[ SECRET POST #3273 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3273 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Boob thread V2.0

[blitzwing]

I too am sick of the feminist erasure of large breasted women.

Re: Boob thread V2.0

[(Anonymous)]

"Wah wah wah, I'm on the wrong side of history"

Re: Boob thread V2.0

[blitzwing]

As long as I'm on the fun side, nonny.

Re: Boob thread V2.0

[(Anonymous)]

yeah big boobs are gross

can't believe real women have the nerve to walk around with those big old titties

get a boob reduction, damn

too sexual

Re: Boob thread V2.0

[(Anonymous)]

Honest question with no offence meant, but are you an MRA?

Re: Boob thread V2.0

[blitzwing]

No. I'm not fond of gender-specific political idealogies of any kind.

Re: Boob thread V2.0

[(Anonymous)]

"The feminist erasure of large breasted women". As a woman with pretty big boobs I find this pretty ridiculous

Re: Boob thread V2.0

[blitzwing]

Yeah me too. I wish they'd knock it off.

Re: Boob thread V2.0

[(Anonymous)]

honestly buddy is this a thing? i'm more than willing to believe that mainstream feminism encourages some not wholly positive/productive/realistic ideas about big-breasted women (? though I can't think of any examples, tbqh) but this idea of "feminist erasure" seems a little strongly-worded. Can you explain a little more what you mean?