The fetishizing of women with mental health issues is gross

On today‘s show of which object women are, we are plates!!!! Yayy!

I guess one escaped the containment of Reddit. A local essay by a ‘good guy’ who just wants a chance!!! Won’t someone give him a chance before they turn crusty??

Had to get two pics of his essay because I guess we need three hundred words to say ‘I can’t get laid’ now.

There’s so many atrocious comments, I didn’t even know where to begin with screenshotting.

I’m so tired of this garbage.

SNL's Shane Gillis made derogatory comments about women during a recent monologue, calling them names. This isn't just a bad joke—it's part of a larger problem where media platforms amplify misogynistic rhetoric that contributes to real-world harm against women.

I started a petition asking NBC, SNL, and Shane Gillis to publicly apologize and donate to women's charities. Major networks have enormous influence over cultural conversations, and they need to be held accountable when they broadcast content that demeans women.

Look, we're at a point where these kinds of "jokes" normalize disrespect. When influential comedians and the platforms that air them don't face consequences, it sends a message that this behavior is acceptable. That's exactly the kind of environment where harmful attitudes toward women thrive.

If this feels like it crossed a line to you, consider signing and sharing the petition. What's your take—does SNL have a responsibility to address this, or am I reading too much into comedy?

Context: This is a real conversation I had today with a male I briefly dated over 2 years ago. We didn't even date for 1 month and he felt comfortable enough to say this to me. After over TWO YEARS! This is within the first few texts of our conversation (that HE initiated).

I told him I was unemployed and struggling to find a job. This was his response. I still can't figure out what he means about Asian women, but then again - he can't even use the proper "you're" so it might be difficult to figure out.

Oh, and he's almost 40, by the way. He got mad at me for asking how his daughter is doing and abruptly ended the conversation when I made it clear I wasn't interested in anything.

I'm glad I have a space to share this because my head feels like it's going to explode!!

idk is it sum yet another stereotype or what 💔💔

First half is pretending to care about adults dating teenagers, and the rest is defending it.

(He mentioned reddit saying how 17 is too young but 18 isn't, idk what side he is on, but I don't see people agreeing that 18 is now old enough to date older usually, the same people were still disgusted by grown adults dating teenagers even at 18).

If this person believes 18 is a random number of adulthood ( which it is) then they most definitely don't agree with age of consent laws like 16, meaning they would defend it.

Saying 18 doesn't make someone an adult but also defending adults dating teenagers under 18 isn't too logic because he is basically saying there's nothing wrong with adults dating teenagers under 18.

I don't think 18 is an adult, I also don't think adults should date teenagers.

If this man was against grooming of children, he would disagree with the age of adulthood while saying it's still wrong for adults to date teenagers of all ages but he didn't.

He already believes there's nothing wrong with adults dating teenagers, 18 doesn't make them an adult, and isn't one at 17 and 16 but he believes it taking away their decisions to be groomed, society should let children decide if they want to be groomed

I just want anyone else to see this and if anyone else see the pretend to care about grooming while defending it.

And with the whole comparison of child abuse, a 13 year old getting raped isn't the same as a newborn, or toddler, would he rather a toddler get raped over a new born??

Obviously the differences is there but both are horrible.

With underage drinking, he is using the law to decide whether it's underage drinking while shaming people for using the law to decide if grooming of a child is wrong. Or if 18 is an adult.

A message I received. Apparently I abuse my man too since I don’t cook for him.

A follow up to my last post here from the same spew of nonsense messages.

My sister bought bikes to give her kids and I was looking at maybe a gift to go along with that for their birthday. For as much as I understand built-in, unintentional misogyny, the distinction between "kids' bike accessories" and "girls' bike accessories" really just blew my mind.

A question was asked on a subreddit where you're supposed to answer seriously. Truly, I am the fool for answering seriously and also a demon harlot for saying that two short men- one of whom was 5'8, mind you- out of all the short kings on Earth were abusive. And im certain that if I said they were 6ft plus, there would have been a generalization made that women dont care as long as the dude is 6'+