The saddest thing is when women who have lots of currently fetishized features, such as an anime face, a tiny waist and a bubble butt, literally make a living off of it. They learn that their value as human beings is directly proportional to how many insecure girls and perverted old men fetishize them on social media. Heaven forbid they age naturally and start looking middle aged, even when they are middle aged. It's a trap. Once they start showing the natural signs of aging, they arrive at a place where they have no people skills aside from gutter trash manipulative tactics (like this woman who sold her dirty bathwater)it's over, and they have spent the most productive learning years of their life as parasites.
As for male violence, it's the thing that makes males the inferior sex, in my opinion. I'm finally passing out of the age where I'm looked at as a piece of meat, but it happens regularly enough that I have to be vigilant whenever I'm out in public.
Drag queens don't seem to be as problematic as the bearded idiots in the Mike Vyers video, unless it's that small set trying to normalize the sexualization of children a la Drag Queen Story Hour. The last drag queen show I attended didn't even allow children because it was in a bar in Chicago. If we could all return to a sensible set of boundaries, i.e. no children allowed at drag queen shows because they are boozy and the humor is aimed at the sexually mature, that would be great.
Finally I have come full circle and realize that my fears of pregnancy were most likely my karma from previous lives. It's not that I was afraid of pregnancy on the physical side -- whatever, I'm very strong and if it was only a physical matter, I could have popped out several kids. I didn't want the responsibility of being a good mother.
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Date: 2022-04-26 06:14 pm (UTC)As for male violence, it's the thing that makes males the inferior sex, in my opinion. I'm finally passing out of the age where I'm looked at as a piece of meat, but it happens regularly enough that I have to be vigilant whenever I'm out in public.
Drag queens don't seem to be as problematic as the bearded idiots in the Mike Vyers video, unless it's that small set trying to normalize the sexualization of children a la Drag Queen Story Hour. The last drag queen show I attended didn't even allow children because it was in a bar in Chicago. If we could all return to a sensible set of boundaries, i.e. no children allowed at drag queen shows because they are boozy and the humor is aimed at the sexually mature, that would be great.
Finally I have come full circle and realize that my fears of pregnancy were most likely my karma from previous lives. It's not that I was afraid of pregnancy on the physical side -- whatever, I'm very strong and if it was only a physical matter, I could have popped out several kids. I didn't want the responsibility of being a good mother.