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the basic idea of butthole feminism, as created by  mgraceee - as a joke, she would probably like to remind everyone, butthole feminism is something we should reject - is to describe a rather worrying trend is that we’re increasingly worried about how to make straight men feel manly for enjoying things including, but limited to fucking them with strap-ons.

so: feminism where women have to take care of men and coo and tell them that they can cling on to patriarchal definitions of masculinity while still getting orgasms, basically. 

the oxford student who needs feminism because he shouldn’t have to feel unmanly for enjoying his girlfriend’s strap-on - why is that our responsibility as feminist? why must my praxis as a woman include making sure your orgasm is manly?

the same day as I heard about the Oxford student, we heard Dan Savage discuss how straight men were so stressed (also: misogyny, and grossness at the link) because apparently straight guys aren’t free because, straightness and manliness is so limiting. 

and I’m just so over having to reassure straight men that their strap-on sex isn’t gay. I’m so over having to assure straight men about their sexuality. I’m so over having to assure straight men about their place in the world while I’m trying to deal with their shit as a bisexual woman. 

 

In response to this post, I thought I’d take some pictures.







I urge you to join in.  If you don’t want to show us your ugly mug, here’s a template to use:



REBLAG BITCHES
and show me what you come up with!



Okay, so straight men holding the “I need feminism” sign…

You need to stop MRAing all over my parade.

You don’t need feminism, you’re a product of patriarchy. It’s a different thing.

Back off.

i need feminism because if you rub a balloon on your cat you can then stick it to a wall

I need feminism because:

I shouldn’t have to validate my need of feminism,

because,

I shouldn’t have to validate or explain why I need equal rights.

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