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FILIPINA WOMAN REACTS TO TIKTOKS - Feminism!

📅 2022-10-25⏱ 20:54👁️ 110.4K views👍 12.2K likes💬 2.8K comments
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Pea presents a second installment of her feminist TikTok reaction series, responding to clips about the wage gap, mansplaining, man-spreading, microaggressions, and more. She disclaims upfront that she's not talking about all Western women — just "the loud, bitter, angry, entitled, clueless, blue-haired women with an agenda." She frames the modern dating situation as a "Kobayashi Maru" (no-win scenario) that some men have beaten by heading to Asia, then proceeds to dismantle each TikTok point by point.

TikTok: "Society is built for men" ​

  • Claim: Women are 47% more likely to be injured in car crashes because safety features are designed for men
  • Pea's response: she quips "you're wrong — men built the world FOR women"; points out the passenger seat ("death seat") argument is about seating position, not some manufacturer conspiracy to kill female customers

TikTok: Pink tax — girls' toys cost 7% more than boys' versions ​

  • Pea's response: "Buy the blue toy and laugh all the way to the bank" — notes the irony that feminists simultaneously argue there's no such thing as boys' and girls' toys

TikTok: When women enter male-dominated industries, pay decreases ​

  • Pea's response: if that were true, companies would just hire all women and save money

TikTok: Women are more likely to be victims of human trafficking ​

  • Pea's counter: men are 94% of battlefield casualties — "want to volunteer for the front lines? I didn't think so"

TikTok: Woman crying in AT&T parking lot because the store needed her husband's ID to process a return on a shared account ​

  • Pea's take: if the husband is the primary account holder, they need his ID — that's not patriarchy, it's policy; she mocks the idea of a "shadowy institution harder to find than the Illuminati"

TikTok: Women have extra sick days for periods, which creates a wage gap ​

  • The TikToker stayed home with a stye (her third one, possibly from eyelash extensions) and complained men "just go to work" without a care
  • Pea's response: you're complaining that you have the option to take more sick days and those men are "consistently producing value for their company" — and you got a stye from going backwards on your eyes

TikTok: Woman describes daily street harassment — guy checked out her butt, another screamed at her on the bus, two guys rated her appearance ​

  • Pea says none of that has happened to her in 32 years in the Philippines
  • Offers to "evaluate" the Western men: "Tell you what, why don't you send your men over so we can evaluate them for you? Oh that's right, they're already on their way here"

TikTok: A woman explains she'd appreciate a random naked woman "aesthetically, not sexually" and claims that only straight men sexualize women, which must mean it's "misogyny and sexism" ​

  • Pea: "So now you're sexist and misogynistic if you get turned on by a naked woman... even if you behave like a healthy man is supposed to"
  • "Why can't you just close your eyes, shut your mouths, and hand over your wallets?"

TikTok: Sleeping with more than 5 guys reduces your chance of a happy marriage — but the TikToker reframes promiscuity as "developing standards" ​

  • Pea: "In my world, that kind of means the opposite"
  • If the standard is just a man who can make you orgasm, "why does it take so many men? Are they really that incompetent?"
  • Offers again to test the Western men: "How about you ship them over here for testing and we can figure out if they're the problem or if you're the problem. I have a feeling you're the problem"

TikTok: Rant about how "feminine arts" like crocheting don't get the same scholarly attention as painting and sculpture ​

  • Pea: this is bottom-of-the-barrel complaining — "we need to hang Grandma's crochet next to the Mona Lisa... at least we know what to do with all those Christmas sweaters nobody wanted"
  • Makes a broader point: feminism has to keep finding increasingly insignificant things to complain about, and the more they do it, the stupider they sound

TikTok: Mansplaining — a real estate broker's story about a male listing agent who gave her a laminated business card with a tip table on the back, which she interpreted as him implying she can't do math ​

  • Pea: "That was his business card" — if anything, the tip table means he can't do math, or maybe he just makes those cards for everyone

TikTok: "Nerd girls" being quizzed on their nerd credentials by men ​

  • Pea: nerds wanting to talk trivia isn't gatekeeping or demanding you prove yourself — it's just how nerds communicate

TikTok: Man-spreading as proof of patriarchy — side-by-side of a man with legs apart vs. a woman with legs crossed ​

  • Pea: men's pelvis bone structure is different from women's — it requires conscious effort for men to keep their legs together; gravity naturally spreads them
  • "Stop mansplaining! Why can't you just jump to conclusions like we do? It's much easier"

TikTok: Microaggressions in the workplace — woman with long sharp nails lectures about micro-insults, micro-assaults, micro-invalidations, and "micro-exclusions" ​

  • Pea: "Doesn't waving those claws in someone's face count as a microaggression?"

TikTok: Woman in a grocery store stares down an old white man, refuses to move, and interprets his muttering "good God" as a power struggle ​

  • Pea: "Maybe he was just trying to get to the peanut butter and didn't realize there was a vampire on aisle four"
  • Says if that woman walked around the Philippines looking like that, "you'd be chased by a mob with torches and pitchforks"
  • The real issue is the attitude — assuming the worst intentions of everyone you meet

TikTok: "Practice saying 'I don't care' when men offer unsolicited opinions" ​

  • The example given: a man criticizing breast size right before sex (Pea: "I'm sure that happens all the time — a man complaining a woman's boobs are too big right before sex")
  • Pea: "So men's opinions are worthless... great advice. Try that with every man you interact with. And guys should do it too — whenever a woman gives an opinion, just say 'I don't care.' What a fantastic strategy for ruining a society"

Pea's closing rant — her argument about the end goal of radical feminism: ​

  • There is no end goal, because ending the movement would mean losing the power and money it generates
  • Feminists will never declare victory and call a truce — men could "bend over backwards till you're kissing your own asses" and it wouldn't matter
  • They'd just invent new offenses: "they'll decide you're not answering women's texts fast enough or that you're responding too fast and not respecting their digital space"
  • The real agenda goes beyond toilet seats and dishes — it's about dividing society into smaller special interest groups because "a society is easier to conquer when everyone's at each other's throats"
  • Men are being demonized to strip their power in relationships, at work, and politically

Pea's message to Western feminists about Asian women: ​

  • Feminists attack the men who leave as "losers not good enough to get a woman in the West" and dismiss Asian women as "poor, uneducated, submissive, desperate women happy with table scraps and rejects"
  • But Pea points out: "If you truly believe we were getting your leftovers, then why do you sound so angry and defensive about it? Wouldn't you be thanking us for taking out your trash?"
  • Philippines has the same percentage of college graduates as the West
  • "What you call submissive is what we call being agreeable"
  • On gold-digging accusations: "Have you ever heard of the pot calling the kettle black? After dealing with all the monkey branching and cash grabbing from Western women, I think your men can handle the situation over here just fine"
  • Her challenge: "Instead of trying to pound your man into submission, why not work on yourselves and become women worth fighting for?"

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