Anonymous #2 7w

er fightmaster on drew afualo’s podcast. she also agreed with them and is not mass blocking people for disagreeing with them

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Anonymous #4 7w

*IS mass blocking people omg

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Anonymous #5 7w

Yeah like it just doesnt work if youre trying to be pro trans women and are still on some gender essentialism bullshit

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I agree. I’d go as far to argue that our ability to be sexually assaulted is part of us understanding womanhood. It’s a hard hollowing fact of women’s existence on this planet. The statistics of the sexual violence against women are staggering. Globally about 1/3 women are sexually assaulted in their lifetime. There are over 230 million women alive today that have undergone genitalia mutilation. 2020-24 had 1.1 million victims of domestic violence (US) w/ nearly 75% of the victims being female.

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Anonymous OP 7w

SA is embedded in our womanhood. We cannot escape it. It has been looming over our heads since birth. And we live our lives with that shadow till the day we die. Just look at our history.

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That makes alot of sense. I def see what you’re saying and I agree it was classless.

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Anonymous OP 7w

I guess I just see SA as something we as women are just expected to figure out or dare I say even tolerate because of how normalized violence against us is. Growing up in a world that sees us as objects, baby makers, a sex hole leaves a pretty deep impression. It’s everywhere, what we eat, wear, where we avoid, it’s the men who yell vulgar things as we pass, it’s the warnings older women give us. It’s the way we learn to be smaller, quieter, prettier, and more agreeable.

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Anonymous #7 7w

Theres always been terfs on here :( i thought this was anti being weird ab trans women tho ig i dont have the context of the person but ive been hearing they were being transphobic

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Anonymous #6 7w

No, this whole smear campaign was started by a conservative that took a year old podcast clip out of context to target the trans community. Drew afaulo and er fightmaster were being trans inclusive and tried to talk about trans women in a positive light and all the cis women took it as a personal attack

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Anonymous #7 7w

Oh of fucking course

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Anonymous #6 7w

The SA comment was still not warranted

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Anonymous #1 7w

Nah I agree with the point they were making. And that comment was specifically regarding the trans panic of cis women being afraid of being raped in the bathroom by trans women

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Anonymous #7 7w

how is the context any better for saying something like that 😭

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Anonymous #4 7w

How is it not? She was referring to transphobic cis women weaponizing the trans panic?

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Yeah that’s literally exactly what they were arguing. So you agree with them

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Anonymous #8 7w

Transphobe be gone

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Anonymous #7 7w

your feelings don’t outweigh facts

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Anonymous #8 7w

MAGA be like

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Anonymous #8 7w

Many trans women experience a more traditional womanhood than many cis women They have many of the same struggles in society that we do

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Anonymous #8 7w

😬😬😬😬. Yeah too far. I disagree with what they said but trans women are still women. Sure they experience a different womanhood than us but I experience a different one than you so why tf does it matter. No one experiences the same womanhood. You can disagree with the take and not be a terf

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Anonymous #3 7w

that’s hilarious

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Anonymous #10 7w

down like animals. they’re people who go through an entirely different journey of womanhood and on that journey, given they are in a safe environment, they are not overly or entirely concerned about doing or going through to oppression that was suddenly being mass reported on like womens bathrooms and sports. they did not mean more beautiful as a quantitative statement when comparing the two experiences of womanhood that trans and cis women experience, just highlighting the beauty of trans women

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