@Bongus567@Pieereq@hookity@suicmaidal@pinkcels And why do you think it was like that? Women were expected to have kids who’d eventually replace their fathers, while men were expected to work their whole lives just to be replaced by their sons.
@Pieereq@Bongus567@hookity@suicmaidal@pinkcels Since women could give birth and men were expected to do the hard labor, the system was shaped around those roles, reinforced by religion and traditional beliefs. Changing it was difficult because people were raised to think that’s how things should be
@Bongus567@hookity@suicmaidal@pinkcels Ofc they could. The system was built around men working and women having more kids to replace their fathers, so men had more freedom to pursue that. Girls, meanwhile, were expected to take on their mothers’ roles too
@Bongus567@hookity@suicmaidal@pinkcels women were denied opportunities for centuries due to restricted access to education. The women who did make groundbreaking contributions had to fight to be recognized, and the Matilda effect shows how men took credit for women’s work. It’s not about ability, it’s abt opportunity
@paxstatera@CandyRodrgvonc Y agregar que esas ideas solo nos hacen retroceder y seguir con peleas que no deberian estar ahi. Porque si el feminismp existe es por obvias razones, si hay cada vez mas adiccion en la pornografia tambien tiene razones, porque no se deberia seguir normalizando estas cosas
@paxstatera@CandyRodrgvonc nunca importa si se ofrecio ella, ese anuncio sale en calles, anuncios hasta de Yt sin skip. y habra gente que lo vera sin tener la edad. Ni siquiera se deberia normalizar que el porno suave asi se pueda ver asi de facil y como este quiere seguir con esa idea perversa
@RobinJi15322999@rrocchiibeleen@peppipets No se trata de eso, se trata de que muchas mujeres han peleado para que no se sexualize el deporte femenino, en el anuncio se vende basicamente todo lo que esta mal y tambien como se quiere seguir vendiendo la sexualizacion que se esta evitando