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. She is overqualified in the underprivileged stakes. So we should shut the government down right now, she deserves the nations undivided attention! It is critical, time is of the essence! National “Insert your mental illness” day. I can see it already.

  2. Be of good cheer. That sort of mutilation can be fixed by any dermatologist for a few hundred dollars. In fact, one of the reasons for the rise in tattoos and piercings in recent years is that they’re easily reversible.

  5. “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).”

    By any chance is she single??

  8. There is a sense in which a “neurodiversity” movement would make sense, but I doubt it would be supported by the crazies on the left: that would be, a diversity that includes not aborting kids with Down syndrome or other such disorders.

  9. “Garota da programa” is Brazil slang for a prostitute – “program girl,” “girl with a program.” I assume the “program” is a reference to the menu-like services. The hookers in Rio are out of this world gorgeous due to the economy. They gather in places like a single half open air bar-restaurant on Copacabana beach at night so just walking by you get an eyeful. There was one almost next door to an ocean front hotel I used a few times. I always walked by on my nightly jaunt to get “pudim,” creme caramel, to which I am addicted when in Rio. I got to know the greeter at a strip club in between so I’d stop and joke with him while watching the action. Sometimes some hooker would come up and inquire from me. I’m telling you, these women are tens, like fashion models. I remember one in particular who came up to me. Stunning, and with dead eyes.

  11. If she’s raking in the money her looks merit, she’s smart to be an economics student. She could retire at 30.

  12. WOW! A subtle, yet nuanced “unpacking” of what is otherwise simply referred to as Penis Envy. (Is THAT still “allowed” in the DSM IV?)
    And what is the “official” emergency rent-seeking psychophobic term “Borderline” all about?
    “Do, or do NOT. There is NO “try”…yoda.

  19. economics is trumped up social sciences. At best she will graduate to high class escorting. With those tatts, I’m not so sure.

  21. Really, I don’t think it’s enough that he promise not to ever date a Kardashian. I think he should promise never to ever date anyone who has EVER been on any kind of Reality TV, ever.

    We gotta keep Snooki outta that gene pool, too.

  23. As the parent of an autistic child (high functioning) I would agree that having autism doesn’t necessarily mean you’re “crazy”. My son is an intelligent, conservative thinker who sometimes has difficulty relating to people (so do some introverts who have not been diagnosed as autism) but we work on skills he needs to function well in life. In comparison to some of the SJW I think he’s very non crazy and I’m much rather spend time with him that with any number of crazy feminists..

  24. P.S. I think they’re are a lot of “broken people” around. I’ve been broken myself, but have found healing and mending through Jesus Christ. If i stayed away from all broken people the gospel wouldn’t go very far. I am not, however, a SJW or raging feminist.

  26. 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.

    What a coincidence, I happened to read a (long, but worthwhile) article on this subject a few days ago:

    Some of this is purely biological. Thirty percent of autistic people have comorbid epilepsy, often very severe. Over half of autistics are cognitively disabled. Autistics have three times the risk of Tourette’s Syndrome, five times the risk of cerebral palsy, about a hundred times the risk of tuberous sclerosis, and various balance and coordination disorders, plus an increased rate of other psychiatric disorders like bipolar and schizophrenia. There are treatments for these conditions, both pharmacological and otherwise, but they come with their own set of side-effects and difficulties and none of them are 100% effective.

    And some is behavioral – but as far as I can tell in no way limited to maltreated or institutionalized autistic people. Half of autistic children self-injure, and more than half of autistic children and adolescents are physically aggressive. Autistic children are twenty-eight times more likely to be suicidal than other children. Three-quarters have eating problems ranging from “picky eater” to “will not eat food, good luck doing something about this”. About two-thirds have “sleep disorders”, which is sometimes a euphemism for “wakes up screaming in the middle of the night and will not stop”. As best I can tell, all these studies were done on non-institutionalized autistic people who were generally well-treated and still living with their parents.

    […]

    Outcomes In Adults With Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Historical Perspective reviews all of the autism outcome studies of the past fifty-odd years. Most of it is nitpicking different people’s definition of “poor” outcome versus “very poor” outcome, but let me try to extract the easily quantifiable bits1.

    Six studies have assessed what percent of adult autistics have a job – they find 22%, 21%, 31%, 4%, 4%, and 4%. The two that found rates in the twenties limited themselves to high-IQ autistics and so are unrepresentative.

    Four studies assessed institutionalization rates among adult autistics, although these “institutions” form a very heterogenous category from homey group houses to super-intense locked hospitals. These studies find 35%, 43%, 48%, and 53% of adult autistics to be instutitionalized.

