laurierrose:

i wanna know whomst the fuck first came up with the horrible idea that women are oppressed because men don’t value femininity enough, like … do you know what happens when women fail to perform femininity sufficiently for five minutes? men literally go into anaphylactic shock if they have to witness women being unfeminine. men have aneurysms and heart attacks if they see fat women, bare-faced women, ugly women who don’t give a fuck, loud women, powerful women, unapologetic women who take up space. a man probably got so offended just from reading the descriptions of unfeminine women in this post that he’s in the hospital right now. men hate women and that’s why they value and demand femininity – which is subservience – 100% of the time

iphonerosegold:

iphonerosegold:

iphonerosegold:

The way some of you guys view bisexual women is really upsetting ngl

[alienates bisexual women, implies frequently that their love for women isn’t as much as lesbian’s love for women, excludes them from events, views them as Lesbian Lite™️, jokes about how they’re cheaters, seriously believes they’re flimsy and won’t commit, comments on how they doubt their sexuality at every available opportunity]

in the same breath: why do bisexual women end up with men so much

Also I shouldn’t have to say this but this isn’t to say that bisexual women have the right to claim lesbian terms or slurs, it’s that statements like ‘lesbians don’t have to date bi women if they’re uncomfortable with it uwu’ and purposely not allowing bi women into spaces to meet other women is just. Horrible. I know some of you like to try and logicise that in your heads but really think about why you think that bi women and lesbians have different ways of being attracted to women and if the basis of that lies on the presumption that bisexual women have less love for women because they can find men attractive, you’re booboo the fool

sapphosapphics:

also: happy women’s history month to every trans woman
you’re constantly erased from history and pushed out of women’s spaces but you belong there and you have always been important parts of history.
let’s not forget trans women this year.

luciferlesbian:

Me, logging in Tumblr: hi

Lesbians: oh god i love women so much I cry everytime i think about women god

Me, already in tears: ladies that’s so valid and I’m so proud of you

thejuli1411:

Watch “The Bold Type”!

1. A confused not so straight black women as one of the three main characters
2. A lesbian muslim
3. The show is about three girls working for a magazin in different positions, all very likeable
4. Katie Stevens is one of them
5. Great friendship between the three main girls
6. Lots of drama
7. Empowering women
8. Funny and relatable
9. The music is just great
10. Very intimidating boss who is actually very nice

thexfiles:

i love women. in the feminist way and in the gay way. happy international women’s day

elizabitchtaylor:

film about a group of men getting into shenanigans= “comedy”
film about a group of women getting into shenanigans= “chick flick”

film about a friendship between two men= “buddy flick”
film about a friendship between two women= “chick flick”

emotional film about father/son relationships= “drama" 
emotional film about mother/daughter relationships= “chick flick" 

film about a young man finding identity= “coming of age”
film about a young woman finding identity= “chick flick”

biscaynesugarxo:

nevertrustamanwho:

thehowlingwolf:

senseicinnamonroll:

sadegg:

this1goesto11:

sadegg:

no offense but why are men not self aware at all 

We are. We just don’t care about or respect most women. But we’re aware of that, trust me.

wow its great to know that men are consciously aware that they hate women 

We don’t hate them. We’re just apathetic towards your feelings. Hatred takes too much energy for people that don’t (and won’t) matter.

wow

This is men

😐