[ SECRET POST #7024 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7024 ⌋

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OP

[(Anonymous)]

No, I don’t think romance with men is pro-patriarchy.

I’ve encountered some people who say it’s feminist to be in a lesbian relationship. My impression is that those people are mostly straight cis women who’re grossed out by the “perversion” of actual lesbians. I also read an essay by a woman who argued that her 24/7 submission to her husband was actually a feminist choice. I concluded that her personal relationship wasn’t pro-feminist, but it also wasn’t anti-feminist because she didn’t think other people had to be like her. So I guess my attitude is that relationships are something where you just do what you want, and feminism is the right to choose what sort of things you want.

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

Ah ha ha, I'm an old person and in the 90s I actually flat-shared with some "political lesbians" and I thought it would be fine because I'm a lesbian. I was very, very wrong, and they were also very transphobic, which kind of prepared me for the coming wave of TERFs.

I really didn't think het political lesbians were a thing anymore? Certainly there are lesbians and bisexual women who say being in a lesbian relationship is more feminist, but not the old-school kind.