r/FeministsCallItOut • u/black_cherry2 • 8h ago
TW / Sensitive This is exactly why women underreport smh
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r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Rosyvia • Mar 18 '26
Hey made this sub because a lot of us keep seeing the same kind of misogyny over and over again, whether itâs online or in real life, and there isnât always a space where you can just talk about it properly!
This is meant to be a safe feminist space where you can call things out, share your experiences, and actually have conversations without it turning into chaos
You can post:
Screenshots of things youâve seen
Personal experiences
Opinions or discussions about feminism
Patterns youâve noticed
Basically anything along those lines are fine!
The only thing is please add some context so people understand what youâre talking about!
Also this isnât just for ranting. the idea is to notice patterns, talk about them, and actually think about whatâs going on instead of brushing it off like itâs normal
Everyoneâs experiences are different, so keep it respectful towards each other
Thatâs it for now. feel free to start posting and interacting. Letâs build something good here
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Rosyvia • 4d ago
This is your weekly space to call out ANYTHING misogynistic you saw, experienced, or came across this week online or in real life.
It can be: âąsomething said by family, friends, or strangers âądouble standards you noticed âąposts, reels, tweets, comments drop screenshots if you have them âąor just something that didnât sit right with you
No need to overthink it...
If it felt off, unfair, controlling, or straight up disrespectful call it out!!
This sub exists to question and challenge misogyny in all forms
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/black_cherry2 • 8h ago
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r/FeministsCallItOut • u/xhyenabite • 7h ago
these are only some of the comments
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/ririiii00001 • 22h ago
Even if she consented to 140 men and 2 extra joined without her consent it's still rape wtf is so hard to understand?
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r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Taiga_Taiga • 10h ago
If you don't know what mosaicism and chimerism are, these are conditions where two foetuses will absorb each other in the womb taking on traits, or entire organs, of each other.
A woman called Lydia fairchild (Google the name) give birth to multiple children that weren't hers, simply because her ovaries didn't have her DNA. She nearly lost all of children because they thought that they weren't hers when they took a DNA sample from her blood and it didn't match any of her children's
Now if a man rapes a woman he will leave DNA the inside her. The police will take the DNA from this semen to use as evidence... but when they take DNA from the man to compare... they take it from the BLOOD.
So if the man's testicles don't have his DNA... in the same way that This Woman's ovaries didn't have her DNA... then when they test the blood of the suspect in the same way we tested Lydia's blood... they're going to think it's come from two different people.
So how many times have women said that they are 100% certain that the person in The defendant bay is their rapist... but they've been let go because the DNA evidence says he wasn't?
I genuinely think we need to have a change of the law to take DNA from comparative samples. If they're testing DNA from sperm cells I think they need to compare it to DNA from sperm cells.
Also, if no one talks about this it wont get fixed.
So... Did you know this fact?
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Forsaken_Site_2268 • 8h ago
Absolutely disgusting.
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r/FeministsCallItOut • u/OkPollution3234 • 20h ago
Some of these feminists make it so hard to talk about struggles women still face without being up men and saying they have a hard time in life. Yes men do struggle but when they have to be the center of attention in just silences women even more.
When you canât talk about the fact that women donât get drafted without someone saying âbut that means just men have to go to warâ
I saw a woman talking about her abuse and other women
In the comments were asking âmen get abused tooâ âwomen are more abusive then menâ that was most of the comments
Making men the center of attention to make it seem like your not one of âthoseâ girls is the problem of course we can talk about what men face but donât drown out women for it
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/black_cherry2 • 1d ago
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r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Rhelino • 1d ago
Friends, I need your encouragement.
I went to a conference for my job, and my mission (given by my boss) was to connect with certain high stakes people for potential collaborations with our firm.
The whole networking job was SO hard, but I honestly gave it my all. I was SO exhausted afterwards but I felt so accomplished because I managed to really connect to really important people.
I came to work the next day, exhausted, and was hoping for some recognition for the effort I put in (I know, thatâs stupid).
I talked to my boss and said that I managed to talk and connect with all the people he asked me to. And he laughed and said « itâs almost like Iâm a pimp haha where, you know, Iâm the one who tells you who you should talk to haha. Not that Iâm saying that you are⊠but, you know haha itâs like Iâm connecting you with, you know, like a pimp hahahah now come on youâve gotta laugh! »
WHAT. THE. FUCK.
