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Criticism in and of itself is not abuse. Criticism can be used as a form of abuse, but saying all forms of criticism is abuse is just ignorant. Full stop.Criticism is abuse. Field of psychology states that.
Abuse comes from context and intention.
Here, let's use examples to explain that concept.
Almost every woman has a uterus. When they use it to carry a child and raise it and support it, that isn't an abuse, that's just the normal use of it.
With me so far?
When they use it to irresponsibly vomit out spawns and add to an already overburdened system, that is abuse.
Maybe that goes over your head. Let's get down to your level: angry, but uneducated feminist that thinks women will rise up like something straight out of Anne Rice (she writes books, these things that you re...nevermind).
Sex, by itself, isn't abuse. You know this because six genetically doomed time bombs says you do. But throw in violence and a lack of consent and it's rape. I know you understand rape because you're the version of feminist that sees everything as rape against women. So that means somewhere in there, you understand context and intent.
Also. As a professional: this is not okay. YOU are not okay. There is help put there. Seek a local doctor and ask for a referral to a psychiatrist and a councillor, this mindset is extremely unhealthy, for you and your children. If you were ever scrutinized and they saw you were a violently minded, selectively religious 'feminist' those six monthly paycheques you gave names are gonna be the first thing they think about taking from you. Stop engaging on here, and focus on being a better mother, and not obsessed with being right in internet fights. Make your kids better than you. You set the bar pretty low.
See, that's abusive criticism.