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>>chillb+(OP)
We've come a long way since Vera Lynn.

Whether it's for the military or not, I find these women's behavior gross and their followers pathetic. It feels like we're veering into post-feminist territory where attractive, charismatic women can market themselves on the internet and society can't offer a reasonable objection without resorting to social conservatism.

>>slibhb+Md
Ironically, the widespread use of contraception and abortion means that women are much more likely to be used and abused, treated as objects, and discarded as disposable, rather than loved, respected, and cherished by men who are attracted to them.

They've claimed that this is their choice, that this is empowering, that the alternative was slavery and oppression, but I'm not sure how many sincerely believe those slogans.

This was all foreseen and predicted. The world was warned, but the world pressed on blindly.

>>NoZebr+pf
I’m having difficulty believing that you’re saying what I think you’re saying.

Are you really suggesting that the option of contraception and abortion should be removed, to ensure that women are loved, respected, and cherished by men?