One of my wishes for 2025 is that people become even a little more discerning when the social media posts they passively scroll through are part of a coordinated smear campaign

Caitvi does nothing for me hmm

I hate how I feel more and more hopeless when it comes to people actually learning from their past mistake of jumping the gun and labeling women as liars. I hate how misogyny is so ingrained in our society that a woman not being perfect means she can’t be a victim.

I really hope people start to really work harder to recognize when a smear campaign is happening instead of instantly dragging women they have decided are bad and deserving of any and all hate. Smear campaigns only thrive because people contribute to them.

New from me: Two influencers make very similar content promoting Amazon products. They dress the same. They buy the same stuff. They even have a similar tattoo.

Now one is suing the other, claiming her rival won't stop copying her. But who influenced whom? www.theverge.com/2024/11/26/2...

she gets me
music.apple.com/us/album/a-m...

hi, friends! my husband is having surgery after the holidays, & I had him make a list of “must-haves” to help me care for him afterwards.

any help or shares are greatly appreciated! recovery is gonna be rough, even if all goes well, & these things will help so much!

www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...

i haven’t felt really comfortable tweeting for a while now, especially about things like the amber heard v johnny depp case, so i’m happy that more ppl are coming on here :)

Contrary to popular belief and framing, the MeToo movement did not fundamentally shift the status quo of institutional empowerment and protection of predators. The widespread idea that it did has put victims at a further disadvantage when they come forward about institutional betrayal

I wrote about how Amber Heard was the victim of a misogynistic smear campaign that many people, including celebrities, happily participated in.
open.substack.com/pub/sincerel...

Domestic violence is a kind of small-scale terrorism. What OJ Simpson did to Nicole Brown Simpson was not the event of one night—it was a years long campaign that thousands of women suffer at other men’s hands. Read Andrea Dworkin’s memorial to Nicole: evergreenreview.com/read/in-memo...