This Instagram Account Is All About Empowering And Entertaining Women, And Here Are 35 Of Its Best Posts
International Women's Day is on the 8th of March, but one Instagram account thinks that we need to expand the occasion and celebrate it all year long.
It's called 'Unwomanly', and as its bio says, the account is dedicated to sharing entertaining and educational content on female empowerment.
From dating to careers and everything in between, 'Unwomanly' touches on a wide variety of subjects and paints quite an inspiring picture.
Continue scrolling to check it out, and don't miss the conversation we had about women's role in today's world with licensed clinical social worker Megan Logan.
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During a recent family lunch one of my cousin said she was so tired of catcalling and an uncle said it's going to take time to educate men to the nowdays standards. My grand mother (86yo) answered something like " Well, a lot time because it was already considered rude back in my days."
omg these comments...how many "not all men" varieties r gna show up 😬 Yall we got headaches and can't read negativity today
Yeah, we don't want to suffocate under the weight of your collective disapproval
That's what all predators & abusers say. I remember about the Larry Nassar case; as he realized the IndyStar investigation would expose him, he started begging the journalists not to publish it because "it would ruin his life". Not a word about the lives of HUNDREDS of little girls he had been sexually abusing for almost 2 decades.
I dunno man....we've seen what these "influencers" do with makeup and filters. If you're talented enough or patient enough you can totally change your look with makeup so isn't it natural there'd be some concern? Sure appearance isn't everything but it does play a role in attraction.
Haha he's a keeper. I think she might have secretly been a little bit cheered up :)
Yeah well as a man I have to pay for... uh... the... hmm. :-/
Because of course there is a neon sign over every guy’s head telling women if they’re gonna get raped or not. /s
It's so weird that we call it 'losing' your virginity. You didn't lose anything, on the contrary, you gained something: you have gained a new experience, nothing was lost. Imagine if we called all significant new life experiences losses: if we called going to school for the first time 'losing your toddler-phase', going on a holiday without your parents for the first time 'losing your parent-dependance', moving in with your boyfriend/girlfriend 'losing your aloneness', going to a music festival for the first time 'losing your silence', walking for the first time 'losing your crawling days'. Weird, right? We view those as gaining a new life experience or entering a new phase in your life, so let's talk about sex that way too. Also, I dislike the emphasis on only intercourse. I think, having someone else give you an orgasm for the first time, or you giving someone else one, is just as much a significant new life experience and start of a new phase in your life as having intercourse.
If you were there but THEY missed the call, at the time agreed upon, then it is incumbent upon THEM to apologize to you, not the other way around.
I know this is slightly off point, but; When I was a kid, I always thought 'Master' & 'Miss' (short for Mistress) were for before you were married, 'Mr' & 'Mrs' were for after you were married, and 'Ms' was when you were divorced or engaged. I remember finding out that men got upgraded to 'Mr' when they became an adult and assumed the same happened with women. I started calling ALL adult women 'Mrs' until I was corrected on that. 'Sir' & 'Ma'am' got thrown into the mix and I just thought 'This s**t's confusing! Let's just drop it all together'. To this day I still don't like being called 'Mr' or 'Sir'.
The 'You're not like other girls' line should be reserved for use only on those "Alpha Male" douchebags!
One of my favourite things about the time I'm living in is watching women get stronger and madder by the day. Keep it up and smash the patriarchy!
as a man, I'm disappointed in other men for making people need to say this s**t. women shouldn't have to say these things, nobody should
One of my favourite things about the time I'm living in is watching women get stronger and madder by the day. Keep it up and smash the patriarchy!
as a man, I'm disappointed in other men for making people need to say this s**t. women shouldn't have to say these things, nobody should
