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vampireapologist

imagine trying out a super risky outfit ur not sure is gonna land well and on your way to the party you fall into a bog and become a bog body and in like 3,000 years they pull you out in like a pink mesh bathing suit with an applique that says “barbie girl” on the front tucked in as a body suit to a pair of track shorts that say “your card was declined” on the ass and a pair of elevated 90s gel sandals with a hitclips clipped to the strap with one cartridge (60 seconds of an nsync song) and they reconstruct you in a museum and tell the public that’s how people dressed

Source: vampireapologist
divafit
bombboi

Everyone cheering for Jeff Bozo’s soon 2 be ex wife bc she’s taking half his money and could affect Amazon like she hasn’t been married to him for 25 years profiting from his evil company and probably having some say in if not at least encouraging his inhuman choices in running it.

When u say Down with the 1% u gotta mean their accomplice wives not just the Straight White Men

Source: bombboi
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lesbabeths

“heterosexual culture” is actually literally just misogyny in action and like women are suffering in these relationships and it’s not funny to joke about

anti-radfem

Actually, more women are suffering abuse in lesbian relationships (43.8%) than in heterosexual relaitonships (35%). Gay men suffer the least amount of abuse in their relationships (26%), which is less than men experience in heterosexual relationships (29%). And I would take into account the fact that men are less likely to call the cops and have women prosecuted when they’re abused. So we can stop acting like men are the inherently violent gender. Thanks, bye. 

malconer

Damn, that’s pretty bad. Do you have sources for these claims?

anti-radfem

http://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/pdf/nisvs_sofindings.pdf

The numbers differ quite a bit, so I’m not sure where the person who was writing the article I read was coming from, but it still shows that between homosexual and heterosexual relationships, homosexual relationships are far more likely to become abusive. Lesbian relationships even more so. Keep in mind, these numbers come from likelihoods of abuse of a lifetime, so it would make sense that bisexual men and women are the most likely to end up in an abusive relationships in their lives. 

enoughtohold

This is NOT, repeat NOT, what this data tells us.

Here are the relevant statistics from this survey:

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Can you see the problem?

These figures tell us the percentage of people, by sex and sexual orientation, who have ever in their lives been a victim of rape, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner.

This is a VERY DIFFERENT THING from the percentage of straight vs. gay relationships that are abusive, or the percentage of people in straight vs. gay relationships that are being abused, or anything in that vein. It’s not even clear what exactly you’re claiming these numbers represent, but it’s wrong.

These numbers are simply not about relationship type.

One obvious problem is that you assume that if a lesbian is abused, she MUST be abused in a lesbian relationship. But this is NOT a reasonable assumption. Many lesbians and gay men have been in one or more straight relationships at some point in their lives.

As you can see from the right column, only 67.4% of lesbians who suffered intimate partner violence reported having only female perpetrators. That means that a significant amount of the abuse suffered by lesbians occurred in the context of straight relationships.

Further, these numbers give us NO relationship-level data. Someone who has been abused in one relationship is counted the same as someone who has been abused in ten relationships. We also have no idea how many relationships these people have had total. So EVEN IF the lesbians were all only ever in lesbian relationships — WHICH THEY WEREN’T — this would still tell us NOTHING about whether lesbian relationships are more likely to be abusive.

Again, in conclusion: These numbers CANNOT TELL US whether gay relationships or straight relationships are more likely to be abusive.

Please do not post inflammatory statistics like this unless you ACTUALLY KNOW WHAT THEY MEAN.

Source: reynaisalesbian
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rainbow-femme

Jewish and Muslim people go on Chopped and are made to cook with pork and they make it work, one vegan goes on and refuses to use any meat products he’s given and they have an all veggie episode for him.

rainbow-femme

The final basket had honey in it and e refers to it as a total nightmare scenario. Go talk to the Muslim woman who knocked out a pork loin without being able to taste her dish about dealing with nightmare baskets

death-deafying-stuntman

My mum was watching a baking show where a 20 year old Muslim woman was a contestant. They had to make an alcoholic dessert. She nailed it despite not being able to taste it. When she mentioned that she couldnt (not as a complaint or excuse) everyone gawked at her and someone said “how old are you???”. Like, really?

rainbow-femme

I saw that one! Seemed like purposeful sabotage when your contestant can neither religiously or legally taste the ingredient

nobodybetterhavethisoneoriswear

I feel like they should make it a challenge for all of the contestants. If the one Vegan causes them to do an All Veggie episode, then one Muslim contestant should result in a challenge where all of the contestants must cook a pork dish but cannot taste it throughout the entire process. Or one Jewish contestant should result in all of the contestants cooking a Kosher meal.

That way it’s not only fair, but it’s an extra challenge to test their skills. If they complain the whole time? Well, that just shows their lack of character, doesn’t it?

newtgeiszler

i once saw an episode of chopped where one of the chefs was vegetarian but he was a good sport about using meat anyway so. sounds like that vegan in particular was just an asshole

Source: rainbow-femme