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Oh nice they've got chicken noodle

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Bell pepper

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something sweet

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An ad for your deepest desires :)

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slowly and subtly doxx yourself with a series of posts like "ahh i love opening my window and smelling the sea," and "i wish the nearest paintball place was closer than 25 miles... :("

#do this but just make it up #‘’wow i love <franchise that only exists in one state you have never visited> so much’’

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you should have to give up porn, anime, and the internet before getting some of these diagnoses

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Ever since I was a little girl I knew I wanted to disturb men by talking about my period & never self-censoring

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With nearly every trades-related post I make, there are women who respond with "I wish I could do this," "I want to do this," things of that nature. Well why can't you?

You can do it.

Most of you responding like that are in your early 20s like me. I originally wanted to learn carpentry when I was a teenager but my father didn't let me. My father never wanted me to do a man's job despite my mechanical aptitude. So I moved out, and within a year I was starting trade school.

You can go to school, and if you can't afford it financially there are many grants and scholarships especially for women in trades. There are women's groups divided by trade industry that can and will help you get to where you want to be. Trade schools often have both night and day class options, full time and part time.

If you don't want to go to school, there are other pathways. You can begin with an apprenticeship (which involves making connections) or you can simply start at an entry-level job and get on-the-job training. Thankfully, many trades will take on new employees without prior experience.

My trade is 98% men, 2% women, and it's true that I face discrimination. But the more women there are, the less discrimination we will face. I think there are so many women who would be brilliant in the trades but simply don't pursue it out of fear. I was scared too, and now I am so fucking proud and happy that I have stuck with it and kept going despite all the challenges. Because as challenging as these careers can be for women, the pay-off is well worth it.

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examples of EXTREMIST beliefs in radical feminism

-baby girls don’t come out of the womb liking the color pink

-lesbains shouldn’t be expected or encouraged to sexually interact with penises

-women’s bodies don’t exist for consumption

-a billion dollar industry built on poor self esteem that lines the pockets of wealthy white men isn’t feminist 

-females are oppressed, not femininity

-gender is learned and enforced, not innate

-women deserve full bodily autonomy

-abusing women even in a sexual context is bad???

-people’s actions don’t exist in a vacuum and they are influenced by society

-gender nonconforming women aren’t men or have masculine privilege

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I’m so happy I got this shot earlier holy shit

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it sucks so bad that (mostly) white males have completely hijacked the conversation around police reform because it is so painfully obvious that the police have major issues with racism, homophobia and sexism but also the lefty male solution is to just do “community policing” which would undeniably end up with predators going free and women who have The Wrong Opinions being brutalized with zero consequences

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not so hot take: “radical” feminism is just second wave feminism

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