@peachylian i think women are allowed to write and talk about anything they want. but why would you mention books focused on men specifically on women’s day? couldn’t you wait for another moment to promote your faves?
@peachylian if you don’t think that’s slightly stupid to recommend mlm / books focused on men on women’s day when you had the chance to share good stories about. well. women then i don’t know what else to say to you
@lonelythespder when did i say that? i think women can write about whatever they want. my point is that i believe we should discuss women’s stories (fictional or nonfictional) on women’s day. is that truly so hard to comprehend?
@MaryVallejoB@saintinthevoid@lilacerullc@peachylian I think it’s weird to celebrate a holiday about women’s struggles, achievement, success and history, by using stories written about men.
I think women’s day should decenter men. It’s not a ridiculous concept, and calling it “homophobia” is insane
@weiyingsfeet nothing about my tweet implies that i “care more” for fictional men lmao. i don’t understand what’s wrong with saying we should discuss stories about women written by women on WOMEN’S DAY. it can’t be that hard for you to get it
#rotetwt i’m so sorry… when i finished the series i was sooo excited to join fun and interesting discourse but all i have seen so far is the same boring repetitive fitz-is-a-depressed-bisexual jokes. there are 16 BOOKS!!! there’s so much to explore other than fitzloved butt sex.