I can’t stand it. I told my mom and she says that she agrees with everything the bible says.
So I asked her if she believes in the abuse of women who don’t do exactly as their “significant other” says.
She said yes, and stop taking it out of context.
Great, mom. I’m glad you stand up for your own gender.
I refuse to do anymore of this book. I do not believe in anything this religion stands for anymore.
Excuse me, what? I don’t understand why FFXIII-2 has to kill the reign of strong female FF characters. Fighting with a sword wouldn’t make Serah any less of a woman, it would make her less of a weak stereotype.
A)points to fyeahfinalfantasy for pointing out this bit of bullshit
B)what the FUCK Square? Seriously? You go from Lightning and Fang (and even Vanille) to this crap?
God damn it. I’m so psyched for this game but does it have to radiate this sexist crap right from the start? The previews were painful enough seeing her be nothing more than a distressed damsel, and now this bullshit logic?
Serah’s more than welcomed to be feminine. And frankly, they could turn this around and pull a “femme=/=weak” card, which would be very nice. But the fact that they need to specifically give her a certain weapon for a reason like this is bothersome.
You get so tired. You get so sick of the homophobia, the sexism, the culture of rape jokes and wife beating cartoons. But today you can take 30 seconds and smile. Somewhere right now there is a daddy dancing along while his femmy boy sings Lady Gaga. Somewhere right now there is a little girl suiting up to go play football with her peewee team. Somewhere there is a woman taking off the clothes she hates and pulling on a pair of pants. And there are boys holding hands in front of Dairy Queen and there are girls on their first date at the mall. There is a mom driving her son to the court so he can change his name from Brittney to Brandon. There is a family supporting their daughter after she reveals sexual abuse. There is a foster parent hesitantly walking into his first PFLAG meeting. And there exists more freedom, more equality, more safety than has ever existed before in the history of humanity. Of course it’s not enough. But it is amazing just the same. And you have done this. This did not happen despite our tears and our sweat, our humiliation and betrayal. This happened because of it.
Keep fighting.
Keep being that “annoying” dude pointing out every sexist remark.
Keep voting.
Keep protesting.
And don’t you EVER let the other side get you down. They know that wearing you out is all they have left. What they do not know is that because of you, their children are safer. Because of you, our schools talk about bullying. Because of you, sexual harassment is illegal at their place of business.
You’re doing it right.
More than loved this post. It means alot to me. Especially this part “Keep being that “annoying” dude pointing out every sexist remark”, that is so me :).| — |
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