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Rage is such an inherently feminine trait and living with the subtle jabs and taunts at your mere existence should be enough of a reason to feel that anger. A woman who isn't angry is either submissive of her mistreatment or apathetic, both of which are not qualities I would want in friendships. So this is a rule I abide by. I may not necessarily only befriend people who explicitly call themselves feminists but i trust angry women more. A girl who cannot stand up for herself wouldn't do a great job at defending her friends, I believe.

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I have to agree. It’s sad seeing so many women just accept their fate or worse BELIEVE that their treatment is how it should be. Like just because we are born as we are we have to live by society‘s made up rules for us. So maddening to see someone just be like “well what can we do?” Get mad that’s what

Mar 24, 2025
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angry but in a stoic progressive way that sets everyone free is goals
Mar 24, 2025
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currently reading when the body says no by gabor mate and women (and men) who repress their emotions from childhood and re seen as “pleasant” or overly nice are very much the kind that end up diagnosed with things like ALS. so yeah express the anger don’t hold on to it!!
Mar 24, 2025
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Counter point—though i do agree—what if some women aren’t outwardly angry because they haven’t had their consciousness raising “a-ha!” moment yet? What if they don’t have the vocabulary or tools to understand a subtle rage bubbling beneath the surface? Part of me thinks we could / should bring back reading groups and consciousness raising groups like from the 60’s and 70’s to get the collective energy UP!!
Mar 24, 2025
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@SALAD_VALET this ! i feel like the non-angry woman is either oblivious / lacks the awareness orrr they are aware but are okay with the “golden prison” of patriarchal so-called benefits (as kate wagner once called it)
Mar 24, 2025
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yes. but also im a bit tired of being angry
Mar 24, 2025

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i say this as a man myself, and so i also fit the description, i''m sure. Yesterday at work, we had finished early but are contracted to stay on site premises till the shift ends - for safety reasons. I was talking to a few work friends about life and one of them starts going off... "Mate i fucking it, my girlfriend and me got into an argument because she wants to go to a festival and i'm not letting her. She's just gunna go and fuck a load of men there". Bit of a weird thing to be thinking about your gf but hey, no judging. I then ask "does your girl actually like the music at the festival" and the reply i get is "Yeah, she loves all the bands that are playing" How insecure you gotta be to not let your girlfriend go to a festival with her friends because you think she's going to cheat on you?? wtfffff
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