Notice how it is very societally normalized for foids to talk about penises, but not for men to talk about vaginas? Like, it's very common for foids to say the word "penis" on things like social media, podcasts, tv, etc...but not for men to say "vagina", "vulva", "labia", or "clitoris", and while nobody except some religious fundamentalists mind if foids say "penis", not just feminists, but most foids would mind if a man said "vagina"/"vulva"/"clitoris"/"labia" (unless he was one of the rare men foids actually find attractive, but this is not attainable for 90%+ of men)
My belief is that this is a manifestation of the same societal bias that tolerates male genital mutilation (euphemistically called "circumcision") but not female circumcision (even though the most common forms, a nick on the clitoris or a trimming of the clitoral hood, remove far less tissue and far fewer nerves than the male kind). Essentially, foid genitals are seen as something private and worthy of respect and protection, whereas male genitals are not.
I have had several occasions when I have been around attractive foids in my age group (20s), and I have intentionally said all four of those words ("vagina", "vulva", "labia", and "clitoris") just to fight the double standard and make them feel uncomfortable. If I have to deal with a world that is far kinder to those who have a gaping fishy hole in between their legs, the least I can do is turn the double standard on its face.
It's funny. a couple of weeks ago I actually saw a foid I knew in high school for the first time since graduation (almost a decade ago), and I knew that she had said the word "penis" on her TikTok, and so I made a point of saying all four foid genital words in front of her, and I enjoyed watching her discomfort when I did. However, if she was actually honest with herself, she would admit that if she has the right to say "penis", I have the right to say "vagina", "vulva", "clitoris", and "labia".
Fucking hypocritical foids.
My belief is that this is a manifestation of the same societal bias that tolerates male genital mutilation (euphemistically called "circumcision") but not female circumcision (even though the most common forms, a nick on the clitoris or a trimming of the clitoral hood, remove far less tissue and far fewer nerves than the male kind). Essentially, foid genitals are seen as something private and worthy of respect and protection, whereas male genitals are not.
I have had several occasions when I have been around attractive foids in my age group (20s), and I have intentionally said all four of those words ("vagina", "vulva", "labia", and "clitoris") just to fight the double standard and make them feel uncomfortable. If I have to deal with a world that is far kinder to those who have a gaping fishy hole in between their legs, the least I can do is turn the double standard on its face.
It's funny. a couple of weeks ago I actually saw a foid I knew in high school for the first time since graduation (almost a decade ago), and I knew that she had said the word "penis" on her TikTok, and so I made a point of saying all four foid genital words in front of her, and I enjoyed watching her discomfort when I did. However, if she was actually honest with herself, she would admit that if she has the right to say "penis", I have the right to say "vagina", "vulva", "clitoris", and "labia".
Fucking hypocritical foids.
