Fuck no, Misogyny Mastodon!
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Tina told me not to let anyone know, because then things could get worse for her. Today in gym class, us girls in the dance group wanted more rehearsal time (we have a show on FRIDAY) but Jim kept yelling at all of us and was saying really rude things to Tina, in front of us, and saying tht she was wrong and that it was her fault tht 'we didnt feel prepared' and tht she should've known better and then he went on a rant tht our show wasnt important. She was crying! :( I was so angry!
Anonymous
That’s a shame. ):
Oh god, what an asshole. I hope someone decides to do something about him soon!
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My favorite gym teacher (im gonna call her Tina) is a great teacher and mentor and she loves her job and she has helped me through my tough times and she is basically my 2nd mother. But the other gym teacher (i'll call him Joe) is a terrible teacher, he rambles on about nothing and jus makes us play soccer and he yells at Tina a lot and is really mean to her. Tina filed a complaint and the school board cut her hours as a response. Jim is an old white male, and Tina is a young female. Sexism? Anonymous
Oh, you bet that’s sexism.
Isn’t there someone you could talk to to show your support for Tina? It’s a shame that she’s the one who got cut down because of someone else’s incompetence.
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Just got attacked by dudebros and have their URLs. Take this as a PSA and block these fedoras.
Their usernames are xemos-the-shim and blanketofskulls. Trigger warning for the links: rape jokes and threats.
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oh man what gets me is dudes saying its unhygienic for girls not to shave their legs /whether they show their legs or not/ but then they go around shirtless or wearing shorts with their crazy amounts of pit and leg hair Anonymous
Oh my god, yes.
Fucking misogynist logic.
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Why are people calling you a misandrist like I haven't seen one post of yours saying "kill all men" this "men need to be castrated" that. Sessh. Anonymous
To be quite honest, I’m a firm believer that Misandry Isn’t A Thing, so you can find a bit of misandry humour on my personal blog… I prefer not to bring that over here, though.
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And the sexist writer means "envious." People are jealous of what they have and envious of what others have. Doy! Damn mysogynists need a dictionary.
Even though you’re grammatically right (I think - I’m not a native English speaker and I didn’t know about that difference between jealous and envious), I still don’t think it’s the right word! It’s not a matter of envy, I think what the writer failed to convey is a completely different feeling.
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So I'm doing a project on gender for my Sociology class. And in this packet we're reading is the line "men and feminists alike are jealous of the fact beautiful women get whatever they want just because of their looks". "jealous" is the absolute wrong word. Anonymous
Man, there is so much wrong with that phrase I’m not even sure where to start.
It’s more like a thing where men SWEAR it’s an example of “female privilege” when in fact it’s just another instance of objectification and Dudes Being Nice Because They Wanna Get Laid, while feminists just want people to stop it with the thin/white/conventionally attractive privilege…
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Submitted anonimously.
Except that’s rape culture right there. Rape, no matter what your gender is, is a serious issue and it’s not okay. Just because someone is a douchebag and says something like “Well, I wouldn’t mind if a woman raped me” doesn’t make the rape of a male something to not be taken just as seriously as the rape of a female/other gender.
Rape is wrong.
It should be taken seriously no matter what.
The end.
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Submitted anonimously.
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For several months now, we have been translating a story called "The Matron of Ephesus" in Latin class. It is quite frankly one of the most sickeningly misogynistic stories I have ever encountered—a standard-issue "women are evil and fickle and they are their husband's property and their only value is in loyalty to him". The teacher has expressed agreement with the stories' themes. None of the other students have said anything. My question is this: [CONT] Anonymous
[CONT] Would it be acceptable for me (a boy) to explain what’s wrong with TMoE during class? I’m very nervous about accidentally engaging in mansplaining here, but I’m certain at this point that none of the other students will acknowledge that anything is wrong with the story. (NOTE: My teacher is a white man)
Personally, I think it’s acceptable, yeah! If you’re feeling insecure you could also talk to some of your female classmates and see if they share your opinion, maybe even speak to your professor as a group instead of an individual.
