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. Yeah, that’s the point. There didn’t seem to be anything incriminating beyond the usual feminist lunacy, but no one goes to jail for that; you get a TV series. Very curious.

  2. It’s the slow effect of a bad idea that catches hold in one’s mind. Vox Day writes about entryism into institutions, but I’ve seen it take place in individuals. A professor “suggests” something and in a year the student is a nutjob.

  7. What are they thinking? How are you ever going to have a career when you’ve broadcast to the world that you are a mentally ill hooker?

  8. Serious question: do you think there are more people like this now or has social media given them a megaphone so we are made aware of them?

  10. That earlobe thing is all over where I am – I started seeing it about 5 years ago – so manyany teens and twenty somethings both male and female – not as common as tattoos but still very common.

  12. He could tell her he is Emperor Napolean Bonaparte’ and that she is the Empress Josephine.
    She’ll buy that I’m sure.

  15. I’m sure that President Obama will invite the movement’s leaders to a White House Summit on Neurodiversity sometime before leaving office.

  18. Sweet! I can have a different one every day of the year!

    “Uh, let’s see… day 154… ooh, ouch. Antisocial personality disorder. Looks like I’ll be hurting someone today… and I don’t care.”

  19. One of my twin grandsons is mildly autistic – doesn’t pick up on social skills well, very shy and has learning disabilities. He has had some great team teachers and is already in some regular classes in 7th grade. His brain just processes information differently.

    He is not ‘crazy’.

  20. Well now see, that’s the problem with mental illnesses right there: they interfere with thinking. And as someone else pointed out, she might “just” have been a camwhore.

  21. Social media makes us more aware of them
    At the same time, interacting with each other — giving each other affirmation — cuts the cultural brakelines on their behavior. Simultaneously, more broken homes means more broken people.

    So yeah, all of the above and then some.

  23. Heres the future trajectory she can expect.

    http://www.news.com.au/finance/business/pippa-osullivan-better-known-as-escort-grace-bellavue-has-died-aged-28/story-fnu2q2e9-1227569217407

    Now get this, she campaigned to make prostitution just another career choice for girls, yet..

    “…More recently, she revealed her struggle to work while battling mental health problems in a Facebook post on October 12.

    “To all my regulars who have kept me in the black to survive and keep a roof over my head when I’m going through extreme burnout, I can’t express my appreciation,” Pippa wrote.

    “I used to hate the white knight syndrome bulls***, but after burning out constantly and 12,000+ guys’ bulls*** physically, you turn into a snappy, violent, aggressive person and somewhere along the line you lose yourself.

    “It isn’t the industry per say, it’s just accumulated PTSD and constantly guarding your back or screening … I’ve had guns put to my head, yelled at too many people, removed people from clubhouses, been approached by lawyers from all sides of the fence, approached to run parlours, watched a lot of people slip and fall in a bath with the their throat slit.”

    Pippa had been violently attacked by a former client, a paroled rapist, at an Adelaide apartment in 2012.

    Her death came as a coalition of former sex workers launched a campaign for specialised mental health support catered to workers in the industry, and those who have left it, or want to do so.”….

    The same “advocates” who want to claim its a consequence free way of making a living are calling for government intervention to provide mental health services for prostitutes as it fucks up their heads.

    Heres her original “prostitution is great” piece.

    http://www.mamamia.com.au/lifestyle/grace-bellavue-this-is-why-i-love-my-job/

  25. I think this is an insightful post. When today’s progressives talk about the sexual hypocrisy of mid-century America I don’t think it was hypocrisy. People had affairs and there were prostitutes and society was aware of this. Yet they also realized a society must keep such things in the shadows and attempt to manage and control our weaknesses in a way that society didn’t fall apart. That meant keeping families together and generally keeping lid on things. Today there is no lid. There are ever spiraling bored people who now have gotten to the point where they demonize normal families and sex in academic and ideological treatises, courtesy of our sick lesbian liberation ideology to free us all from the shackles of heterosexuality and even sanity itself.

  29. Sorry to disappoint you. I spent a year in Brazil, mostly in Rio, on 8 occasions spread across 25 years. I had a Dutch girlfriend, a Brazilian one, a lover or two besides, never a hooker. The normal women of Rio are world-class too. One would have to be a ditz to pay for apples in a tree you shake.

  30. I am so old that I can actually remember a time when people proudly listed their accomplishments–good grades, athletic prowess, physical strength, good character. Now, in our “participation trophy” world, it is your weaknesses and illnesses that make up one’s curriculum vitae. It is, of course, much easier this way. I don’t have to get up at 5 am for soccer practice or spend my weekends working on a research paper. Instead, I can put out a laundry list that consists largely of “daddy doesn’t love me” and I can be a minor celebrity. Let me know how that works out for you in the long run.

  33. Prostitution murders a woman’s spirit. Why anyone would want that sort of thing for anyone else is an utter mystery to me.

  34. Everyone is broken, of course.
    .
    But there is a vast difference between being broken and repudiating the brokenness and being broken and wallowing in it, making the definition of your selfhood.

  37. Not even that, I think. She wants someone to come and -validate- her flaws, rather than help her spot-weld and duct tape up the cracks in her psyche.

  39. Exactly. It’s one thing to be flawed or broken. We all have that. But those of us who want to live in reality, we do our best to fix those flaws. To borrow the comparison I made in an earlier comment, we spot-weld and duct tape up the damaged areas, and try to reinforce the undamaged ones.

    These people live in the cracks and flaws of their own psyches.

  46. I meant robots.txt – I goofed. The Wayback honors that file and when you put that at the head of your site it entirely disappears from Wayback. It is not a casual act.

  47. Good tattoo advice: if you want a tattoo, get the image you want on a piece of paper and hang it up in your house where you can look at it every day for the next six months. If you still want it permanently on your skin then, go for it, otherwise don’t.

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