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"Motherland: Fort Salem "follows three young women from basic training in combat magic into early deployment" in a women-dominated world in which the U.S. ended persecution of witches 300 years ago after an agreement."

It's free to watch on the Freeform website. Looks interesting!

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The End Goal

DISCUSSION

I have been going through a lot of mental anguish about the state of the world and the place of women in it lately, and just thinking to myself - as a collective group, what are our end goals? I'm struggling so much with biology, not being physically stronger, having to have a laborsome and difficult reproductive role, being viewed as men's property, on and on.

What sort of activism is required to make a dent in fighting the patriarchy? I know - forming female circles, emotionally and financially empowering women are all good things to do but I don't think these will bring about the fast and drastic results we desperately need.

So, in a hypothetical reality, if we could gain control over

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I recently found out about a certain YouTube travel vlogger and his posts on PUA type forums talking in depth under a different name about which countries have the cheapest "pussy", how to "game" women and about all the sex he's had in poor "shithole" places. He talks about having sex with and "seducing" women and girls in their late teens to early twenties, among others.

I feel absolutely disgusted and enraged, that a 40 some year old man sees nothing wrong with this and has in fact turned his life into nothing but "game."

I despise sexpats more than anything because they are manipulative and exploitative of women who are in rough financial situations, not to mention that a lot of them t

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Hi everyone! I have been travelling through SEA for a year and have visited Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand and will check out Cambodia soon. My partner wants to slow travel and settle for a while (a period of 6 months to a year) for some stability, and for me to want to do that I'm looking for a place where I could easily make day trips and keep travelling around.

The criteria I'd look for:

-cheap (no more than 800 USD for rent)/good internet

-bustling with lots of energy, cafe culture, lively, great food

-historical/cultural sites are a must: museums, ruins, castles, temples, etc

-have some element of nature, be it mountains, sea side, forest, etc nearby

Cooler weather is a

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