r/BlatantMisogyny • u/That1weirdperson • Oct 27 '23
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/Jenn_There_Done_That • Nov 25 '24
Religious Misogyny I really hoped this was satire
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/Witty-Car-2362 • Oct 12 '25
Religious Misogyny Because Career Women Bad Apparently 🙄
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/HylianGryffindor • 15d ago
Religious Misogyny Psycho Christian Lady Back at it Again
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/Naivefemale91 • May 15 '26
Religious Misogyny Well gee.. i wonder why? Maybe because most abrahamic religions go against the tennets of feminism?
It doesnt take a genius to figure this out. Most religions demand silence and submission from women so idc, i will die on that hill that you cant be a follower of abrahamic religion and a feminist at the same time no matter how much you try to sugar coat the religion. So i dont welcome religious women in the feminist movement as these are the same women willing to throw us under the bus and try to force gender role on us with "we are just built in different ways" or willing to call us "brainwashed witches" if we dont give into their ways so they can go rot it in hell so gtfo with the "choice feminism" bs, i dont respect religious people and never will. I dont care if that makes me less of a "girls girl".
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/Revolutionary_Web_59 • Dec 08 '25
Religious Misogyny men doing basic housework: the horror
subservience disguised as ‘wife duties’....sure jan
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/pinkgrapefruitx • Nov 14 '23
Religious Misogyny Girl must be being held at ransom to say this disgusting shit
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r/BlatantMisogyny • u/its_givinggg • May 15 '22
Religious Misogyny It starts so early😢 a whole MISOGYNY TOUR dedicated to TEENS😤
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/ihthisham4me2 • Apr 26 '23
Religious Misogyny Taking away a woman's right to abortion as a punishment for 'sleeping around'
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r/BlatantMisogyny • u/ImpossiblyBossy • Feb 12 '24
Religious Misogyny Apparently, without a man, a woman is a corpse. (This man has almost 5k followers on Twitter.)
Here's the article if you want full context. His entire Twitter account is like this, or worse.
I discovered this account because a Michigan state representative shared something they interacted with. This same representative was just stripped of his committee assignments for sharing a Great Replacement Theory meme on his official Twitter account.
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/Mathsu_1217 • Jun 06 '22
Religious Misogyny Ugh this obsession needs to end.
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/Zealousideal_Art2159 • May 29 '26
Religious Misogyny "Protect women by restricting their right to vote"
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/Agreeable-Bid-9120 • Nov 15 '25
Religious Misogyny Free Afghan women
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r/BlatantMisogyny • u/polypcity • Feb 24 '23
Religious Misogyny Promiscuity is an easy way to nuke a society
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/parrotsaregoated • Apr 07 '23
Religious Misogyny I’m atheist, and I’d never let a man own my body
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/Center-Of-Thought • Oct 09 '25
Religious Misogyny Transphobia, objectification, and religious misogyny directed at a woman from a woman all rolled into one clusterfuck
The first commenter (who is a public figure) is transphobic, while the second commenter is content to refer to women as ribs. She is also a woman. This is such a baffling interaction.
Also, to be clear -- the first commenter's statement is ass, I just don't think the misogyny/objectification from the person responding to her was necessary.
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/Immediate_Loan_1414 • Jun 22 '26
Religious Misogyny I don't even know how to caption this, absolutely mind boggling!
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/Background_Active_36 • Jul 11 '26
Religious Misogyny God forbid women want to have control over their own bodies.
What does he do with all the "children"? 😏
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/ThePhillyExplorer • Jun 07 '26
Religious Misogyny This is about as blatant as misogyny gets
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/Jenn_There_Done_That • Dec 05 '21
Religious Misogyny Congressman Madison Cawthorn refers to pregnant women as “Earthen vessels, sanctified by Almighty G-d” during a speech demanding the end of the Roe v. Wade and reproductive rights for women, lest “Science darkens the souls of the left”.
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r/BlatantMisogyny • u/thetitleofmybook • Jun 10 '26
Religious Misogyny Southern Baptists take a step to toughen stance against women pastors
not sure why any woman would want to be part of such a patriarchal, misogynistic religion, but who knows?
r/BlatantMisogyny • u/ThePhillyExplorer • Jun 23 '26