Being a woman

The first morning in SF, I got accosted by a white dude for speaking to my Indian female friend about women needing single sex restrooms. So-called liberals stifle dissenting opinions of even strangers in public places with such religious zeal it’s no wonder most people feel oppressed under this ideological regime and self-censor. In berating me,

Whenever I mention women’s cruelty toward each other to women socially, I hear a reflexive blaming of patriarchy, an abstract, immeasurable, and unfalsifiable concept. This is concerning because we do have control over our own behavior toward others, and it seems leftist ideology wants to studiously ignore it. You can choose not to be a bully. We

Female social control is justified by feminism

I was policed and abused by my mother until college. Outside the home, I was bullied by girls exclusively. In the past twenty years I’ve been socially exiled multiple times because I refused to conform to the women and girls around me. The rejection of soft control is read as hostility and betrayal,

Women’s insistence on social harmony at all costs is problematic.

Yesterday, a woman pushed me too far at a social event with her pedantic interruptions. As soon as I pushed back saying she wasn’t letting me finish, she started giving that very white lady patronizing giggle and said something like “go ahead and finish sweetheart”. I then said I

On the cultural pendulum swing and feminine black/white thinking

I write the most about leftist culture because I want to understand how we got here. The chain of causation could stretch back to the founding of America, but instead, I’ve been obsessed with the past 30 years. I don’t agree with most of what Trump is doing. I am worried, but I think

The PMC feminist rhetorical fortress

Why do women treat each other badly? > patriarchy

Why can’t women see their own bad behavior toward each other? —> internalized misogyny

Why can’t they see past internalized misogyny? —> patriarchy

But men don’t control women —> systemic patriarchy, no female president

But a female president shouldn’t be required to

Being a woman in stem

The undercurrents of competition between women are those only a woman can see clearly. She may think she’s crazy for seeing them, like I once did. I’ve now moved from heavily female to male dominated industries. The narrative about women in STEM is, like most narratives about gender in our society, incorrect and simplistic,

What if we were to not care when professional-class women call us racist or sexist for making logical arguments against their positions?