March 2011
“Am I arguing that girls and women shouldn’t be held responsible for their behavior? Not at all. If a woman drinks to excess, then falls over in the street, loses her wallet and vomits all over her shirt, she has only herself to blame. But rape is not a consequence of getting drunk. It’s a consequence of a man deciding to rape someone.”
— Emily Maguire, Princesses & Pornstars: Sex, Power, Identity (via beautythatmoves)
Dear Feminists of Britain. . .
Shut. Up. Why do you find it necessary to complain?! We have the vote, we have equal rights in the work place - supposedly - and we have legal rights as human beings. So stop your whining.
Plus, it’d be much appreciated if you’d all stopped looking at me like i’ve started spouting genocidal propaganda every time i say i enjoy cooking. Or that i want to get married. In my opinion, THAT is not opression, THAT is > n o r m a l <, because as far as i can tell, feminism is about social, political and economic gender equality, giving us the right to do what we want. And what i want, is a nice husband that i can cook for and have children with.
Another thing: Your feminist antics are ridiculous. You say: I don’t need a man, and yes, you’d be right. BUT society does. Lets be serious here, there are some things that men are needed for, and thats not sexism. Its fact. For example: it’s scientifically proven, that men can throw better and further than women (now that’s not exactly something the world desperately needs but it comes in handy)…and one other tiiiiiny little thing: sperm. Now that IS necessary. So when you say you don’t need a man, you’re not only being laughably short sighted, but also pretty stupid. Also, whats with the bra-burning in this day and age? I fail to see how a BRA could possibly symbolise oppression, what with it having pretty obvious benefits. So unless you’re using your, now saggy, chest to repel the men that you don’t need, please stop with that because without bras, we could have some serious issues on our hands.
Yes, i’m grateful for people that fought for my right to walk into a polling station and Vote Labour, and the people who fought for the right to be employed along with any man. But don’t you think you’re taking it all a bit far(throwing yourself under a horse is clear attention seeking behaviour, commonly associated with stupid, dumb women, is it not?)? So yes, i want a career that will show off my reasonable intelligence and that i can be proud of, but i also want a nice kitchen and lots of babies.
So pipe down, bitches.
Love,
Willingly-chained-to-the-kitchen-sinkGotta love your anti-feminist “Dear Meat” submissions. Yeah, no one should be judging your personal decisions, but you shouldn’t be telling people to “pipe down” and calling them bitches. I shudder to think of the example you’re setting for that gaggle of babies you’re set on.
Even you acknowledge that women aren’t treated equally under the law! You yourself say “We have the vote, we have equal rights in the work place - supposedly - and we have legal rights as human beings.”. Hmm. Seems like maybe you don’t fully believe the anti-feminist horseshit you’re spewing.
But that’s okay. I can see that you’re upset, given everything that you’ve made up for yourself with bra-burning and men-hating and every other feminist stereotype that isn’t actually true but complete rumor. I’m sure those bra-burnings that you totally witnessed and didn’t at all invent for poorly written dramatic effect really damaged you.
Love,
Not-willing-to-hear-your-inane-drivel(Thanks to rhubarbgirl for submitting!)
this is why i love stfusexists!!!
I had that dream again where I was lost for good in outer space. Tell me, doctor, how to shake a waking nightmare that is only worse when I am sleeping.
