>>38957the thing is i just dont buy that line of thinking as someone with both a BS in environmental science and a healthy, loving partnership with a male who doesnt act like a chimp
i really do understand being blackpilled because i truly was at that point for a time. i know it comes from a very real place of pain. the ideology is way of making sense of what happened to us and to make sense of whats happening in the world. a way for us to protect ourselves from being hurt again and to "save" other women from being hurt.
im being sincere when i say this, but the cure to being blackpilled truly is just getting out there, making friends irl, and trying to spend less time online in spaces where we are reinforcing our biases over and over again to an unhealthy degree. im not saying never go on lc ever again, but maybe consider that you could be reading posts written by literally anyone on here, including people who have a vested interest in creating division and culture wars.
isnt it at least a little concerning how eager right wing media is to use gc/detransitioners voices? they are just dividing and conquering us. do you really want the government to have the power to define what it means to look, act or feel like a woman? you shouldnt, if you value bodily autonomy.
i really believe the biggest problems we face are economic and structural: unfettered capitalism and systems of hierarchy (including patriarchy), which we can actually address only when we join forces and dont allow ourselves to be divided.
genuinely, go to the library or use a vpn and library genesis to read books about civil rights and social movements that go beyond the gc perspective. this is coming from someone who read andrea dworkin, kajsa ekis ekman and leirre keith btw.