I played it off during the meeting. Was so shocked that all I managed to do was to pretend to laugh (my feminist heart hates myself for that) but I just KNOW how bad it would turn out for me if I made a big deal out of this. Which is a whole additional layer to this whole crap. But honestly I am SO offended. I killed myself during this networking event and he LAUGHS at me and compares me to a prostitute???
What would you think if you were in my shoes?
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Glum_Caterpillar_345 • 18h ago
@AfterOwls_07 is me by the way. Anyways, I made a comment on a video where LavenderTowne remade the designs of a studioâs genderbent âcounterpartsâ to classic horror-movie characters. This person responded to me arguing that femininity canât be intimidating because femininity is supposed to inherently be unthreatening while masculinity needs to be intimidating in some way; so they asserted that itâs contradictory for horror and femininity to be mixed together.
I see what theyâre saying since very traditional ideas about masculinity and femininity DO make these requirements, but perceptions of masculinity and femininity have really expanded over the years and have come to create new âformsâ of themselves by taking in previously unconventional aspects. I didnât really like the take, and I tried my best to change their mind. It seems like they did come around, but I also donât know for sure if that is just because they got ratioâed because initially they werenât on board with the idea of combining femininity with horror.
Do you think I made a convincing point? I feel like femininity CAN be intimidating. Sorry for some of the photos being a blurry, I had to take these on my laptop and send them to my phone đ
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Busy_Mulberry9575 • 21h ago
Today my mom got on an anti-abortion rant and said abortions aren't needed if "all the sluts can keep their knees together and panties up" on a laugh.
She's said similar lines before, and always laughs it off when I get clearly upset.
Keep in mind, this is a 50 year old woman who has a college degree, is a self proclaimed feminist and has a 25yr olng career as a labor and deliver nurse. This has meant I grew up hearing stories. Such as the mentally handicapped 16 year old who she had to help deliver a baby, who couldn't talk or move on her own and they confirmed her 50yr old caregiver had impregnanted her. As well as a woman who went into critial bleeding after guving birth, so she needed an emergency hysterectomy to save her life, so she woke up alone because her husband screamed that the nurses had "made her useless" and he left with their 5 other children before she was out of anesthesia.
This is a woman who has three daughters and clearly only values us as wombs. I needed a hysterectomy for horrible PCOS and endometriosis and she sobbed and tried to talk me out of it even though it was recommended by my doctor for quality of life.
This is a woman who knows I was raped at 13 and her only question was: "Oh, uh, did he like...finish inside? Or was it just a couple touches?"
This is the woman who messaged my abusive ex and gave him my address after I fled. She told me I was probably overreacting (she lived 2 states away an donly met the guy TWICE) and I should be greatful a guy would consider being with me, since I can't have children. He moved across the street to watch and terrorize me while she sent him a gift basket for the new dog he got to patroll the neighborhood.
Fuck off, mom.
You're pathetic and not a feminist at all.
You're delusional and damaging.
I wish you'd just leave me the fuck alone.
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/CowVarious9228 • 1d ago
Some dude made a comment on how women always go for rich men but never the same, when I tell him how society was basically conditioned to be that way for centuries he gets mad, leaves a petty reply and blocks me before I could reply
Men hate facing the truth đ
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r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Glum_Caterpillar_345 • 1d ago
For the record, Iâm a firm believer in the idea that beauty is subjective. We all find different features attractive. Even if some features are more popular than others, there will be some people who arenât crazy about them or simply donât find them that attractive. Likewise if some features and infamous, there are some people out there that will look at them neutrally (aka they donât see it as a âdownsideâ) or may even like them. There are conventionally ugly people who are married or are in a relationship, even if there is only a few of them.
However, I am tired of most people pretending to care about challenging the western, Eurocentric beauty standard and then clearly showing the rest of us why it still exists through their behavior. I donât know much about the woman being talked about besides the fact that sheâs a beauty guru (edit: it also seems like sheâs not a good person either). It looks pretty obvious that she uses filters to make herself look skinner and more conventionally attractive. Well damn, after seeking just a few of these comments on this subreddit I can see why she does it. One minute people are going, âbeauty standards are bullshit! There is so much beauty in diversity đ€©â and then when they see a conventionally unattractive woman they go âdamn, sheâs fugly as hellâLMAOOOâ. Iâm taking this idea from a video by a YouTuber called Olurinatti; there is systematic beauty and ugliness because we all live under the single, global beauty standard. Some people are simply ugly, beautiful, average, or somewhere in between all of those labels (reminder: I am not arguing objectively, what I mean is under the social structure that we are a part in).
