מַלכָּה retweeted
I’d rather be dragged and bullied all over again for standing up for women, standing against femicide and rape than be a woman that stays silent in this evil wretched society.
Because if you think you’re immune and it can’t happen to you, I pity you.
“ Hauwa use to be their favorite on Twitter until the day she tweeted stop raping women/ stop killing women” she was bullied for weeks. If you’re not guilty of rape or femicide you shouldn’t be triggered by those words” Says a TikToker
Me : I think they’re trying to enforce a silence culture on women especially popular women.
מַלכָּה retweeted
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You can listen to the recording here
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מַלכָּה retweeted
This idea that you're not supposed to feel any type of way about being harmed because you understand that the underlying condition, & not malicious intent, is responsible for the harm done to you? How does it work? Does understanding magically erase your feelings, or the effects?
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Then make sure you’re in this Space in 30 mins.
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מַלכָּה retweeted
I agreed with Daniel Regha
Let's leave her dressing aside for a second, this is the kind of behaviour we now champion publicly?
"Play your part and keep it moving", which can simply be translated to use and dvmp. Talking about "women like this", but what does that say about the man who indulges?
If a woman dresses sexvally provocative to draw attention, and a man is attracted to such a lady, doesn't that make 'em the same? It takes two tango.
Now it's OK to play your part as a man, however if a woman like that wants to play her part by milking the man for all his money and keep it moving, then it becomes a problem. What a stup'd post.