Womanhood and injustices against women #2

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Blond3g1rl said:
Was talking about this to a friend yesterday after reading the pathetic ‘excuses’ of the Pelicot rapists. Are all men just bad? And the nice ones we know/married to are just socially conditioned to be nice but underneath it’s there lurking. It’s made me feel quiet uneasy thinking about it.
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I don’t think they’re all bad underneath and there are genuinely good men out there, but many are very selfish and believe sex is their god given right. The recent court case in France shows that given the chance many would take it.
 
Flowergirl14 said:
Apparently 98% of sex attacks are committed by men.
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And even then, it's not just sex attacks we fear. It's violence, being killed, being pestered, being leered at...


LittleMy said:
I don’t think they’re all bad underneath and there are genuinely good men out there, but many are very selfish and believe sex is their god given right. The recent court case in France shows that given the chance many would take it.
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There was a channel 4 doc recently where an undercover journalist was pretending to be drunk and passed out in Ibiza. It didn't take long for two men to walk by and discuss what they'd do to her thinking she couldn't hear. The journalist was so scared even with a camera crew nearby that she acted like she regained herself and walked away.

Let's put that into perspective. How many of us would be walking down the street with a friend on a night out and suddenly decide to harm another person? If I turned to a friend and said 'let's slap that guy' they'd be like 'no wtf is wrong with you?'.

It's terrifying how easy it is for some men to switch from being a law abiding citizen to a criminal all because of sex.
 
Blueblue123 said:
And even then, it's not just sex attacks we fear. It's violence, being killed, being pestered, being leered at...




There was a channel 4 doc recently where an undercover journalist was pretending to be drunk and passed out in Ibiza. It didn't take long for two men to walk by and discuss what they'd do to her thinking she couldn't hear. The journalist was so scared even with a camera crew nearby that she acted like she regained herself and walked away.

Let's put that into perspective. How many of us would be walking down the street with a friend on a night out and suddenly decide to harm another person? If I turned to a friend and said 'let's slap that guy' they'd be like 'no wtf is wrong with you?'.

It's terrifying how easy it is for some men to switch from being a law abiding citizen to a criminal all because of sex.
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At a recent work night out a male colleague was overheard saying ‘I would have a go’ or something along those lines in reference to a woman passed out at the bar.
 
The media report sex crimes, some of the most awful rapes, as being committed by a woman and that is often in their headlines. Sometimes they don’t even bother to say this is actually a trans identified man. Why? to me it’s a further attack on womanhood they say we can be rapists, victims are further victimised by having use female pronouns and to say in court ‘her penis’. are the men sitting in court secretly laughing at her humiliation? The rapist gets off on it do the ‘good’ ones too?
 
We've had a problem at work with the husband of a patient, he's a wealthy man, who clearly isn't used to being told "no". In two separate instances, he came to a postnatal clinic alone, simply to bully and harass female members of staff because he couldnt get an appointment to have his new baby weighed on that day (baby had minimal weight loss, no health or feeding issues and mum was already booked in for the next day)
I just shrugged it off, but when I mentioned it to my husband the next day, he immediately said, "Well, that's not normal, is it?" And when I thought about it, I realised he's right. Why are we expected to accept his behaviour as normal? He called one staff member on 3 different phones as she had to keep blocking him because he was so rude and abusive to her. We've reported this to the wife's GP and health visitors, because we're wondering how he's treating her when she's at home alone with him. ☹️
 
I adopted a Doberman his breed is relevant as even though he is gentle he looks hard and I feel safer when I am walking him. In the park for example I often notice men swerving when they see what is on the end of my lead lol. When I was in the process of adoption I registered with a few rescue places. On every website there were dogs I couldn’t even consider because they had to be rehomed in an all woman household. Dogs of all breeds, sizes and ages. Tiny little dogs traumatised by men. And not one of those dogs would be fooled if a trans identifying man turned up in pink lipstick and a frilly frock.
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esk said:
The charmer in my former office referred to the young women working there as 'spanner faces' - because he said they made his nuts tight. :sick:
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They hate us.
 
I had this convo with my partner last night watching the news about the Pericot trial, I’m very of the mindset that all men are tit (granted my partner is a good one) but I still stand that all men are tit 😂 He’s also of the mindset that it’s not all men but it’s hard not to think like that when 51 men have been convicted of aggravated rape in that trial.

Very few men I believe would have to worry about going for a run/walk in the dark or walk with their keys in their hand to their front door.
 
petitspois said:
I agree education is important but it takes too long and some countries don't even acknowledge there's an issue. I'm starting to feel we should give all men some sort of drug to calm down the effects of testosterone so we can live in a more civilised society.
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Ive been ranting about this for decades. I truly believe that if women acted like men all this time, we’d all be subjected to vaccinations at school to calm girls down so we didn’t turn into dangerous women.
 
Solpaqueen said:
I adopted a Doberman his breed is relevant as even though he is gentle he looks hard and I feel safer when I am walking him. In the park for example I often notice men swerving when they see what is on the end of my lead lol. When I was in the process of adoption I registered with a few rescue places. On every website there were dogs I couldn’t even consider because they had to be rehomed in an all woman household. Dogs of all breeds, sizes and ages. Tiny little dogs traumatised by men. And not one of those dogs would be fooled if a trans identifying man turned up in pink lipstick and a frilly frock.
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They hate us.
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not one of those dogs would be fooled if a trans identifying man turned up in pink lipstick and a frilly frock.

I actually witnessed two women being viciously abused by a man in a frock about five years ago (before this trans crap had even kicked off the way it did). I'd been speaking to them and admiring their dog (as you do) and swapping doggy anecdotes when a TiM came up and started "squeeing". "Ooooh! What a lovely dog! Can I say hello!" and bent over the dog which shot back behind them, shivering. One of the women said "I'm sorry - he's a rescue and was badly abused before we got him. He's still terrified of men."
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He went OFF IT! "I'm not a man! I'm a woman, you f*cking witch!" on and on and on. Mr Mice and I stayed with them trying to calm him down because we were worried for them - they were shocked at the response and so were we. We couldn't believe it. So yes - you are right. Dogs aren't stupid.

They hate us.

They do. I think it's because they fear us, but I don't know why. Perhaps because they resent their dependence on us.
 
TheMiceInTheShed said:
They hate us.

They do. I think it's because they fear us, but I don't know why
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Because we can literally grow humans. There's not a bleeping human on the planet that wasn't grown in a woman. Honestly, biology - the very reason why we're discriminated against is the thing that means we should be in charge and this terrifies them the most.
 
So, a bill is being proposed in South Carolina saying women who have abortion could be sentenced to death.


So much for pro life.

I'm a Christian but I don't know the bible back to front but I'm pretty sure it doesn't directly reference abortion, yet lawmakers will create anti abortion laws based on religion. However, the bible does say a man (and his mistress) who commits adultery should be punished to death, why won't South Carolina lawmakers propose that?

I don't believe in the death penalty by the way.

Also, after yesterday's debate I was doing some Googles and was kind of shocked to see Islamic law gives women a pass to kill men who rape them in self defence because they've involved them in their sexual sin.

(I promise, I'm not trying to revive yesterday's debate or be shady)

I doubt that's actually put into practice as you never hear of it but isn't it interesting that countries etc that make laws based on religion always seem to exclude any teachings that don't benefit men?
 
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