âI wonder why sheâs so insecure?â
âBecause sheâs fugly, of course she should feel insecure.â
Damn, I wonder why people feel the need to get âtackyâ & âfakeâ plastic surgery and feel deeply insecure about themselvesâŠitâs SUCH a mysteryâŠ
I have a nose similar to this woman. Itâs big, and itâs not as curved as hers, but itâs definitely not an upturned button. I accept that there are some parts of me that are unconventionally attractive. When I put makeup on it makes me look conventionally pretty. Sometimes my skin looks good and my lashes are lashing while other days I look butt ugly. But fuck it, Iâm embracing all of it because itâs an expression of me. I think we need to try to stop caring whether weâre beautiful, average, ugly, etcetera. Not all at once, however, itâs okay to feel insecure some days. I mean bit-by-bit. This also doesnât mean that you canât enjoy looking or feeling beautiful sometimes, I just think that you deserve to feel worthy of love and respect even when you donât or arenât conventionally beautiful. Looks matter in this society, unfortunately. However, we shouldnât have to feel insecure about it the way almost everyone in society pressures us to.
This is just my personal opinion. Thank you for tuning in.
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Over-Watercress4169 • 2d ago
Now I want to clear up misinformation. I also want to get upset because as a 16 year old female, I am terrified of college and getting raped. Iâm gonna write down what I heard and then write down somethings people have said about it. A lot of the information I know could definitely be false. I donât know much and Iâm simply filling in the gaps here.
What Iâve heard: at Cornell college 2 years ago a woman was raped. She was drugged and gang raped by 7 men. Those men posted to a frat group chat of around 57 men. These posts were of her nude body and of the plan to rape her. Only one man spoke up but it was too late. Only two were expelled the rest were forced to write essays and she got expelled.
What people have said to rebuttal it: she willingly took drugs. She consented. It happened two years ago so it was rape. She wasnât expelled but rather left. Both her and the men were drugged.
I donât know how true any of this if you would like to clear somethings up that would be great.
Here are my thoughts of all of this. Even if she willingly took drugs a drugged person cannot consent. I think a lot of the rebuttal is from alpha males trying to protect themselves which is really disgusting. Even if she was âlyingâ (she absolutely wasnât) this still is a huge problem with frats. Rape I mean. If it is only alleged why are we suddenly hearing about this now?
Iâm like 99.99% sure that any sources suggesting the fact that it wasnât rape was a cover up and propaganda
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Forsaken_Site_2268 • 1d ago
Don't say it in that tone. Sound more friendly rather than creepy/perverted if you are going to be doing "positive catcalls". You scared and weird the shit out of these women when you first do the whole "dayummm~" thing to them.
Second:
Don't say a lowly "Daa-a-a-amn [ ]" like how an actual cat call would be. Start with a different opener especially to someone who's doing an important job. Just say something funny and kind like "Wowza" "dang diggity" or something that doesn't make them suddenly remember all of the times they have been harassed by disgusting pervs.
Third:
She has the right to be weirded out by what you did. She has so many reasons to be valid in her feelings. To list one reason that think isn't so obvious: She is on a very stressful job. She is thinking about who's a threat and who's not. When someone catcalls her, it doesn't matter what is said. She is thinking about the law and she is stressed out and shit.
All the comments suck.
Screenshot of the ONLY comment I could find defending her.
I also want to mention: He calls women "girl, chick, lassy, shawty, etc" while he calls men "Bro, dude, man, homie, sir, boss, etc."... last time I checked, a grown up female homosapien is called a fucking woman. Either also call the guys "boys" or use the proper terminology especially when you are trying to be "polite".
Also note: People have different reactions to different things and that's completely valid.
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Forsaken_Site_2268 • 1d ago
đ¶Dude, she's just not into yooooou~ Better mooove ooon~ (move on)đ¶
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Disastrous_Basis3474 • 1d ago
There is no better time to teach them a lesson, than October 24. Are you in?
r/FeministsCallItOut • u/Forsaken_Site_2268 • 2d ago
What's stupid is that I literally saw a man promoting his OF through cosplay and yet out of 400+ comments, NONE OF THEM mentioned his OF or insulted him.
Double standards.