move out and live among people who don't respect you and see you as lesser, have hatered in their eyes everytime they look at you, dismiss your words as if you were a child or an animal with no agency, see you as needy for wanting your basic, natural human needs satisfied.

Second is being a neurodivergent woman in society. It taught me that being overly altruistic is a one big trap.

1. It's against my nature

2. It's denying myself basic respect by accepting that it won't be mutual

Polonophobia in the americentric lgbt community is unacceptable. I'm not a "fascist" for being polish. My ancestors died fighting fascism first hand. Shame on you.

being gender critical has changed my life for the better for sure

I feel more free than ever as a woman, I know I still have alot to improve on but it taught me to accept my body and the kind of woman I am