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QuestionOur Sex
Respect us as a legally identifiable group: Human. Female. Unique. Our SEX is still fighting for recognition as Human. Why isn’t this clear to others who enjoy us as a commodity, a facility, and a function, without the right to legal existence and protections? Why don’t we Female Human Beings inculcate self-esteem as a cultural imperative?
Why was my budding self-esteem the first thing my Mother smothered?
How did the Female SEX Being become a headless stereotype?
Spaces geared towards younger people are always the spaces TRA's will eventually latch onto and attack. Having a safe space here for younger women to discuss their issues without the inevitable perversion of men would be invaluable.
Seconded. Though I'm not sure if there really are fewer of us than older users here anymore. Wasn't there a poll a little while ago that said most of us were 18-25?
I agree, I actually made a post like an hour ago literally about how it seems no one my age shared my views lol.
I know this post was made last month but I'd agree, especially when so many Gen Z are obsessed with this stuff. It's hard to talk about it anywhere without being harassed
Agree, especially since there are less of us compared to older users.
Not sure how true that is these days. I have been surprised lately at the number of younger users.
It seems like 18% of users are under 25. That's a good amount but I still feel like we are talked over in threads concerning about our generation.