Anonymous asked:
The post to which you refer is a QUOTE from a very famous document published in the early ’80s by a radical feminist collective. You could click the link and read it. I am not “hating on other women.” You obviously DO hate women; otherwise, you wouldn’t be criticizing radical feminism.
The debate about heterosexuality has been going on for decades among feminists. Radical feminists understand the obvious fact that some women choose to have sex with men. Other women are coerced or socially shamed into having sex with men. Some women are raped by men, and the fear of rape makes women afraid to say “no” to sex with men.
What we insist is that women must understand heterosexuality as a choice, and a choice with consequences. The patriarchal myth of “natural” female heterosexuality blinds women to the reality of their situation, so that they believe they have no alternative to being sexually exploited by males and enslaved in “relationships” with their oppressors.