Um yeah that's what consent means?

Even if she consented to 140 men and 2 extra joined without her consent it's still rape wtf is so hard to understand?

u/ririiii00001 — 8 days ago

I hate how ethnicities/races are reduced to porn categories now

Men can't see an asian lady (specifically Japanese, Chinese, Korean) sitting with a Black man without thinking of porn. "We're not addicted I swear" 🤢🤢 they genuinely disgust me like just be normal ugh
The video had nothing sexual about it, she's an influencer who sits next to random people and does skincare with them (most likely staged). Anyways the comment section pissed me off so I wanted to vent here

u/ririiii00001 — 2 months ago

"actress should be famous because boobies are big" is such a male thing to say

First of all, neither her nor Sydney Sweeney can act. They have no range and it's always the same character over and over again.

Second of all, men's obsession with boobs has gotten even weirder recently, it's all they talk about. Every fan art HAS to have big boobs, if a game character has small boobs it's "woke", being naturally skinny is being pedo bait, if you don't like huge boobs you're gay/pedo. Like fuck off!!!!!!!!!!! I got to a point where whenever men are obsessed with boobs I assume they're porn brained and move on.

And no I have absolutely no issues with busty women. I just hate how dehumanizing it must feel being talked about this way.

Edit: sorry I forgot to add a flair

u/ririiii00001 — 2 months ago

I hate how people are acting about Zendaya and Sadie Sink after the new Spiderman movie

This screenshot basically sums it up. Out of the whole movie and story, I'll I'm seeing is people (mainly men) talk about how Sadie is much hotter and Peter should go for her because "Zendaya is ugly".

First of all, I'll never understand men's sudden agreement that Zendaya is a horrendous ugly woman, out of nowhere.

When Euphoria was the hype, they kept simping for Sydney Sweeney and calling Zendaya mid and woke propaganda. Now they're doing the same with Sadie. It's just disgusting.

u/ririiii00001 — 2 months ago

TW child abuse

Men when women talk about being raped: "boys get raped too ugh"
Men when boys get raped:

I'm genuinely sick and tired of men acting like this. It upsets me that I have to share this planet with them!! HE'S A 2 YEAR OLD FOR FUCK'S SAKE!!!!!!! Poor thing doesn't even understand what is going on and men will still subscribe and watch and comment this shit.

Also whoever made this post is a pos, they deliberately picked that pic of her because they know what kinda comments they'll get. Disgusting.

Mind you this is a sample, there are WAY MORE comments like this.

u/ririiii00001 — 3 months ago

Women need to stop lining up to take pics with Chris Brown

It's just so embarrassing. I saw a reel of a grown ass woman geeked up about taking a pic with Chris Brown. It's just nasty. A lot of women piss me tf off.

u/ririiii00001 — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/Rants

Straight men giving their unsolicited opinions on makeup subs

I wanna vent about straight men who prefer "natural" women and hate makeup invading makeup spaces and subs. Genuinely gtfo?

First of all I made the mistake of posting my makeup one time and got messages like "I'm gooning to your face right now" "your mouth looks so tight" ...

That was a great experience ! 😀

Now I'm scrolling, I see a beautiful woman who posted her makeup asking for advice, and this grown ass man talking about your makeup is ugly women look bad with makeup you should be natural. BRO LEAAAAAVE!

I'm not saying men shouldn't have opinions about makeup or fashion or whatnot, but this is like being vegan and commenting meat is disgusting under subreddits made for BEEF stews.

What bothers me a lot is that MEN DON'T KNOW WHAT NO MAKEUP LOOKS LIKE BECAUSE YOU RARELY SEE WOMEN WITH ACTUAL BARE FACES.

Beautiful natural women who roll out of bed with perfect features and skin exist but they are very rare, stop expecting your average woman to look like that you're setting yourselves up for failure please.

It's the equivalent of women saying I love Henry Cavill's dad bod. LADY NO HE'S AT THE GYM EVERYDAY FOR THAT BUILD.

