There is one thing on which we can all agree: nobody is having sex anymore. I wrote before about how our perception of “hookup culture” isn’t real, and is mostly based off media from another era and sex worker TikTok. In fact, the current generations of young adults is the least sex-having in recent history. Just the other day on Twitter, some especially cursed discourse was brought back to life—namely “is it sexual abuse to have sex in the house while your children are also there, even if they’re asleep?” with multiple people insisting this is, in fact, a form of pedophilia. It’s bleak out there for the sex-havers.
But there is one demographic of people who is apparently engaging in plenty of debauchery and raunch—trad conservative influencers.
This week, a spat erupted among some conservative female influencers (most of whom would probably consider themselves “trad” and almost definitely consider themselves antifeminist and anti “modern degeneracy.”) I’m not going to get into names, because the accusations were extremely personal, and I don’t want this article to function as a gossip piece, but it started with a woman (woman 1) posting her engagement ring, and another woman (woman 2) mocking it for being small. A third woman (woman 3) came into accuse the ring-shamer/woman 2 of being a slut. Several other women, including the ring-shamer, chimed in to accuse woman 3 of race-mixing, having STIs, and being a single mother “raising a bastard” (it’s lowkey serving Game of Thrones realness.) Then woman 3 came back to accuse woman 2 of sleeping with married men, being pro-abortion, doing drugs, and a sexual accusation that is guaranteed to become the next copypasta: getting fingered in the middle of a hotel lobby at Turning Point USA (a conservative conference) with families nearby.
Can I say what everyone is obviously thinking? Major feminist win that the right-wing men of Turning Point USA are centering female pleasure via fingering!
AmericanDadWeeb on
>More broadly, hot women aside, it feels like the current conservative moment isn’t really about anything ideological anymore…
>At this point, I feel like the drive to be right-wing or left-wing has a lot to do with which side makes you feel less attacked on a personal level.
>Like, it’s really at the point of “do you feel more triggered by an advertisement with an interracial lesbian couple in it, or an advertisement with a blonde (presumably straight) woman in it?” It doesn’t make a lot of sense, but that’s where we are now.
This article is describing my experience DISTURBINGLY accurately.
BlackCat159 on
My tradwife left me.
No_Status_6905 on
I knew this was a CartoonsHateHer post on premise alone.
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There is one thing on which we can all agree: nobody is having sex anymore. I wrote before about how our perception of “hookup culture” isn’t real, and is mostly based off media from another era and sex worker TikTok. In fact, the current generations of young adults is the least sex-having in recent history. Just the other day on Twitter, some especially cursed discourse was brought back to life—namely “is it sexual abuse to have sex in the house while your children are also there, even if they’re asleep?” with multiple people insisting this is, in fact, a form of pedophilia. It’s bleak out there for the sex-havers.
But there is one demographic of people who is apparently engaging in plenty of debauchery and raunch—trad conservative influencers.
This week, a spat erupted among some conservative female influencers (most of whom would probably consider themselves “trad” and almost definitely consider themselves antifeminist and anti “modern degeneracy.”) I’m not going to get into names, because the accusations were extremely personal, and I don’t want this article to function as a gossip piece, but it started with a woman (woman 1) posting her engagement ring, and another woman (woman 2) mocking it for being small. A third woman (woman 3) came into accuse the ring-shamer/woman 2 of being a slut. Several other women, including the ring-shamer, chimed in to accuse woman 3 of race-mixing, having STIs, and being a single mother “raising a bastard” (it’s lowkey serving Game of Thrones realness.) Then woman 3 came back to accuse woman 2 of sleeping with married men, being pro-abortion, doing drugs, and a sexual accusation that is guaranteed to become the next copypasta: getting fingered in the middle of a hotel lobby at Turning Point USA (a conservative conference) with families nearby.
Can I say what everyone is obviously thinking? Major feminist win that the right-wing men of Turning Point USA are centering female pleasure via fingering!
>More broadly, hot women aside, it feels like the current conservative moment isn’t really about anything ideological anymore…
>At this point, I feel like the drive to be right-wing or left-wing has a lot to do with which side makes you feel less attacked on a personal level.
>Like, it’s really at the point of “do you feel more triggered by an advertisement with an interracial lesbian couple in it, or an advertisement with a blonde (presumably straight) woman in it?” It doesn’t make a lot of sense, but that’s where we are now.
This article is describing my experience DISTURBINGLY accurately.
My tradwife left me.
I knew this was a CartoonsHateHer post on premise alone.