To the TRA’s that always ask why radfems are “always obsessing over trans people” and “not doing any tangible works of activism”:

You. You are the reason. Women organize a women’s festival? You shut it down for transphobia. Women’s rape shelters dare exclude males? Shut it down. Lesbians defend their same sex attraction at pride? Kick them out. A woman tweets the phrase “women’s rights”? You harass her until she answers your burning fucking question-

“does this include trans women?”

i love women who just walk out of their house with no bra in a scruffy shirt and flip flops. women with tummies who wear crop tops. women who cut their own hair/bangs. women who shoot men named Andy. women with discoloration in their face. women with cleft lips. women with cat hair on all their clothes. women who listen to music while they grocery shop. women.

Fortunately most of the comments are calling him out, but holy fucking shit. Never trust men.

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can osa women everywhere fetishize korean men pls i wish they were uncomfortable thanks. read more bl and start calling the ajusshi-s ajussys or something. ajuicys.

Some random ass person I've never talked to in my life: STOP REBLOGGING THIS OP IS A TERF!!!!

Me, completely desensitized:

sexist beer advertisment in cologne: a man sitting on a bench, in his left there is a grumpy looking woman on his right a crate of beer. The Text reads: between heaven and hell.

(implying the woman is hell)

it's so funny (read: sad) that if bigoted fuckheads didn't insist i was a woman simply by virtue of my body at birth, i'd probably be chill with she/her pronouns in addition to he/they. if my mom didn't insist i was her daughter, i'd probably let her call me that, and we could still have a relationship.

i'm nonbinary and 'gendered' words are hypothetically meaningless, but because there are so many people who are more interested in telling me who i am rather than lovingly and curiously letting me express my own sense of self, those words carry trauma.

there's no reason a nonbinary person like myself can't be a son and a child and a daughter. there's no reason a nonbinary person like me can't go by he, they, and she.

'she' is not a slur. 'daughter' is not derogatory. 'beautiful' 'pretty' 'gorgeous' 'feminine' are not insults.

to the contrary, they're parts of language that express certain facets of a multi-faceted human existence, like mine.

and i have this sad, mournful feeling that if it weren't for unloving, condescending people, i'd probably be down to be called any of those things alongside my usual masculine/neutral terminology.

but i'd rather die than let anyone tell me what i have to be called.

please reblog for better sample size!! it would be cool to see how many of us on here are disabled and what that looks like

note: if you are both neurodivergent and physically disabled/chronically ill, please choose only the relevant physical option - there's a lot of overlap and i felt having a "1 or more" button might make the demographics less clear, but if it really bothers people i'm happy to make a new poll

(i had to remake, pls rb this one instead!)

these clowns will hear “women have vaginas” and say some shit like “wow you think women are baby factories huh” like mf not my problem you immediately associate vaginas with breeding! quit acting a fool!! stop being fucking annoying and wrong!!!

Hi guys. Am Indian terf.

Hello! I noticed you recently used the radfem tag on a post. Being a HP author, are you aware of the message this sends considering the source content for this fandom?

I debated whether or not to answer this, as I am well aware of the hornet's nest I'm kicking—particularly on this site. However, I believe the contemporary rhetoric that assumes one's support of 'x' means they must believe 'y' to be reductive, dishonest, and particularly troubling when it comes to silencing the voices of women. It's the very same false equivalence that has led large swathes of the population into claiming that support of Palestine = antisemitism (including, ironically, JK Rowling).

I consider myself a radical feminist and I won't censor that simply because I also happen to like a magical school kid's book series written by a conservative moron. Does this mean I agree with everything every single radical feminist has ever said? No. But I believe that sex-based oppression is alive and well and can be seen most prominently in law-enforcement response to rape and domestic violence, abortion rights in many countries, access to maternity leave, research into women's health, household labour distribution and the commercial objectification of women (be that advertising or pornography).

Does this mean I think sex-based oppression is the only form of oppression? No. Does this mean I associate myself with TERFs? No. Was the radical feminist movement without flaws? Also no. Just as the socialist movement did not adequately address the disadvantages women faced in the 60s and 70s, the second-wave feminist movement failed to address the unique struggles of non-white women and queer women. There is always room to grow from the starting point of a movement created ~60 years ago. Intersectionality is critical. But we have not progressed as far as most would like to pretend (looking at you, America), and the way that women hasten to distance themselves from the 'harsh' type of feminism is partially at fault for this, in my opinion.

Without radical feminism, we would not have had the Women's Liberation Movement. Without radical feminism, we would not have abortion rights, access to credit, equal pay protections, etc. The demonisation of a branch of feminism that was so critical in fighting for the rights that modern women enjoy today is harmful and something I am very suspicious of. I mean, we're at a point where I can't even use the tag radfem without having people in my asks sending messages like this? Really? If there is something that I have reblogged or posted that you disagree with, then I am always open to a good-faith discussion, but I don't respect this style of internet discourse that strikes you down as guilty by association.

(Also, since I know that's what you're getting at — my opinion on TERFs is that they've done a great disservice to radical feminism and have gotten themselves worked up about something that is a non-issue outside of their corner of the internet. My question when people come to me IRL with anti-trans rhetoric is always, "have you ever actually met a trans person?" and the answer is always no...)

While I don't agree with everything said in it, this is an interesting article from Dr Charlotte Proudman which I recommend you read: Being a radical feminist means being a trans ally at the same time.

Why are you talking over actual women you fuck ugly man faced sack of shit? Don’t you have a suicide statistic to be contributing to, tranny?

girl you sent a fake radfem ask to the wrong account!!!

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trying to agitate staff to do something abt the doxxing case

I sent a Tumblr Support form asking what’s the average time it takes to respond to reports, since that technically (hopefully) counts as a genuine support question and not misusing it. I briefly described the situation with satoryuga to add urgency. This is what I wrote, in case someone wants to riff off it:

“Hello, I was wondering what’s the average time it takes for staff to respond to community guideline violation reports. There’s a severe doxxing and harassment campaign targeting user satoryuga on her latest post. People have been making spam accounts to spam her with her FULL NAME and FULL ADDRESS, not to mention rape threats, death threats, suicide baiting, admitting to cyberstalking her, etc for close to a week. Those details are still up, despite the hundreds of reports that concerned users have made on them. It would be great to get an estimate of when staff might respond appropriately to this.“

I attached a screenshot of the full post and some of the threats made in the replies. In the meantime, I’m back to reporting the replies and spam accounts...

The only other options I saw so far was “contacting local law enforcement to fill out the emergency situation form that will reach staff directly” and her taking legal action in Korea against her western doxxers... If someone knows another method we can try to help her, please let me know.

People loooove to try to make you feel bad for being a "terf"... but honestly since this was merely just used as an insult for being a homosexual female to me so many many times I'm just like yeah. Yeah that's me! Thanks for reminding me :)