Pretty girls have opinions too, you know. 💋
Let's talk about love, attraction, money, dating standards and the things people think but won't say out loud.
I like honest conversations, so don't be shy.
What's one relationship opinion you'll defend every single time? 👀
@KoboldTheHappy@Garbazahrau1 I agree that silence can allow harmful behavior to grow. But accountability should go both ways—calling out extremists shouldn’t mean dismissing everyone who disagrees with them.
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One year older, a little wiser, still a little trouble. 😌
Tomorrow is my day, so I’m accepting birthday wishes, compliments, and maybe a little extra attention. Don’t be shy. 😉
Who’s ready to spoil me with love? 👀
@Totter306@KoboldTheHappy@Garbazahrau1 I agree that misandry and bad behaviour should be called out, regardless of who’s displaying it. My only distinction is that feminism itself isn’t the same as hating men. You can support women’s rights and still hold women accountable. Those things aren’t mutually exclusive.
@corruptnodule Lmao, you definitely sound like a lawyer 😂 But I agree with you. Clarity, commitment and compromise matter. And feeling appreciated shouldn’t be something you have to beg for in a relationship. Love is beautiful, but effort and consistency are what keep it alive.
If you cheat on me while I’m being a stepmom, I’m leaving you.
Now you’ve lost me and your free childcare package. 😒😂
Better start budgeting for a nanny.
@prorgbait007102@that_girldivy Women are absolutely capable of excelling academically, but saying men are only programmed to be laborers is just another stereotype. Intelligence and academic ability aren’t exclusive to one gender. Let’s celebrate women without diminishing men.
@corruptnodule Asking for support isn’t the issue. The real question is whether both people are clear about what they’re giving and receiving. Love shouldn’t feel like unpaid labour, but it shouldn’t be a business contract either. 😭
@DUwa_C That can happen. But I think the key is understanding that every relationship is different. What one man chooses to offer is his decision, and what the next man is willing to offer is his too. Standards are fine, but communication matters.
@IvanIvez440026 Exactly. We’re saying the same thing. Marriage itself doesn’t have to cost a woman her freedom; an unhealthy relationship can. The distinction matters.
A healthy marriage shouldn’t require a woman to become less of herself.
She can be a wife and still have her own dreams, opinions, friendships, ambitions and freedom.
Love should add to your life, not make you disappear.
@IvanIvez440026 Exactly. Marriage and freedom aren’t mutually exclusive. The problem is unhealthy marriages, not marriage itself. A woman shouldn’t have to choose between being married and keeping her identity, ambitions and autonomy.