No normal woman would ever think about joining this “movement”. It’s just the freaks who straight men don’t want anyway.
Strangely there is nothing about rejecting things and services provided by men. Let’s see them form their own economy.
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Leave it up to overly privileged miserable yt libtard womenz to hijack a legit movement started by truly oppressed women… OOF
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Bonanza
Little House on the Prairie
Highway to Heaven
Solidarity among women is a good one, as in, a good joke. Look at how women reacted to Caitlin Clark.
They don’t need a man because they already have what men give them.
I do hope they group together on an island somewhere and figure out how to survive without us.
P.S “emotional labor” lol
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You’re being selective in your application of memory. Gays were the end of the world. A slippery slope that would doom the nation. Ellen, a mainstream celebrity, literally had people running for cover when she came out because she would ruin the fabric of society with her influence.
And they paraded and pushed to force that ruination. You just call it acceptance now.
Literally the same shit. Same playbook, same reactions.
It doesn’t matter though. Not gay people kept living not gay lives. Same same again.
To whom, and based on what? They wanted to use women’s bathrooms or play women’s sports? They wanted DEI? They wanted to normalize pedophilia, or MAPs? They wanted to decolonize the math department? They wanted to stop teaching old dead white men, like gay ass Shakespeare? Gay men are at the bottom, no pun intended, of the LBGTQ etc. totem pole.
If only they knew what those suffragettes really believed in.
You’d have to go back and ask the 90’s. You’re spinning out of context again.
*scrotum pole
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I’m surrounded by women that really like being women.
I don’t care what the fruitcakes do. If they want to shave their heads and boycott men, good. They weren’t going to be doing anybody any favors with their companionship or patronage anyways.
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TBH I don’t care what these women do.
I care about the message they’re going to spread.
It’s hard enough raising a girl in today’s world as-is; I really don’t appreciate all this man-hating being mainstreamed into media at every turn.
That’s what I care about.
I’d much prefer we just celebrate women being feminine and men being masculine. The world is much nicer like that.
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I kinda feel for you in that regard.
My son has a pretty solid sense of self. Who he is, what he wants in life, how he’s going to get there, etc. I don’t see him as being easily influenced or made subject to these whackjob ideas that float through every now and then.
I could be wrong though. Maybe something down the road will come up that will appeal to him in a way that makes sense to him but not many others. If thats the case, I just have to fall back on the position that I did my best and he is a free agent.
I think that as parents, we can instill values by example, teach them as much as we can, and the rest is up to them.
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I’d agree only with the caveat that I think 50% of their values comes from parents, 50% comes from their surroundings.
I can control her friends, but I can’t control the propaganda - at least, not to an extent I feel comfortable with.
This stuff is in EVERY movie and tv show.
Yeah. I see it a lot too.
We had an interesting experience with the woke teacher stuff. During the lockdowns we did the zoom school thing. My sonscteacher was a very blatantly left activist type and even used BLM propaganda in a couple of their lessons. Pissed me & wife off to no end.
So in as neutral a way as possible we asked my son “So, how do you like Mrs. B, kiddo?”. He got a little sullen and said “can I be honest?” which we assured him yes, he can be honest. He was relieved and says “She’s pretty stupid, and probably shouldn’t be allowed to teach children.”. 
In his own second grader way, he was actually quite aware that she was a fruitcake and needed to go. And he was right. She was removed from teaching at the end of the year and let go by the district.
So what I’m trying to convey is that you have a lot more power and influence over the things that this social movement doesn’t. One thing is yourself, the other is the values you teach your daughter.
The wokies wouldn’t be trying to co-opt kids and easily influenced minds if they already were in control of them.
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Mine is only 5, and I know dynamics and exposure will change over time, but she already sees my wife and I as not only an authority of rule and process, but knowledge and opinion as well.
If she sees something that seems different or odd compared to what we and the people we choose to be around model, she always asks out of natural curiosity.
This is the same curiosity anybody evangelizing anything tries to tap, but we own it by being present examples with projected authority.
If anything, off center messaging is a platform to teach. So far. And we frame it as learning from others’ mistakes so she remembers the feeling as much as the subject matter.
I don’t foresee 4b and the larger movement propagating them overtaking that.
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For your sake and mine, I hope you’re right.
Disgusting these cowards allow BLM trash in classrooms
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That was her own special touch. The actual school district, board, admin, teachers, and popuation are pretty conservative over all.
Me & kiddo’s history teacher especially really hit it off. She has a particular interest in colonial America, and we’ve both spent a good bit of time talking about the historical sites we’ve visited.
Kiddo also quickly became her favorite student. 
A huge problem we have is that we do not live in a society or have a government that supports fathers. We should not be in this position. Men used to have some authority over their teenage daughters and the society supported this.
Anyone who wants to see how a matriarchy works (matriarchal mating included, obviously) should visit one of the many ghettos/slums we have here in the US and see if they’re fond of it.
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