Comments on: Yes, All Women Feel the Effects of Misogyny

By: RabbitGoddess

RabbitGoddess — Thu, 12 Nov 2015 18:39:41 +0000

OMG yes..i think so many of us have had creepy experiences like this..
You know that denial that people have about what is happening in factory farms? Same kind of denial and delusions extends to women as an actual human being.

I was raised by a misogynistic narcissist, who assaulted me on a regular basis, constantly belittled and ridiculed me, used me as his scapegoat and took all his hatred for his mother out on me..and then would boast to everyone how he let me speak my mind and would boast about how smart I was..

This is the same man that kicked my dog down the stars in a fit of rage…chased her across the floor with a broken hip, while I tried to cover her with my body, repeatedly kicking her..then took her to the vet before we all woke up and had her PTS.
This is the man who constantly took in foster kids so he could look good to everyone else, meanwhile our home was a living nightmare.

Interestingly the family denial ran so deep my mother would claim the same thing, even though I clearly recall, if I had the audacity to speak up at the dinner table, or question anything, I was hit..i was told what it was permissible to think and feel. The whole family would just lie about it..my brother was the golden boy who could get away with murder, and I was treated as family servant..My mother would complain to me about how she was treated as a “second class citizen” all the time treating me like I was her personal servant having no rights whatsoever.

My family had this kind of fake history, where they lied to themselves about what was going on..I got to the point where I could no longer tolerate listening to them lie to my face and I have not talked to them since.

Sorry, it is good to find another rabbit lover, vegan “freak”.
Much of the human race is profoundly twisted and sick, I am not sure there is any cure.

Mom to 5 bunnies

By: Vegan Rabbit

Vegan Rabbit — Wed, 01 Apr 2015 18:38:34 +0000

In reply to Tracy Hargett (@Tracymh1974). Wrong. When anyone is raped by anyone, it is never their fault. What you are doing is blaming the victim. Instead of teaching people how to not get raped, we need to teach people not to rape.

By: Tracy Hargett (@Tracymh1974)

Tracy Hargett (@Tracymh1974) — Mon, 23 Mar 2015 18:27:39 +0000

I think that women would not run the risk of getting raped so much if they 1.) Did not get completely wasted to the point of not being able to walk – especially around people they do not know. 2.) DON’T spend a lot of alone time with guys who you know are into you when you are NOT into them. If you have a boyfriend, then this is the guy you need to be hanging out with. If not, then hang out with the girls or go on several dates until you find a boyfriend. It literally wastes a guy’s time and yours when you “hang out” and there will never be a romantic thing going on. 3.) Don’t get high. 4.) Sorry, but don’t wear the short skirts. Don’t want to get raped? Wear jeans. 5.) This is coming from a WOMAN.

By: babubiko

babubiko — Mon, 16 Feb 2015 06:20:22 +0000

Reblogged this on BIKO'S PLAYGROUND.

By: Maya

Maya — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 03:10:41 +0000

I’m going to be completely honest about my thoughts. Here they are: I am a woman, and I can not personally think of a time I have experienced misogyny. But I feel that this article includes misandry, it expresses ideas that are too negative about men, not in ways that are necessary for making it’s point. Also, I have had to fight against plenty of prejudice for other reasons, and witness it in our society. So, if you call yourself a feminist or want to deal with misogyny, think about these things and see how many of them you have done or ignored as problems, or not even realised they were. Society has a long way to go to make the world an equal place beyond just dealing with issues of misogyny.
1 It is a frequent problem I am aware of that society considers it normal to tell another human being to “Ssssh”, well in reality some people have serious problems in speech
therapy so that is kind of the equivalent of telling a fat person they need to lose weight.
2 People with allergies are given all kinds of abuse. Believe me, it happens. From being
told by other people that they will tell you when you are near something you are allergic to when you make it clear you can do it yourself [controlling and manipulating someone when they have a right to a decision like that], having things you are allergic to insensitively and thoughtlessly placed in front of you or having someone bring it up to you as though your rights as a human being do not matter, or having people make it out you are making too much of a fuss if you are merely upset at all you can’t eat something because of an allergy, even if they make too much of a fuss of pointing out when you can’t eat something and sometimes when they please
3 I am hearing the “n-word” being used frequently by white people and am not hearing nearly enough talk about it as a problem
4 When you blank someone because you just don’t take in you’ve heard them it can have
serious consequences for people in terms of upset
5 Why is it okay for people to make fun of violence against men? Oh, let me guess: the theory that men don’t experience it the same as women. Well I don’t care: that doesn’t mean it is funny. Sharon Osborne made a joke of it on TV and I’m yet to see a feminist talk about that. How would any of you feel if it was your brother she was laughing at though? In fact why is sexism against men hardly recognised or even noticed? No, women being believed to experience it worse is not a good reason. Also, why don’t
people take seriously enough how serious being kicked in the cock for boys is an issue?
6 Plenty of parents expect children just to obey them and do as they say, even if it is unreasonable. Heck, even in Mary Poppins children are ordered around by a nanny.
I wonder how many of you feminists are Mary Poppins fans who have never realised this, Walt Disney himself was rumoured to have prejudices though, so maybe some of you have.
7 Prejudice against both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is sometimes seen as okay because of this conflict, it shouldn’t be.
8 Some young children and teenagers use the word “gay” to mean anything bad in general conversation. Need I say more?
So all you feminists out there, keep trying to fight misogyny, but don’t be misandrists in the process, and I think you should start addressing these issues, if you are making YouTube videos, you may want to start talking about some of these topics, or similar ones and in broad detail, really addressing them, because I’ll be looking out now to see if I can find any videos on these matters. It is best to help to make the world a peaceful place altogether.