    A few studies looked at other outcomes. Two investigated what percent of adult autistics still lived with their parents. Both estimated about 50%. This is in addition to the 40% or so who are institutionalized, so only about 10% of adult autistics live independently.

    One study investigated how many autistics have at least one friend and found it was just under 50%.

    I cannot find any studies on adults with autism per se, but adults with Aspergers (recently collapsed into the autism diagnosis) are ten times more likely to be suicidal than other adults.

    (http://slatestarcodex.com/2015/10/12/against-against-autism-cures/ )
    “Authentic forms of human diversity that don’t need to be cured” indeed.

  28. Too late; she’s a mother of two, and the experience of being a mom seems to have been good for her in the sense that she’s no longer the person she was on Jersey Shore or whatever its name was.

  29. Hi, I’m ADD, OCD, depressed, stressed and with panic attacks during the day and night terrors, plus I’m scared of cats and birds. I’m the queen of penicillin but let’s not get into that regimen. You can’t catch my fear of cats and birds though and I need the sympathy. I charge 500 bucks an hour and I deliver. If you want sushi or chicken wings that’s an extra c-note. No cats or birds. No kissing. No rough stuff. No people over 300 lbs. I’m a very delicate girl. My references are the Acme Bowling Alley and Car Wash and also Octopus Liquors up on Main St.

  30. Unlike the other feminists on Tumblr that you’ve highlighted, this girl would at least require some analysis on the hot-crazy scale. But, alas, she’d still fall below the Vickie Mendoza Diagonal.

  31. “There was one almost next door to an ocean front hotel I used a few times. ”
    That sentence is a textbook example of ambiguity in writing.

  32. Yes, indeed. I’m reading David Kupelian’s book, “The Snapping of the American Mind”, right now, and I highly recommend it. This is one I’m not blowing through, but rather, savoring.

    He talks about the intersection of all these things – all the flavors of cultural Marxism – and makes some excellent points as to how they fit together like pieces in a jigsaw puzzle.

    And when RSM speaks of “broken people”, Kupelian takes it a step further by making an argument for that being the actual strategy in the slow implementation, “boil the frog” variety of Marxism. A demonic path toward the destruction of America and the people in it.

  35. Eeyup.

    Once I was driving some coworkers to lunch, when the one in the passenger seat next to me saw a wooden spoon in the center console.

    “What’s this for?” He asked.
    “I’ll show you,” I replied.

    I grabbed the spoon, reached over the seat, and started smacking the people in the back, all the while never taking my eyes off the road or swerving the car.

    THAT’S what it was for, as my kids can amply testify. For convenience and rapid discipline, I had smacking devices strategically placed throughout the house. And in the cars.

    And none of my kids have Tumblr accounts. And the girl doesn’t even know what a Kardashian is. We didn’t have TV, either.

  36. Well, if they exist, they would be harder to find, since someone with (for example) BPD is more likely to vomit every intimate detail of their lives onto the internet.

  39. Imagine what those are going to look like when she’s 70?

    My Dad got a couple of tats when he was in the Navy. He always made us kids promise that we’d never, ever do that.

  41. What a lot of parents don’t realize is that if kids are smacked a time or three for misbehavior when they are small, discipline becomes much easier when they get older. All a parent needs then most times is the “look.”

    * When I say smack, I’m talking about bare hand on child’s bottom or on the back of their hand, for all you lefties out there who get a case of the vapors if a child gets more than “timeout.”

  44. She not only took it down, she ran txt.robots over it so you can’t access it on Wayback. That’s rather extreme. People don’t do that unless they have something to hide, not just casual visits by us that last a single day.

  45. Hide what? She’s already “out there” listing her mental illnesses and line of employment in the sex trades, not to mention the nude selfies. I know TOM gets a fair number of daily visits and some of those clicked over, but how many those were of the “click, see, move on” variety? I guess we’ve discovered another DSM pathology: a narcissist who doesn’t like attention.

  47. Our Dad told me and my brothers if we came home with a tat, he’d break our dinner plate over the edge of the table, IYKWIM.

  48. Did a quick check earlier today — just to ensure I had the full story, you understand. A couple of nude photos, a couple more semi-nude, a few selfies, and some other pics. Nothing one hasn’t seen before, of course. I didn’t see anything that would make one call the police.

  49. I’m pretty sure when she says “sexworker” she means camgirl. Because you know who doesn’t really think prostitution is kewl? Prostitutes.

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