The result of a conversation that got started by the “Love Finland” picture, about what it means to be a feminist and what men gain or loose from female rights, that started out serious but ended up being ridicules, and we both agreed that we had to stop when we started talking about “The Strapon of Women’s Rights”
I've gotten quite fond of the idea that Finland has an odd fetish for feminists. Sadly, non of the crazy feminazis want to touch him because he has a penis, so he’ll have to do with Sister Sweden who doesn't give a crap about women's rights, but is willing to pretend that she does.
And for the curious, yes, there is something underneath the censor bar. A pink strapon with female symbols on it.
I promise this will be the last strapon picture for quite a while.
EDIT: I'm a feminist myself, so you don't have to tell me what it is. This is just for fun. ;)
Everyone freaks out about "feminazis", but to be honest I haven't met any, and I don't think most people can say they have, either. Of course there is a radical wing of the feminist movement, there is in any movement, but those few individuals don't define feminism. Actually, I think men are perpetuating a self-fulfilling prophecy. The more men complain about "feminazis" and feminism, the more women hate them (justifiably, I believe), and the more "feminazis" they create. If men don't want to radicalize more women, then they ought to think with their brains and work with the moderate feminists to create a world of equality where both men and women can achieve their goals safely.
@MudkipTheGodly search 'Yuri' up in wikipedia. That's what I did.
(Note : Try NOT searching it)
But the Japanese have been pretty kinky since the old days. Tengu strap-ons, shibari bondage, men in drag, yaoi, yuri, the list goes on...
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