watch the FLOMM trailer!
@FLOMMUS twitter! FLOMM instagram! FLOMM facebook! buy us a coffee

THE BATTLE FOR MODeRN 1923


  chunks of flommus 

SUBSCRIBE!  FEEDLY     RSS     EMAIL 

wat the ‘rules’ have gotten us

·  Women bash­ing oth­er women for their choice of how to do an on­line protest, and how their protest is some­how “bet­ter”

·  Women bash­ing oth­er women for their appearance

·  Women bash­ing oth­er women for com­ing for­ward with their ex­pe­ri­ences of sex­u­al as­sault be­cause it “should be kept pri­vate” or “how do we know she’s not lying?”

·  Women bash­ing oth­er women for not tak­ing no for an an­swer, or for not giv­ing men ex­u­ber­ant praise for be­ing ba­sic de­cent humans

·  Women just bash­ing oth­er women
 

This is just a small cross sec­tion of the tru­ly sad, aw­ful, mad­den­ing things I’ve seen women post about each oth­er since last Thurs­day – just a few days – af­ter a par­tic­u­lar­ly in­tense, painful week for most of us, even.

We all know and see the is­sues we face be­cause of many men’s ac­tions and the pa­tri­ar­chal so­ci­ety and “rules” that have got­ten us to this point. 

But are we pay­ing at­ten­tion to our­selves as well? To how we’re treat­ing fel­low women? Be­cause it’s pret­ty damn ugly and some­times even more upsetting. 

You’d think we’d be about sup­port­ing each oth­er and help­ing each oth­er out. In­stead, all I see is women be­ing nasty to each oth­er, gaslight­ing oth­er women, and ba­si­cal­ly turn­ing what could be a time of heal­ing and com­mu­ni­ty into an­oth­er round of ex­haust­ing bat­tle with zero pos­i­tive outcome.

We know what we ex­pect of men and how we need them to do bet­ter. And we must ab­solute­ly hold them to that and ask that they con­tin­ue ramp­ing up their sup­port and aware­ness to the is­sues be­ing dis­cussed right now. 

But what about what we ex­pect of our­selves when it comes to deal­ing with each oth­er? When are we go­ing to ex­pect bet­ter of ourselves?
 
 

—kim­ber­ly a. morales

Flom­mist Kim­ber­ly A. Morales is a food and well­ness blog­ger, and pa­tron saint of cats. Copy­right © 2018 Kim­ber­ly A. Morales.

read en l’ordre cronológi­co

· · ·  a pre­vi­ous post
A NEXT POST  • • •
sub­se­cuente

shar­ing ist nice



PLEASE   SUPPORT   FLOMM
TIPS  +  DONATIONS  DISCREETLY  ACCEPTED

FLOMM
promotes learning  +  education worldwide
drawing attention to works by nü  +  upcoming artists,
designers, writers, musicians  +  MOR

OUR INVOLVEMENT
– however –
is mostly paid for out of pocket or in trade

IF YOU ENJOY
wat  FLOMM  is doing here, please consider


1.   LEAVE US A TIP  :
use our tip jar whenever the mood hits



2.   BUY OUR SWAG  :
our approach is semi-green —
                all our  FLOMMHAUS  merch is made to order




3.   HELP US OUT  :
use our hashtags  #flomm  #flommus  #whereisflomm  #nüflommart  #flommist
when posting on ur socials —
or drop us a note and offer to help in some way
everything we do is on a volunteer basis —
             when we say  YOU CAN BE A FLOMMIST TOO  this is wat we mean


THANK YOU
your support helps our continued efforts
to create content across numerous platforms

clic 「 HIER   」 to return to the DER TUNG front page

 

 

 
Der Tung
Posted
Wed 3 Oct 2018

    FLOMM is   an educational MODERN ART movement   •  art history resource
                                                         •  that promotes learning thru nü  • •  alternative medía  • • •

FLOMM is a Trademark of Steve Mehallo, Sacramento California USA. Copyright © Steve Mehallo. Call the FLOMM Answering Machine at +1 (916) 741 2394. FLOMM IS A SUPPORTER OF NON-VIOLENT ARTS EDUCATION.

flomm social media may contain explicit content foul language, questionable ideas, and art


    Contact:

    Required*