Why are women so detached from their own names, their own identity, that they’re eager to throw it away to adopt someone else’s? I understand the conditioning argument, but how do you get so disconnected from something as fundamental as your own name?
Miss, Mrs, Ms.
They label her based on a man’s presence in her life. Meanwhile, he’s just “Mr” from birth to death.
That’s not grammar, that’s PATRIARCHY.
So the Taliban are stopping male doctors treating women.
They're also stopping women studying medicine.
Why won't the ordinary Afghan men stand up for their womenfolk against this or are they really happy that women are treated so disgracefully?
This is why men love enforcing the burqa. It's much easier for them to dehumanise her when they can't see her. When she takes it off, you see expressions, thoughts, and personality in her face that were otherwise hidden. The burqa is a misogynistic tool to hide women's humanity.
HOT TAKE: Gender-neutral language often ends up erasing women, not empowering them. When “mother” becomes “birthing parent,” it’s not inclusive, it’s dehumanizing.
you don’t realise how young 17 is until you’re not 17 anymore, and when you see someone 17 - you see how young they are, they’re silly, they have school, they are kids. somehow when i was 17 i thought this was it but that was barely anything.
Was ich nicht verstehe:
Wer "toxische Maskulinität" für das Problem hält, der muss doch ein besonderes großes Problem mit Zuwanderung aus zutiefst patriarchalischen Kulturen haben.
Wenn auf Deutschlands Straßen offen die Ermordung von Juden gefordert wird, bewegt der gratismutige Mob seinen Arsch keinen Millimeter.
Aber wehe, man sagt "Stadtbild".