If a black woman wasn't black, she'd still be a woman. If a disabled woman wasn't disabled, she'd still be a woman. If a genderqueer polyromantic demisexual woman wasn't... all that bullshit, she'd still be a woman. If a transgender woman wasn't transgender, she'd be a MAN, baby.

It's all fun and games til it's women in disguise winning things 🤣

Profile Pics vs Reality: A Thread Let’s see the stubbled and entitled faces/Of the men demanding entry into women’s spaces… And yes, I’m taking submissions. These fake photos are part of the lie we’re being sold. 1. “Steph” Richards. Just look at that head tilt, ladies!

There seems to be a lot of young men on here that want to be treated like a dog and therefore think that makes them a woman.

Can some kind soul show me where this picture shows a 'Roman Catholic Priest'? Every day I feel bad for the blind people being gaslit and lied to about the world by news headlines.

En Morelos, México (Cuernavaca), un mujer llamada Paula (conocida como Pau Fa Mel en Facebook), madre de cuatro hijos, difundió a finales de mayo de 2026 un video sensible donde exhibe la brutal golpiza que le propinó su exesposo Jorge Francisco Rabadán Torres con puñetazos, patadas y jalones de cabello, además de agresiones a sus hijos. La mujer denunció años de violencia física y psicológica minimizada por la familia del agresor y decidió hacerlo público porque estaba cansada de no ser creída ni tomada en serio, aclarando que no busca venganza ni dinero sino justicia. El video de más de 4 minutos, generó fuerte indignación en México exigiendo cárcel y protección, la Fiscalía General del Estado de Morelos investiga el caso..

Does anyone know if @Serena_Partrick is ok? We haven’t seen her for months! If you know her in real life please let us all know if she is ok. We are worried about her.

I don't watch Euphoria because it's basically simulated child pornography and I'm not into that. But as soon as I saw clips online of this adult male cosplaying pervert slapping Zendaya, I knew that show was absolute shit. I'm so glad she's left the show. She can do better.

Nicola’s just decided she knows what a man and a woman are, after all.

I shall afford Nicola exactly the same compassion she extended to female prisoners locked in with rapists.

male lions are the security guard and breeding slave for a coterie of female lions who pay them in meat, slap them around if they get out of line, & replace them every 2-3 years, but somehow men twisted that into some sort of supremacy. 😂

“You can’t be lesbian and transphobic at the same time” Yes I can! Watch me 🤭

Great idea. Because men do ruin everything.

A rape case was dropped 13 days before trial. Years later, an independent review found it should have gone ahead. But by then, it was too late. Here's why that matters. A woman reported a rape. Three and a half years later, she was preparing for trial. Then the CPS dropped the case. The reason? A sexsomnia defence. The case would never be heard by a jury. Most people thought that was the end. It wasn't. She requested a Victim's Right to Review. An independent Chief Crown Prosecutor reviewed the decision. The conclusion was extraordinary. The case should never have been dropped. In fact, the review found it was more likely than not that a jury would have convicted. But there was a devastating problem. The CPS had already offered no evidence in court. Double jeopardy meant the case could never be reopened. The decision was found to be wrong. The outcome could not be changed. So she sued the CPS. The CPS apologised. They paid damages. They changed policy. And today, there is a pilot scheme that gives victims an option for a review before rape cases are dropped. That woman was me. My case can't be put back before a jury. But others shouldn't have to hear that a case should have gone to trial only after it's too late to do anything about it. That's why I'm campaigning for victims to have a review before cases are dropped. And for the current pilot to become permanent. Not after. When it's too late. #RightToBeReviewed #VictimsRights #JusticeMatters

I want to recap what actually happened at M&S, because some people seem determined to turn this into something it was not. I went early evening because I thought the shop would be quieter. I was shopping with my teenage daughter, who is autistic and has sensory issues around clothing. Anyone who parents a child with sensory difficulties will understand how hard clothes shopping can be. Fabric, fit, seams, tightness, waistbands, labels, texture, all of it matters. Something can look perfectly fine on the hanger and be completely unbearable once worn. Ordering several sizes online and returning them is neither logistically nor economically feasible for us, and in any case my daughter likes to touch and see things before deciding whether she is comfortable with them. That approach simply doesn’t work for her. So, for the avoidance of doubt, nothing would have suited me better than for my daughter to be able to try the clothes on and ensure she has enough things to see her through Summer. That was the whole point of going to the changing rooms. I was not looking for confrontation. I was not trying to make a political point. I was trying to make an ordinary shopping trip work for an autistic teenage girl who finds clothes difficult. I walked into the changing area calmly and practically. My intention was to find a suitable cubicle, ideally the larger disabled one, check that it felt safe and manageable, and then encourage my daughter to follow me in. That was the plan. Had she been able to try the clothes on, it would have saved time, stress, uncertainty, returns, and the familiar nightmare of buying something that later turns out to be impossible for her to wear. So the idea that I somehow wanted there to be a problem is absurd. The changing room was supposed to be the solution. The problem arose when my daughter became distressed by the presence of a male member of staff supervising the changing area. I had not anticipated her reaction. It was not scripted by me. I did not wind her up. I did not march in looking for a row. She reacted. I saw her distress. I took it seriously. And yes, I think a teenage girl, particularly an autistic teenage girl, is entitled to feel safe and comfortable in a changing-room environment. This is not complicated. It is not about hating anyone. It is not about being difficult. It is not about “vibes” or emotional projection or whatever patronising theory people wish to attach to it online. It is about a vulnerable young woman trying to buy clothes, and finding that the space provided did not feel safe or appropriate to her. Parents of autistic children spend a lot of time trying to prepare, adapt, reassure, smooth things over, and make ordinary life manageable. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn’t. On this occasion, it didn’t. But I will not apologise for taking my daughter’s distress seriously. Or believing that M&S should change their policy.

Fine. Use the men’s.

“In a free society, people can believe whatever they want. If you want to believe men can be women or you’re a man who wants to call himself a woman, that is your business. What you cannot do in a free society is force anyone else to accept it. What is at stake here is the ability to lawfully acknowledge reality. If you care so much about “trans rights” you can work out a way to get them without destroying the category of women in law, female spaces, sport, services, the entire reality of lesbianism, and punishing citizens for acknowledging reality. The fact that you haven’t even tried makes it appear that destroying the rights of women is the goal. Any politician who will look an Australian citizen in the eye and tell them that a man can be a woman is admitting that they will lie about anything and everything because the most obvious lie has already been told. If no one in this room can acknowledge reality and fix an obvious problem you are either malicious or incompetent. The days of dismissing this issue are over. This is not a culture war. It’s reality.” - my words, read by Alison Penfold MP, in parliament today. Contact politicians are tell them to BACK THE BILL - “Sex Discrimination Amendment- sex based rights bill 2026”

The weather is going to reach the mid-30s in parts of England today.☀️🔥 Please check in on elderly neighbours. Bring your dogs/cats indoors if possible this afternoon. Now is not the time for cooking up skin cancer for vanity's sake, wear SPF50 if you must go outside.

We are so close to young women having the mass epiphany that the magic words 'I'm trans' do not erase manhood, misogyny, or privilege, nor do they confer wisdom, womanhood, or basic decency onto the men casting the spell.