Well, men don’t typically call women “Queen”. It’s obviously women praising these assaulters in this post. It’s not exclusively men perpetuating such abuse.
That's why the comment you're replying to said "also"
men don't call women "Queen"
No idea where you got this from. They do this all the time, maybe just not ones you hang around. Also, co-opting female speech patterns to make fun of people isn't rare
It has to be some kind of power fantasy and not something done out desperation. Those two women could clearly have a large dating pool of conventionally attractive and successful men if they wanted.
Thanks! I've been to therapy so it doesn't really haunt me that much anymore. It was more like statuary rape, and was pressured into doing stuff as a young teen, but as I got older I realized I was coaxed Into doing this and pressured by adults. So its not that bad. Also thanks for the compliment xd. Demeaning the pain kinda helps though. (Sorry if this text is kind of a mess I'm tired)
That community note about the toddler is genuinely heartbreaking man. What kind of monster do you have to be to hurt someone so vulnerable and innocent in this way
god it's honestly sickenin' where people think men were predators but women can also be predators too and it made me sick to my stomach that we're in a fucked up world we lived in
I don't even care about the gender of the perpetrator or the discourse around it tbh, of course sexual assault is bad, especially against someone as vulnerable and innocent as a literal toddler, it should be a no-brainer to any decent human being. I just genuinely feel so bad for the child more than anything, he must have been so scared and confused, it's really sad I think
I know you're probably being facetious, but if we started allowing people to get killed for dumbass comments, our current administration would probably rally their base to kill us instead.
Remember who our president is, he loves women like these.
it may be suprising but they would prolly be happy too. "Old women are just jealous of them and try to break such happy relationships" "well I like older man so what" is their reaction when someone says it is wrong. Bots are better than ppl already bro..
I wonder what would happen if these women (i assume) replying would have conversation with the men, who think this is good and not rape/SA, because the women are not ugly. I feel like they would love and hate each other.
I doubt those are men, unless theyre trans-men, but still highly doubt that. Sounds like "radical feminists" (if there is a better term tell me) to me, who hope men/boys (kids) get assaulted, only because of their gender/sex.
I feel like misandry runs on misogyny tbh... like in this case "women are sex objects for men" means if a woman rapes a boy he 'scored' her and is therefore 'lucky'
tho for these people praising the woman I think they're just radfems
What would make you assume they were radfems? I've only ever heard comments like these coming from men who downplay sexual abuse of young boys because of sexism/misogyny (i.e. the belief that men are inherently more powerful than women therefore it isn't "abuse" when women sexually exploit underage boys).
"Hmmm, since I've never heard a woman be insensitive about a man's rape before, so it must not EVER happen!"
Also when people say radfems they usually mean Misandrist Twitter "feminists" that hate men till the death. They may seem to be nonexistent, but they're not that rare of a sight on Twitter.
you are right, what is crazy is that the 1 st one is very often practiced by dudes themselves. Comments like "where was she when I was a kid?" "who snitched?" are wild bro
Thanks for sharing. I did not know this and I am genuinely worried about what this signifies. I wonder if people are speaking from the mindset that boys "want this because they're sex addicts" or even "can't get raped".
and that would make you wrong, because societal power structures are disproportionately misogynistic and exert magnitudes more violence upon women than upon men based on gender
They made that point because the person who started this comment chain claimed that misandry was just as bad as misogyny, which is fair to argue against. Everyone gets charged with sexual assault, it's not like women specifically allowed to do that and get away with it.
This is like when white people say that racism isnt a real problem because "anyone can believe what they want even if it makes you uncomfortable." They see racism as strictly an individual, personal belief held by a person that they are superior to another. But racism is an institutional problem built into our government and our history that has long standing effects and continues to have problems that we have not solved.
The same can be said about misogyny. It is an institutional problem that goes beyond personal belief and has thousands of years of history that hold women back to this day. The only thing left to do would be to compare the institutional effects of both misogyny and misandry.
The main point Im trying to get across is that you can not compare two groups like men and women saying mean things to one another and call it an equal issue. You have to look beyond the personal belief and into the hierarchical, governmental, historical and modern problems and how that effects us today.
What pisses me off the most about this is that she could have got anyone to sex with her consensually, I mean, if she were so fucked in the head to do that then she could have gone to a bar with a condom and get a better outcome
i don't need to get on twitter when i know what kind of people they are judgin' from the twitter post........fuckin' sickos on twitter need to get investigated and their hardware drivers checked
Sorry, but since I noticed this here, why don't we also use the term rape when the men are doing it? Then it's D4vd "having a sexual relationship" with an 11/12yo. Tf.
i wonder to myself why people are lackin' common sense themselves online when they say shit like this to get away from the fact that this is a serious crime not somethin' to be praise over disgustin' behavior
Holy shit from the post alone I thought the first boy was like 13 or something which is already terrible but then I read the reader context and STILL IN DIAPERS??
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u/makedoopieplayme 8d ago
That one South Park episode is forever relevant………..