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u/ririiii00001 — 3 months ago

I hate how a lot of women suppress their wants to appease to men

I just saw a post telling men that if they get rejected, it’s not because they’re unattractive because “women are less visual.” Apparently looks don’t matter, just be confident and have a good personality.

I’m tired of this narrative.

Women are visual too. We develop celebrity crushes, obsess over attractive actors, and plenty of us are drawn to good-looking men. Physical attraction matters. It isn’t the only thing that matters, but pretending it barely exists for women is just dishonest.

There’s a reason K-pop has such an intensely devoted fanbase. K-pop idols, especially the men, are some of the closest examples of men experiencing appearance standards similar to those women face, with the emphasis on cosmetic procedures, skincare, makeup, physique, and fashion. The result? Millions of women openly obsessing over them.

So why are women expected to pretend we don’t care about looks? Men are generally allowed to admit they find physical attractiveness important in a partner, but when women say the same thing, we’re called shallow.

No, looks aren’t everything. What’s attractive is also highly subjective. But they absolutely matter, and it’s okay to acknowledge that.

I also think this “men are just more visual” idea does everyone a disservice. It gets used to excuse behavior that shouldn’t need excusing, whether it’s disrespectfully ogling other people while in a relationship or dismissing concerns with “it’s just biology.”

Women are visual too. We just aren’t encouraged to admit it as openly.

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u/ririiii00001 — 3 months ago

I hate when men comment this

I'm not sure if this belongs here. But I notice whenever a woman praises a man and says something nice about him, men go "hell yeah he got laid that night" "she let him hit after".

It's so disgusting. Even if it's her own husband in the context of the screenshot, why is that the first thing that comes to your head? And I hate that sex is the expected "reward" for everything.

For example, if you put efforts into surprising a male partner, buy his fav things, make his fav food but don't have sex with him at the end of the night, it's almost as if none of that matters anymore.

Anyways it just pissed me off so I decided to rant.

u/ririiii00001 — 3 months ago

God I love being drunk

What an amazing feeling once you hit that one spot of drunk. Not blacked out, not sober. Just right.
My husband made me a strong drink and I'm levitating.

I feel like life isn't that bad, my cats look so fucking adorable. My fine ass husband is looking scrumptious playing aram. Life is good. I wish i could bottle up this feeling and use it whenever I can.

I wanna sniff flowers and make an animal shelter.

Edit: oh my god guys I'm not an alcoholic lmao i drink once a month at most, it's why when I do it hits much better. I'm very lightweight also.
This is the next day and I feel like shit. Precisely why I don't drink often.

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u/ririiii00001 — 3 months ago

"Yes i know" is fucking crazy!

Openly pedo men should be put on a watchlist if not straight to prison. Imagine feeling so comfortable saying you're attracted to children on a public platform without feeling any sense of fear, shame, embarrassment.

"Yes I know 😍" as if it's even better that she's underage. Absolutely vile.

u/ririiii00001 — 3 months ago

Why can't men say they're not interested in women's sports without putting women down?

I came across this post today, and honestly it genuinely pissed me off.

If women’s sports aren’t your thing, that’s completely fine. Nobody is forcing anyone to watch them. Just like nobody is forced to watch golf, baseball, darts, or Formula 1.
But why does the conversation always turn into humiliating women?

Every single time a women’s team is mentioned, the comments are flooded with:

“Didn’t they lose to 15-year-old boys?”
“Nobody cares.”
“Random men could beat them.”
“Women’s sports are a joke.”

Why is “I’m not interested” never enough? Why does it always have to become “women are inferior”?
And about that famous FC Dallas U15 scrimmage that gets brought up every single time…

It was a training scrimmage, not a World Cup match. Teams use scrimmages to test tactics, rotate lineups, build fitness, and experiment. Strange results happen in preseason and training games all the time. Professional men’s clubs lose friendlies to lower-division teams every year, and nobody suddenly decides they’re worse than amateurs.

Women’s sports were never created to prove women could outperform men. They exist so women can compete against women at the highest level possible.
You don’t judge heavyweight boxers by asking whether they’d beat a gorilla.
You don’t dismiss Paralympians because Olympians are faster.
You don’t say college football is worthless because the NFL is better.
Every sport exists within its own competitive field.

