It is interesting to me how different the vibe is on here from other online forums. It feels like a huge weight lifted. We can complain about men without having to add some sort of caveat like "cis men" or "I know men can be victims of abuse too" blahblah. We can celebrate our achievements without having to worry that we'll be nitpicked or criticized or scrutinized. The complete lack of having to look at other women being objectified (as a sort of "this is what you should do be to be successful"), unlike literally every other online platform (from Instagram to FB to Twitch to TikTok to Reddit) which constantly prioritizes having a constant stream of women being sexualized on display like objects.

Kinda makes me sad, like we live in modern society, not an all woman commune in the desert. Imagine what society would be like in general if it wasn't for men and patriarchy lol.

As of September, Ovarit had 7,599 users. I love Ovarit, but ... that's pretty small. (And in my opinion that's a good thing. Every good thing online seems to degrade when it scales up.)

Same here! :/ I do not get the same anxiety here and on ThePinkPill that I do on Reddit and other male infested websites!

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People are easier to manipulate when you get them alone and unsure of themselves. Men work together to do this because they benefit the most from it.

I wish more women would wake up and realise how much men hate us, and how much better our lives would be without them.

It needs some time, it's not an easy process. It took me a while to get to this point too, I have to admit. But there seem to be more and more women that have had enough, so I'm cautiously optimistic.

As already mentioned in the screenshot, plenty of women find the time to participate in male dominated spheres, so I doubt that would be one of the biggest hurdles to be honest.

To get these women with enough free time to invest that time into something female-dominated, I think a good place to start would be something of more general interest. Ovarit is too niche (sometimes even too niche for some of the women that already do have accounts it seems, but that's another discussion); so for a social media platform the idea behind it would need to be something that speaks to more women.

And I do think there would be plenty of interest in something like that. Lots of women on Reddit actually hate Reddit, but stick around because Reddit is currently just about the easiest way to find like-minded women.

And what spaces are carved out are niche or exploitative.

I live in a rural area and most womens spaces include: upper class women in business groups so my poor ass is excluded, mommy groups (with varying degrees of “crunchy”), and MLM groups (literally groups of women here who all sell garbage to each other).

I’ve tried to be more active in arts groups (which are mostly but not all women) but I’m either not welcome because of my lack of expensive art school or we (the excluded “poor” artists) struggle to get together because everyone has jobs and family care.

Tumblr is a bit of an acquired taste but radblr is still fun. Mostly. Aside from Ovarit it's the only social media platform I spend any significant time on.

I think the coomer crowd are probably mostly gone from tumblr by now due to the porn ban but yeah it is FULL of TRAs! Why do you think Pinterest has been ruined by the way?

Men exclude women through harassment, including all the pornography as well as the targeted invective and attacks. Women go under-cover to avoid harassment or avoid sites because of it. Meanwhile men and women try to shame us for doing something chill for women instead.