feminist?
feminist?
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Sad Girl Theory proposes that the sadness of girls should be recognised as an act of resistance. Political protest is usually defined in masculine terms – as something external and often violent, a demonstration in the streets, a riot, an occupation of space. But I think that this limited spectrum of activism excludes a whole history of girls who have used their sorrow and their self-destruction to disrupt systems of domination. Girls’ sadness is not passive, self-involved or shallow; it is a gesture of liberation, it is articulate and informed, it is a way of reclaiming agency over our bodies, identities, and lives.- meanwhile in the real world where sadness is defined as masculine but any man that shows it's emotions is labeled weeks
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- meanwhile in the real world where sadness is defined as masculine but any man that shows it's emotions is labeled weeks