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Celebrities like Sabrina can commodify their sexuality on a massive scale while staying relatively insulated from the worst forms of exploitation.That doesn’t mean the system is empowering, it just means they’re at the top of a hierarchy that still exploits most women.
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Damn. I didn’t know conservatives were pro-choice, gender abolitionists, anti-religion, intersectional, pro marriage equality, anti discrimination based on race/sex/class, anti patriarchy, pro women.
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if i went around telling gay men "im holding space for you having a wife in ten years" you'll immediately understand that as homophobia. but you can go on a podcast and say that about lesbians and its just all fine and great apparently
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Isn't it funny how men will insist women are abusing and raping them just as much as the reverse, yet when women start an app to warn each other about dangerous men they don't say that's a good idea, let's make one. They say "let's out them for being hoes"
Too much talk about avoidant attachment style and not enough about anxious attachment style. It’s so overlooked because people just pass it off as “loving too hard” when in reality it’s just as abusive.
Cierra is WRONG for using that word and no one gets to tell Asians how to feel about it. However, there’s a difference in wanting accountability for someone and sending literal death threats. The producers are also responsible for this and ensuring she’s able to access resources.
Although I align with many leftist principles, I am often disappointed by the tendency within leftist spaces to focus predominantly on moral critiques without offering concrete frameworks for alternative systems.
While ethical discussions are undeniably important, there is frequently a lack of rigorous analysis regarding the practical implementation of proposed policies, their feasibility, and the conditions under which they might succeed.

























