"(TW: VAW) It doesn’t matter if you call yourself a feminist and yet watch pornography of infantilized, women and “barely legal”, “teen” girls being taken “brutally” by older men. Or other porn videos taken out of some of the most abusive, sexist, rape porn scripts and misogynistic minds in existence. Your orgasms do not supersede respecting women and what you get off on isn’t magically disconnected from patriarchy."
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(via whatispatriarchy)
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Condoms in Porn - VOTE YES ON MEASURE B
Check out this short video with footage not shown in the final edited version of a porn movie. TW: Sexual violence. Nudity blurred out.
SOME FACTS:
- The largest age group viewing online pornography is 12-17.
- Chlamydia and gonorrhoea is 10x greater in the porn industry than that of LA Country 20-24yos.
- Child pornography is one of the fastest growing businesses online. 48% of child abuse domains are in the USA.
- 70% of STIs in the porn industry occur in females.
- 66% of performers have herpes - which is incurable.
Source: The Pink Cross - founded by ex-porn ‘star’ Shelley Lubben, dedicated to saving the victims of porn and tightening legislation and working conditions in the industry. Shelley left the porn industry when she caught herpes and HPV, which led to cervical cancer and having half of her cervix removed.
Sorry guys edited to actually add the vid link!
(Source: catbushandludicrous, via beebebruiser)
Hillary Clinton has released her new webpage…
I love how direct it is. It’s just a contact button. Clinton 2016!
Why is childbirth constantly compared to being kicked in the balls? There seems to be this never-ending, comical debate about it. I feel like women can’t talk about their experiences with pain during childbirth without a man making this point and soliciting laughter from everyone in the room. “Ohhh, I dunno honey, you’ve never been kicked in the balls so you wouldn’t really know what’s worse would you!”
It just further proves how men can’t accept women ever doing anything powerful, can’t accept the idea of there being something we come off worse in, can’t accept there’s anything about us they don’t understand.
Men, here’s a tip: Just don’t ever say that. Just don’t.
