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SparkleBooty

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  • What is the most random number?

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  • 41

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    Why Reddit people are so toxic?

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  • Thank you. I think it's worse on here tbh

  • How far do you agree?

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  • I think that there needs to stop being this sort of 'competition' between the sexes. One isn't better then the other. We're both different and that's ok

  • Yes we do!

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  • Wish more women were like this

  • Is it giving up or choosing an independent life?

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  • Women aren’t “ditching dating for cats.” They’re reacting to the fallout of modern feminism blowing up the old relationship structure.

    For decades, feminism pushed the idea that women shouldn’t rely on a man, shouldn’t stay home, shouldn’t want a provider, shouldn’t want traditional roles. That message didn’t just change women — it changed men. The kind of men who used to take pride in providing, protecting, and leading in a family? They were shamed, labeled oppressive, or told their masculinity was toxic.

    So what happened?

    Now you’ve got a generation of men who don’t want to — or straight up can’t — provide. Men who expect both people to work full-time because that’s “modern equality,” but still want the woman to handle the home because they were raised that way. The traditional man who actually took responsibility, carried the load, and made it possible for a woman to be a stay-at-home wife? Practically extinct.

    Women didn’t stop wanting that option. The option disappeared.

    So when women look around and realize the only deals available are:

    Work full-time

    Do most of the housework

    Take care of the kids

    Split bills 50/50 with a man who isn’t stepping up

    And still be told they’re “lucky”

    They’re not choosing cats instead of men.

    They’re choosing cats instead of a lopsided relationship where the masculine role was gutted, traditional values are gone, and the kind of good men they actually want no longer exist in meaningful numbers.

    It’s not that women changed. It’s that feminism wiped out the men who made traditional life possible.

    That’s the problem.

  • Is it giving up or choosing an independent life?

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  • Im sorry for your loss

  • Monday motivation... how are you going to make this week a good week?

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  • By believing in myself

  • What is the most relieving thing you've done for yourself?

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  • Fuckin zone out lol

  • What are you like as a romantic partner?

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  • Very affectionate

  • Is it normal to feel intense fear when in the presense of any sort of yelling / loud arguments?

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  • PTSD

  • What's your comfort movie?

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  • The Mummy

  • Which are you?

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  • F

  • are there any street tips you all can share?

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  • If your arm falls asleep, put water on it it'll wake it up

  • What are you on the run from?

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  • My shadow

  • What's something you've lied to yourself about?

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  • He'll change lol

  • Who's responsible?

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  • The goat

  • WomensStuff weekend positivity... who has really helped you?

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  • My mother. She's stronger then an ox and extremely compassionate and kind

  • If you could change one rule of your favorite sport, what would it be?

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  • No more ass spanking

  • Anyone got any ideas for funtime friday games?

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  • Auto correct the sentence.

    Write a sentence and have autocorrect finish it for some funny outcomes

  • WomensStuff @piefed.blahaj.zone
    SparkleBooty @lemmy.world

    Is sex work empowering for women — or destructive to feminism?

  • WomensStuff @piefed.blahaj.zone
    SparkleBooty @lemmy.world

    Is it wrong to like the attention I get from having big breasts ?

  • WomensStuff @piefed.blahaj.zone
    SparkleBooty @lemmy.world

    From a woman's perspective, what 3 words would you use to describe masculinity ?