Thread by @WomenReadWomen

"While I never really believed the cliché about women being good for only one thing, that sentiment kept creeping into my fantasies.

It’s called forced feminization... transforming the loss of male privilege into the best f*ck ever."

— Julia Serano, trans-identifying author

"Pornography is what it feels like when you think you have an object, but really the object has you. It is therefore a quintessential expression of femaleness.

Getting f*cked makes you female because f*cked is what a female is."

— Andrea Long Chu
Trans-identifying academic

"Autogynephilia describes... the basic structure of all human sexuality. The assimilation of any erotic image is, by nature, female. To be female is, in every case, to become what someone else wants. At bottom, everyone is a sissy."

— Andrea Long Chu
Trans-identifying author

"I think there are a lot of gay men out there who are gay men as a consolation prize because they couldn’t be women. That was certainly true of me."

— Juno Dawson
Trans-identifying author

In late 2015 Juno Dawson was criticized for authoring a book targeted at children ("This Book is Gay") which contained drawings and descriptions of sex acts.
A mother who launched an appeal called it "paedophile behavior."
Dawson "came out" as a woman around this same time.

"There is something about being treated like shit by men that feels like affirmation itself, like a cry of delight from the deepest cavern of my breast... To be the victim of honest, undisguised sexism possesses an exhilarating vitality."
— Grace Lavery
Trans-identifying academic

"Women around the world have been treated as sexual objects. Yet if sexual objectification is so categorically awful, then why do I want it so badly?

The idea that being seen as a 'sex object' is universally a bad thing is too simple, like many tenets of feminism."
— Jacob Tobia

"The narrative is that transgender people will come into bathrooms and abuse little girls.

The supposed 'purity' of the victims has remained stagnant.

There are no princesses. Little girls are
also kinky. Your kids aren't as straight and narrow as you think."

— Alok Vaid-Menon

The source of this quote is a now-deleted Facebook post made under AVM's moniker.

I shared these quotes to bring attention to the types of statements gender ideologues make about women and girls: the misogyny, and the homophobia.

m.facebook.com/feministmemes/…

Since I am still getting threats, I'd like to direct your attention to a website that documents crimes covered up by gender ideology, including rape and pedophilia.

Feminists have been pointing this out for years and receiving abuse for doing so.

womenarehuman.com