UGHHH they piss me off so much

u/ririiii00001 — 3 months ago

Man leaves his daughter to die while he jerks off, the mom us blamed.

Half the comments asking about where the mom is are driving me crazy like what the actual fuck????? What do you mean???? He prioritized a nut over his daughter's life and we're blaming the mom? Wrap it up

Idk if I'm supposed to hide people's names so I did just in case

edit: ugh typo in title, is not us

u/ririiii00001 — 3 months ago
▲ 1.4k r/Feminism

“Foreplay” is a scam term that keeps women’s pleasure optional and men’s pleasure mandatory

Penetrative sex is the one bedroom activity that carries pregnancy risk, and many women don’t even find it the best part. Yet it’s labeled “the main event,” while everything else women might actually enjoy gets demoted to “foreplay”, optional extras, often framed as just prep for the real thing.

This isn’t neutral language. It lets men treat their favorite activity as a non-negotiable while women’s preferences get treated as bonus content. To many men, foreplay is the price of admission they pay to get to what they actually want. Meanwhile activities many women prefer get treated as appetizers that must “graduate” to something else.

It also reinforces the idea that queer sex (which often doesn’t center penetration) is somehow less “real” sex, because it doesn’t hit that one specific activity culture has decided is the main event.

Drop “foreplay” from your vocabulary. It’s not a neutral descriptor, it’s a framing that keeps women’s enjoyment last on the priority list.

Edit: https://youtube.com/shorts/19hpvaGa6Ds?si=sAYClLRMGEP0PHF1 THIS IS THE VIDEO I PARAPHRASED FOR THIS POST. SHE SPEAKS ABOUT THIS IN MORE DETAILS. GIVE HER A FOLLOW BECAUSE HER PAGE IS GOATED.

u/ririiii00001 — 4 months ago
▲ 25 r/women

Only feeling confident when I'm the prettiest in the room

As the title says. I don't know how to feel ACTUAL confidence. I HATE that I see women as competition because I truly deeply love and admire women.

I was bodyshamed since I was a child, grown women were comparing me to my friends saying things like "look at her so womanly already and has curves, tell your mom to feed you more so you start to look like a woman, otherwise no man will want you." This lasted throughout my entire childhood and teenage years. I grew up very skinny and had my first period at almost 16, I was pretty much a late bloomer.

Now I do think I'm pretty and that my child self would love how I look like now it's like yay we made it, now what? Why didn't these women tell me to study more and be smart, instead of making my looks my entire worth. I was 10 ffs.

Now that programming is pretty much still running the show in my brain and I HATE how it makes me feel and act. I step into a place and I start scanning immediately, looking for threats. Looking for prettier women, looking at my husband's eyes to see if he notices them.

How do I get out of this dumbass mentality and be a normal human being. I'm no model and there's always gorgeous women everywhere, this shouldn't be how I measure my worth, it's miserable.

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u/ririiii00001 — 4 months ago

I just realized that Patrick Schwarzenegger is in Ariana Grande's music video "Right There" lmao

I don't know if this is appropriate to post here since it's not directly related to the show, but I got excited when I saw him in the mv when I rewatched it just now and I didn't know who to share this info with 😭

u/ririiii00001 — 4 months ago
▲ 0 r/jobs

Tomorrow is my first day at work

After 1 year of unemployment, I finally landed a job as a logistics clerk. I'm very nervous and scared. I got too used to being at home with my cats, watching tv, chilling. I was depressed and anxious about never finding a job and feeling like a liability to my husband, but now I'm gonna miss being at home 😭 Wish me luck, I just got my safety shoes and I'm ready (I think)

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u/ririiii00001 — 4 months ago

Why are women saying that big boobs are finally back in trend? When were they not the preference?

I keep seeing reels of busty women celebrating big boobs FINALLY becoming the trend, and I'm confused? In my 25 years on this earth, big boobs have always been one of the most desirable physical trait on women. Am I missing something?

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u/ririiii00001 — 4 months ago