And you men that say that you don’t want women who were raised by single mothers, are super weird. You’re actively discriminating against women who had no control of their circumstances.
What I’m essentially saying is nothing is personal. Some people just want both sides of their bread buttered and anyone their type would’ve been hit on (if not already)it isn’t because “your energy shifted the atmosphere” he liked what he saw, he took a chance and won.
Something I say to myself to ground myself: “It would have been someone else. This is not a reflection of my value. Someone who cheats, neglects, or harms does so because of who they are, not because of who they’re with.”
@Gilgameshj2876@DipshikhaGhosh Can you name a man you personally know who has been falsely accused of rape and was convicted? I can name more than 15 women who I know personally that have been raped. Instead of worrying about that, tell men to stop raping women.
So after the United States spent the 1900s and 2000s carpet-bombing entire regions, poisoning land, water, and generations of people because someone dared to think “communist,” we’re now expected to believe that my paper straw is what’s standing between Earth and extinction?
Wow
I also really need us as a society to get to a point where we don’t need to go through something or be threatened with the possibility of it in order for us to empathise with a marginalised group of people. When did empathy become such a difficult thing?
WATCH: Namibia's Oxford-trained law scholar Dr Ndjodi Ndeunyema today presented the oral submissions on behalf of Namibia at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, Netherlands, as part of the country's participation in the advisory opinion on the obligations of states in respect of climate change. Namibia’s legal submissions put emphasis on the impact of climate change as a result of greenhouse gas emissions on the global economy's water system and the right of access to water. Dr Mekondjo Kaapanda-Girnus, Namibian ambassador to Belgium, the European Union and accredited to The Netherlands and the ICJ, delivered the introductory statement, while Professor Phoebe Okowa served as advisor to Ndeunyema in the matter.
Men, please when you go out everyday:
1. Don't rape women
2. Don't kill women
3. Don't kidnap women
4. Don't hit women
How careful can women be in a world that is unsafe for them? How careful?.
Killed by her boyfriend.
Raped by a 15year old boy.
Killed by a man who had killed his sister and girlfriend years before.
All these examples of women being harmed & yet you use your law degree to tell us how feminism shouldn’t be about hating men
Misogyny isn’t JUST one man saying “I hate women” or one act of violence; it is ALL the systems put in place to keep women down and away from better opportunities. That is why feminists are angry and fight. But y’all are more concerned about palatable feminism and “miSANdrY” 👍🏽