Feminist Tumblr: ‘Broken People’

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She describes herself on Tumblr as an “economics student” and “vegan bi sexworker” who is “neurodivergent,” which may or may not be a synonym for crazy. She lists her diagnoses as GAD (generalized anxiety disorder), OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder) and MDD (major depressive disaorder), although elsewhere she also lists BPD (borderline personality disorder). She is a one-woman DSM, basically — a living catalog of psychiatric symptoms. Here, let’s consult Wikipedia:

There is a neurodiversity movement, which is an international civil rights movement that has the autism rights movement as its most influential submovement. This movement frames autism, bipolarity and other neurotypes as a natural human variation rather than a pathology or disorder, and its advocates reject the idea that neurological differences need to be (or can be) cured, as they believe them to be authentic forms of human diversity, self-expression, and being.

In order words, these people aren’t crazy, they’re just “diverse,” and it is oppressive — a violation of their civil rights — to expect these kooks to behave like normal people. They are certified Special Snowflakes™ and how dare you judge them? Society must accept these “authentic forms of human diversity,” and if their “self-expression” takes the form of becoming tattoo-covered bisexual prostitutes posting nude selfies all over their Tumblr blog, only a hateful and intolerant bigot would criticize this “neurodivergent” behavior.

Normal (“neurotypical”) people can never criticize the neurodivergent Special Snowflake™ but she is always free to criticize us:

Women Are Doing Something That Isn’t Catered
To My Sexual Arousal and I Am Afraid:
A Tale for the Modern Heterosexual Male

What was she referencing by this? We don’t know. However, notice that she attributes fear to “the Modern Heterosexual Male.” The neurodivergent are qualified to diagnose the shortcomings of others. She has anxiety and depression, and this qualifies her to assert that normal men are afflicted by fear of women. Feminist Tumblr is full of women like this, who proudly list their mental illnesses in their profiles — thus to establish their credibility as victims of society — and who then proceed to identify the various failures of normal people.

“If you want to understand feminism, begin by studying abnormal psychology,” as I explain on page 18 of Sex Trouble: Essays on Radical Feminism and the War Against Human Nature. Feminism is an asylum, and the lunatics are running it. One of the pioneers of feminist theory, Kate Millett, “had serious mental health issues,” according to her sister, and was “a brutal sadist, a violent bully.” Another feminist pioneer, Shulamith Firestone, was a paranoid schizophrenic who spend decades living on public assistance. Crazy women like Jaclyn Friedman, who declares her “right to be wild” and go “down and dirty with strangers,” continue to be celebrated as feminism’s heroic leaders.

Once you recognize the influence of mental illness in shaping feminist ideology, you find yourself nodding in agreement with Professor Glenn Reynolds: “I’m beginning to think that most lefty movements are just about broken people trying to manipulate the rest of us so they can feel good about their broken selves.”

Indeed, the “broken people” are everywhere now, piling up like debris scattered by a storm or a flood. Decades of societal breakdown — accompanied by a cultural decadence that celebrates divorce, bastardy, prostitution and every imaginable perversion as expressions of “diversity” — have produced a generation of young people who lack the ability to form healthy, normal relationships. The “broken people” demand that society be further re-structured to accommodate their depravity and helplessness. School children must be taught how to negotiate sexual consent, because there are no longer any moral customs to regulate sexual behavior, nor are any of these feral youth capable of romantic sentiment, having been raised in a godless carnival of cruelty devoid of anything that might plausibly be called love.

A man found unconscious in a Nevada whorehouse turns out to be a former professional athlete once married to a member of a family of perverted celebrities. The only reason anyone ever heard of Lamar Odom is because he played basketball and married a Kardashian, yet his apparent drug overdose in a brothel is national news.

The only way to prevent yourself and your children from being swept downstream in this flood of wickedness is to avoid any contact with the “broken people,” including the weirdos in Hollywood and the feminist freaks who spew evil madness on the Internet.

Really. It’s important not to take any chances.




 

 

169 comments

  1. No matter how tempted you might be, never stick your dick in crazy. You will always, always, always live to regret it.

  5. The problem with these kids is a serious lack of good old fashioned parenting. That would also include a good dose of corporal punishment.

    There’s not too many things a good ass whoopin’ won’t cure when you’re a kid heading in the wrong direction.

  6. For their harping about “social constructs,” it’s rather interesting that they don’t stop to ponder their own behavior and attitudes through that lens. If several thousand years of “normal” socially constructed certain human achievements, to can they point as an achievement for their brave, new social constructed alternative?

  7. “The neurodivergent are qualified to diagnose the shortcomings of others. She has anxiety and depression, and this qualifies her to assert that normal men are afflicted by fear of women.”

    Vox Day’s Rule #2 of SJWs:
    “SJWs Always Project.”

  8. I admit that there are a few things about me that are broken, but I also know that I’m the one who has to fix them.

  9. I sort of agree that we label and pathologize and define a whole lot of normal variations as sicknesses that need to be cured. A little bit of anxiety, some occasional depression, wishing you were a boy or a girl instead of a girl or a boy from time to time… or taller, definitely wishing you were taller, having “bi” moments where you admit someone is attractive, understanding that your social skills suck… and on and on… variations of “normal” that you would “normally” just power through, shake it off, eat some chocolate…

    But changing “is a pathology and needs to be cured” to “is a life defining identity that needs to be celebrated” is not in any way solving the “turning a variation into a pathology” problem. It maintains exactly the same unbalanced emphasis on the *thing* which is not a mere variation… but a THING. Big honking THING… and don’t you forget it.

  10. Another feminist pioneer, Shulamith Firestone, was a paranoid schizophrenic who spend decades living on public assistance.

