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Job ad - YesYourNigel - Jan 26 2025
Came across a job posting that said "You love clothing that celebrates feel-good femininity (like lingerie, sleepwear and swimwear)" just wat ☠️
Are they literally glueing on the libfem "It makes me feel good" justification to make it seem more feminist? Funny how the things that make women, and specifically women, good always have to be sexualised and make you half-naked for the sake of the male gaze. Why do these women never feel empowered and confident in boxers and baggy shirts? You know, stuff that actually feels comfortable? How is having half my butt and brasts hanging out of undersized skimpy pieces of cloth supposed to "feel good"?
Wonder how long until we hear ads and job postings talk about gender-validating yourself with our plastic surgeries, thongs and fishnets.
RE: Job ad - Clover - Jan 26 2025
"feel-good femininity" is an oxymoron
Quote:Wonder how long until we hear ads and job postings talk about gender-validating yourself with our plastic surgeries, thongs and fishnets.TRAs are already trying that. I have seen some stupid tweet claiming that "cis people" get "gender affirming care" too and they referred to shit like women getting breast augmentation and facial plastic surgery, or men getting hair transplants (which honestly makes no sense, because isn't going bald technically a "masculine" trait, so wouldn't a man getting hair transplants to fix his male-pattern baldness be the opposite of "gender affirming"..?).