u/Center-Of-Thought

The original post (which is only here for context) was calling out the comment from the person censored with the red dot. Turquoise was responding to this call out post in the feminist subreddit.

What's more, turquoise has a feminine snoo, so it's possible the person saying "females" is a woman or at least femme. It's dissapointing to know that a comment like this was posted to a feminist subreddit at all, but it's even more dissapointing to think that it might have been made by a woman or a femme person. And that other women also likely upvoted it.

I usually like this subreddit, as a lot of interesting discussions do arise from it, but I found this to be dissapointing.

Also, "mid"??

This is so disgusting in how degrading it is. We are not people to him with hearts and souls, we are just bodies, fuck objects. It genuinely makes me nauseous that a human being thinks of other human beings in this manner.

The account profile picture is of a famous woman doing a pose. They also have a lot of transphobic shit on their account (like the tweet shown here) and say shit like "protect men, men are too innocent for this world." They say women are the problem but refuse to explain why, they say men do no wrong but refuse to explain why. Fucking delusional.

Okay, so... "female being" uses "female" as an adjective, not as a noun, which normally doesn't qualify for this subreddit. That's true. But -- I think saying "female being" is still weirdly dehumanizing/objectifying, and especially when it could easily just be "woman". It at least has "females" energy.

We don't even deserve the respect of being referred to as a damn word in his mind, we're just an emoji, and the damn "girl" emoji for that matter. 😭 I find that incredibly gross considering the context of Epstein.

Also, what the fuck?

To be clear, since this was posted by the pregnant woman herself, this pinned comment was likely a pin of shame, not pinned out of agreement. The man took so much heat for this (over 4k comments!) that he eventually deleted the comment. He dished out the heat but couldn't take it himself.

The top comment on the post was "The pinned comment is horrendous" which received 67k likes.

I'm going swimming soon, so I was trying to find information on how easily I could wear men's swim clothes as a cis woman (taking into consideration the differing fits). And this reddit post came up in my google search. 🫠

And I know a lot of people are quick to point out that "Women don't call themselves females, that's clearly a dude" whenever a woman gets posted here saying "females". Context is relevant; sometimes it's very obviously a cis man posing as a woman and calling himself and women "females". But the OP here isn't speaking with the verbiage that I would expect a cis man posing as a woman to use. She sounds like a woman with some unfortunate internalized misogyny. I have heard women irl call themselves females, it does sadly happen.

I also have no idea what in the hell they're trying to say

So... a couple of things.

1. This is technically "females and girls", but I honest to god cannot figure out if the study is referring to girls as in children (proper usage of the term which does not count for this subreddit) or girls as in adults (which would count for the subreddit).

2. Many may point out that "female is appropriate verbiage when doing a medical study", but here's the thing: They also refer to people as "girls", women", and "fathers", rather than as "males and females". Since not all language was medical and clinical, I think this counts.

3. Just what in the actual fuck is this shit? How is this even a study? It is so weird, disgusting, dehumanizing, vomit-inducing, strangely pedophilic and incestuous, I just cannot.

I can't believe I found this in the wild