Image description: A 3 panel comic from Women's Empowerment in which the background of each panel is a light blue. In the top panel a woman with medium red and black hair wearing a purple-ish top with a collar with buttons on it and is slightly open and tied around her waist, as well as blue jeans is talking to a guy who is wearing a white baseball cap under which is short black hair, and leading down from that is sideburns and a well trimmed moustache and general beard. He is wearing a grey-blue hoodie with square patterns on it and underneath it a plain white shirt, over the hood he is also wearing a and a small side bag from his right shoulder down to just under his chest on the left side of his body under his arm. The guy is saying "Girls mature faster, so..." and the woman replies "They should be given more positions of power and authority?" Then in the next panel the guy replies "No..." and so the woman replies "Boys should be taught to look to them for guidance and leadership?" and in the final panel the guy replies "No, but that's why older men are attracted to them!" to which the woman replies "Oh my god..." Starting on the woman in the last panel there is a person's social media handle: @Lainey.Molnar
[Sincere] As relationship anarchists though, even though we understand the homophobia of calling obvious lovers friends we don't entirely hate it. Labels are, after all, just labels. What people agree to and what actions etc they choose to agree to is up to them.
For example one of our partners and us call each other both friends and partners, so the agreements and what we're okay with are more important than the label, at least to us.
It says kind of a lot about our society if you start thinking about why it sounds so appealing...
No, not really. Kink doesn't necessarily say anything about a society. It isn't caused by trauma etc all the time, and can just be a healthy expression of fantasies and desires.
Yet people honestly believe the BBC isn't transphobic... somehow.
oh, okay.
rate of what?
Why do we need them all?
Why?
Hmmm, maybe. But I still think there are better solutions to that.
This sounds terrible, no matter what the scenario.
I hope more and more people cancel their netflix subscriptions, then either they change back to when it was good, or die.
When you make legal recourse unavailable, you make... other methods inevitable.
I dunno, I think 'normal' people do know some shades.
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Image description: A 3 panel comic from Women's Empowerment in which the background of each panel is a light blue. In the top panel a woman with medium red and black hair wearing a purple-ish top with a collar with buttons on it and is slightly open and tied around her waist, as well as blue jeans is talking to a guy who is wearing a white baseball cap under which is short black hair, and leading down from that is sideburns and a well trimmed moustache and general beard. He is wearing a grey-blue hoodie with square patterns on it and underneath it a plain white shirt, over the hood he is also wearing a and a small side bag from his right shoulder down to just under his chest on the left side of his body under his arm. The guy is saying "Girls mature faster, so..." and the woman replies "They should be given more positions of power and authority?" Then in the next panel the guy replies "No..." and so the woman replies "Boys should be taught to look to them for guidance and leadership?" and in the final panel the guy replies "No, but that's why older men are attracted to them!" to which the woman replies "Oh my god..." Starting on the woman in the last panel there is a person's social media handle: @Lainey.Molnar
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Wat ._.
[Sarcasm] Amazing that he painted her instead of, you know, helping her.
Strings on the other hand, are nonbinary.
who lived together...
so what you're saying is they were room mates?
[Sincere] As relationship anarchists though, even though we understand the homophobia of calling obvious lovers friends we don't entirely hate it. Labels are, after all, just labels. What people agree to and what actions etc they choose to agree to is up to them.
For example one of our partners and us call each other both friends and partners, so the agreements and what we're okay with are more important than the label, at least to us.
Genuinely interested in how this conclusion was arrived at.
No, not really. Kink doesn't necessarily say anything about a society. It isn't caused by trauma etc all the time, and can just be a healthy expression of fantasies and desires.
may is doing a lot of heavy lifting there.
Yep, "authority for me but not for thee."
Yeah, the whole thing is liberal and doesn't go far enough,