I’d love a man who’d discipline me in front of my friends. The humiliation….the shock for them….the lustful feelings that would arise in them wanting to know what a firm hand feels like…the degredation at seeing my pussy get wet, no matter how I try to fight it….
Bend me over, face down, ass up. Pound my tight ass hole until I cry out and squirt down my thighs a few times. When you’re ready to explode, pull out, grab me by the hair and cum in my face. Not my mouth. My face. Degrade me. Make me bend over and lick up the juices on the floor while you spank my ass red. I’ll suck your toes while you jerk off over my used body, again. Then walk away, telling me you’re going to fuck my best friend’s sweet pussy.
Here’s a question - do these small % of men realise just how beautifully they are proving my point with every stupid, ignorant comment they make? Are Misogynists self-aware??? Or does it all seem perfectly rational and justified in their minds?
I think I have enough blog posts backed up now to last me until Xmas 2025…
Party popper opinion: I think its important to stop framing women’s lives in relation to men weather its their sons husbands or fathers, its a dipictipn already out there in spades and it just reinforces damaging societal messages even in cute little comics like these.
(if this was about his life in relation to her it should have had him as the main character. The framing being as it is sort of seems like the giving tree with a human woman giving her life and love all her life just for a call of gratitude, living forever as a helping role in someone else’s life even in her own story.)
agreed. what was her life before and outside of motherhood? what are her passions outside of being a care giver? it would also give a greater richness to the importance of relationships that we form to see the wholeness of the person beyond that. and like, if this was written for, by, and about a mother and daughter, these things would likely be thought of.
Jfc tumblr
If a woman decides to base her life around being a good, loving parent then that’s there choice. There’s nothing wrong with that and there’s nothing wrong with representing people like that in art.
Honestly, this is really misogynistic and frames being pregnant as a positive thing. In light of the human rights atrocities in Alabama, the restriction on basic feminine care by Republicans trying to ban abortion, and by the Trump administration combating pro-choice amendments in the Constitution, this is a pretty tasteless and offensive comic.
What a piece of work. How can this monster call himself a Christian. This is just the tip of the iceberg with this hate monger. Oh yeah, and he’s anti-vax and anti-mask.
A lot of Men’s Rights Activists mistake feminism for misandry.
Also@iamretrograde I have a question; how come you specifically stated positivity for women in lesbian relationships as a thing MRAs clearly support…but not positivity for men in gay relationships? Not just positivity for homosexual relationships? Like you specifically pointed out men with women and women with women…but what about men with men? Are MRAs not bout that life??? Or did you just miss one?
Hi Maryan! Thanks for the question.
1) Male domestic abusers are recognized, not a single person in the world argues that men are never perpetrators of violence in relationships, not even if those relationships are with another man; or at least I failed to find such claims;
2) Male homosexual relationships have the lowest risk of domestic abuse and violence in comparison with both lesbian and straight relationships; I’d point out to proofs but this result is almost universally reproduced in any survey or study I’ve seen (and many of those studies point out that lesbian relationships have the highest risk);
4) Short form: societies at large have no problem with demonizing men beforehand to prevent EHVUL from happening. Societies at large DO have a problem with recognizing evil committed by women even when it’s already done with evidence showing guilt beyond reasonable doubt (Sonja Starr made a wonderful study on that).
@buttcheekpalmkang posted a trick question that can be derailed into “But it’s already dealt with by RealFeminists™!” if I dared to mention gay men; so I chose to concentrate on something RealFeminists™ ignore almost completely - female perpetrators. Unsurprisingly, he derailed into the same answer without any substantial proof. So now I’m waiting for him to show us some RealFeminists™ who would once address the issue that female violence and abuse often stay unpunished because of feminist policies.
1) I think you’re right that male domestic abuse is more widely ignored than female domestic abuse, but that’s something feminism actively works to fix by decomposing the social structures of being “too manly” to be abused by a woman, or the woman being “too fragile” to hurt a man. Also, just to point out, male perpetrated domestic abuse is even more heavily stigmatized when the male aggressor is a Black male whose aggression affects any female, pero bueno. There’s a whole lot to work on. Nothing new in that statement.
2) Male homosexual relationships do indeed have the lowest rates of sexual or intimate partner abuse in a relationship as compared to all other identifiers, but not by much. Failing to include them in an MRA platform totally erases the suffering of a significant group of men whose rights are not being upheld in an appropriate manner. If the focus is men’s rights, then the focus should stay on helping to uplift males, not defamation of females. Like, how come no one says men are beautiful? Men are fantastic beautiful magnificent creatures that look and sound like summer warmth and hug like clouds. I wanna hear more of that along with the “women are just as bad as men” thing. Men are also just as adorable as women. Anyway, from the CDC;
3) You’re right; that Canadian campaign “Don’t be THAT Guy” specifically targeted men. After taking a quick look at the American’s CDC National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey report from 2010 tho, I get it.
Sex of Perpetrator in Lifetime Reports of Sexual Violence Most perpetrators of all forms of sexual violence against women were male. For female rape victims, 98.1% reported only male perpetrators. Additionally, 92.5% of female victims of sexual violence other than rape reported only male perpetrators. For male victims, the sex of the perpetrator varied by the type of sexual violence experienced. The majority of male rape victims (93.3%) reported only male perpetrators. For three of the other forms of sexual violence, a majority of male victims reported only female perpetrators: being made to penetrate (79.2%), sexual coercion (83.6%), and unwanted sexual contact (53.1%). For non-contact unwanted sexual experiences, approximately half of male victims (49.0%) reported only male perpetrators and more than one-third (37.7%) reported only female perpetrators.
There’s still a massive gap to fill with females, but it seems like they’re tackling the most frequent perpetrators across the board; males.
4) I hate to use data more than 10 years old but this was readily available and still holds true; women catch more prison time for the same offenses as men, even if they have more reasonable circumstances for committing the offense. Also bear in mind that women on average will attempt to leave a violent domicile a whopping 7 times before successfully parting ways with their aggressor. Sadly, statistics are hardly ever available for men because of social stigmas that turn men away from speaking out. However, the basic rule of thumb is ¼ women experience abuse, and 1/7 men do as well.
Gendered stereotypes are bad. Understood. What I gather from his comment is that MRA platforms are exactly feminist platforms, but with a weird toxic way of wording everything to make women look bad. Women who say they are feminists and do fucked up shit to guys are not feminists, but misandrists. Men who want to uplift other men but leave out whole sections of men and focus only on the negativity of women are not seeking rights for men, they are seeking defamation of women. Also not feminists, actually misogynists.
Equal love and acceptance of cuteness from both, while not taking shit from either, is feminism. Understanding that women can be strong and men can be weak, but also understanding that both men and women need support and open discussion and equal respect, that’s feminism.
Sorry for any sentence structure errors; I don’t think right in English.
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WOMEN are also victims of financial sextortion (which should be sextortion alone). Females can also get nude photos from MEN.
MEN AND WOMEN should work together. Men should not be afraid of women or trained to be that way. I won’t be complicit in gender #inequality.
There is female enhancement also.
Also, self-harm -> I created Everyday Psych Victims Project and Motivationology.org -> Do not vilify them and “in the name of” is not promotion of it. Also, escalation is slow.
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What is the Trump administration focusing on? Holding pregnant teenagers hostage and blocking them from accessing reproductive healthcare. A federal court is hearing her case today.