    And spent four decades uttering not a word other than a modest collection of short stories. She was not manipulating anyone from around about 1972 to the end of her life. (While we’re at it, paranoia at onset is generally correlated with better outcomes, as is sudden onset). Shulamith Firestone was a problem for her landlord and for her downstairs neighbors when she left the faucet running. She wasn’t a problem for you and me.

  11. If she were truly an economics student, she’d have learned that it is a poor economic choice to get a tattoo on your chest that isn’t completely covered by normal business attire. Her grade? F

  12. as RSM has made clear, he isn’t “scanning the world.” He’s looking into “mainstream” radical feminist theory, the same stuff that’s being taught in Women’s Studies departments across the US.

  14. Stacy wrote: In order words, these people aren’t crazy, they’re just “diverse,” and it is oppressive — a violation of their civil rights — to expect these kooks to behave like normal people. They are certified Special Snowflakes™ and how dare you judge them? Society must accept these “authentic forms of human diversity,

    In other words: they’re Nihilists — malcontents who hate Life as it is and wish to bring everyone Normal down into their pit of Misery and Despair.

  16. I’m sure there’s a positive feedback loop, where the more he becomes known for his expertise on certain topics, the more other people tip him off to stuff they stumbled across.

    What is his area of expertise? I think it’s interlocking: crazy which intersects with feminism, which intersects with the Democrat party, which intersects with journalism, which intersects with The Narrative: the SJW worldview that they’re trying to impose on us.

  19. I feel sorry for the ones that go on disability. It’s a trap. They can’t escape the subconscious effect of the fact that they’re being paid to be broken.

    Incentive is such a powerful force that in Dr. Cialdini’s Influence, he said he wasn’t even going to bother addressing it. It is, in a way, intrinsically rational to respond to incentives, although the specific decision will also depend on other factors such as budget, taste and time preference.

  21. If she were truly an economics student, she’d have learned that it is a poor economic choice to get a tattoo on your chest

    Pretty sure you can stop right there.

  22. Modern femininity is a mental illness. Men will never ignore their cries
    for help unless they are monstrously ugly. That’s truly all a women needs to know these days.

  23. If a cute chick mentions her Borderline Personality Disorder, run! Run away, run away, run away! That’s the only rational decision.

  24. How is it sad? You are being overtly manipulated by her physical appearance, how shallow. Yes, that’s how they manipulate us men too. Her reasoning: your a pig for objectifying me and judging me on my looks. Now you pay.

    And don’t I know it. I dare you too engage her.

  25. Oh, man, she is volcano hot, like the “program girls” you can pick up a dime a dozen in Rio de Janeiro. If she’s living in America her sole savior is the exchange rate.

  26. One thing that has stood out in all of your reporting is that so many of these ladies are actually very attractive and sweet looking.

    It’s scary to know that I could be attracted to so much trouble. And if she did it correctly could make my life a living hell.

    Unless I did a pump and dump. Then I’d be okay. I can see the attraction to that style of “relationship”.

    Shallow but low risk. Unless I was in college with her then I’d be in trouble.

  27. It’s not marginalist. In fact by far it’s trending and becoming mainstream. Which is why RSM is writing about it.

    It’s a WARNING.

  28. Try having a deep conversation with a woman about her past and maintain critical judgement. You will notice that it is a manipulation tool they all fall back on when things don’t roll their way. Hell hath no fury ect. ect. It is a well known phenomenon written about for centuries.

  29. A warning we all need to take to heart.

    I knew we were lost when I saw a girl of 20 with 2 inch holes in her earlobes. I could not imagine how much she must hate herself, and refused to let her touch my coffee.

  30. The poor thing.

    Look, there is nothing pleasant about *having to* count your steps or bites, or how many candies are in a package, or flip a light switch a certain number of times before you can leave. OCD sucks. Get it treated.

    Bipolar disorder and depression can both be life threatening. Dead is not what you want to be. Get treated.

    I can’t speak to the rest of it. But I can say that she’s pretty, and need not do this to herself. Neurodiversity reads to me as a way of ensuring an endless supply of victims for sadistic bullies.

  31. I think, to be fair, it’s about time you gave some airtime to any who hold these radical feminist views, but who do not advertise their conditions like a chapter from the DSM. Are there any?

  38. you’ve completely misinterpreted the victim-hood culture. You just accept that this new illness just fell out of the sky. Unfathomable.

  39. Discretion is one important aspect of this. I also have a heart felt desire to understand whether it is possible to be a radical feminist and not have mental illnesses. I believe, however, that would break one of our esteemed host’s Law’s of Feminism.

  40. I refuse to accept the victim sweepstakes culture. If more of us would respond with a forthright, “Nonsense!” when people spew nonsense, we’d all be a lot better off.

    Including these girls.

  41. She is a beggar crying out for attention, for a white knight to come along and save her from herself. I think if anyone is going to be the victim it is the one who attempts to intervene.

  44. If I was going to stop it, I’d have stopped it here:

    If she were truly an economics student, she’d have learned that it is a poor economic choice to get a tattoo

  45. She would wear a man’s shirt, buttoned all the way, and wear a tie, and part of that tat would show above the center of the collar.

  48. She doesn’t hate herself. mutilation is method of attracting the attention of healthy people who want to heal others (like you and me). And its a distraction from the people who are truly suffering e.g. cancers & diseases which are indeterminable by mere sight alone.

    These girls merely project their distaste for traditional etiquette and instead perversely mutilate themselves. It’s emotional blackmail whether its conscious choice or not.

  49. What I said I meant as a compliment, not that RSM needs any from the likes of me. (We’ve been FB friends on one account or another for years.) But he’s a known intelligence source, and people often send him dirt, which he does not use till he’s checked it out. Somebody tried to doxx an acquaintance of mine last year by contacting him, but RSM saw it for what it was and didn’t use it. Solid character here!

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