[ SECRET POST #2702 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2702 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Hypothetical #YesAllWomen Tweets from your fandom (TW: discussion of misogyny and sexual assault

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I don't disagree about women having all once experienced racism, whether they realized it or not. What I mind though is the way it's done, I mean, it's just so preachy and passive agressive. Just like the feminists who insist you have to call yourself a feminist if you care about women's rights.

Re: Hypothetical #YesAllWomen Tweets from your fandom (TW: discussion of misogyny and sexual assault

[(Anonymous)]

There's not much passive about it, actually. And it seems like preachy might be dependent on the individual interpretation. I haven't found it preachy at all, but I know that people interpret these types of things very differently depending on personal experience.

Re: Hypothetical #YesAllWomen Tweets from your fandom (TW: discussion of misogyny and sexual assault

[(Anonymous)]

You'd be surprised at how many men actually believe women have it easier than they do because they can have sex whenever they want! And it gets infuriating after a while. These aren't the people that will listen to whispers, you need to shout it.

And then you have guys like spoiled little prick who think you, as a woman, solely exist to hand out pleasure prizes to men, and ohmygod, you have a vagina, you control the vagina currency, how dare you! Being silent really isn't an option here.

Re: Hypothetical #YesAllWomen Tweets from your fandom (TW: discussion of misogyny and sexual assault

[nyxelestia]

It's not passive-aggressive. It's assertive. Yeah, sure, technically a correct application would be "YesMostWomen", but it doesn't have the same impact, and it has a very specific context and history, namely that it's a response to the "not all men" defense a lot of men use to derail discussions of misogyny. The idea is that everyone should be invested in eradicating misogyny, not just women - everyone is involved and everyone is affected, and that even by being silent and not saying anything, men passive condone misogyny.