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How do women still make it about themselves when the topic of draft comes up? Men are being sent to die but yes let’s talk about women’s rights for some reason

u/MrPoggiewoggies — 2 months ago

Perspective : Women took the whole inceldom personality, supposedly most repulsive and pathetic state of being for a human, adopted it without modifying it at all with no originality whatsoever, and made it an attractive and quirky asthetic just because they’re women

This is just a cruel joke. It’s so fucking blatant. The whole narrative of inceldom is that it’s a losers lifestyle for men. Male NEETs are pathetic etc.

But “femcel girlfailure who doesn’t leave her room”? That’s immediately considered “quirky” and “cute”. A “Femcel girlfailure” who doesn’t work, doesn’t clean and doesn’t have goals in life will have 10 simps lined up in her inbox.

Just goes to show, the exact same thing done by men is pathetic, but done by women is cute and quirky. Soyciety loves women

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u/MrPoggiewoggies — 2 months ago
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Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has *disproportionately* affected women

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has disproportionately affected women

Estimated deaths: Men: 400,000 Women: 4300
Estimated Casual Men: 1,350,000 Women: 9500

u/MrPoggiewoggies — 2 months ago
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The feminist position that no one should be drafted is a complete cop-out

By preaching unrealistic platitudes like “no one should be drafted”, it makes them look good and most importantly: preserves the status quo which overwhelmingly benefits women. It’s virtue signalling without having any skin in the game.

Imagine if only women were drafted and instead of also joining the draft to relieve their burden, men decides to sit back and preach about how no one should be drafted, without offering to share any of the responsibilities.

You can’t control whether or not another country decides to invade you.

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u/MrPoggiewoggies — 2 months ago

I (20F) Have Finally Lost My Virginity…

After enduring three years of struggling with vaginismus, I've finally experienced losing my virginity! Over the past seven months, I've attended physical therapy sessions, gradually feeling more at ease with the idea of possibly engaging in sexual activity. I chose to lose my virginity with a trusted friend whom I find attractive. Despite the slight, nagging pain, I'm immensely thankful for the progress I've made and the relief of no longer feeling broken! I cried tears of joy after the experience.

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u/MrPoggiewoggies — 2 months ago