I'm A Feminist


I’m a feminist but I’m in a heterosexual relationship
I’m a feminist but I slide into men’s DMs on social media handles to send my nude pictures
I’m a feminist who inspire young women that look up to me and make them believe men are scum, thrash, and shit
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I’m a feminist but my vagina cannot have enough of different shapes and sizes of penis
I’m a feminist but I built my mansion through money I got from giving men BJs
I’m a feminist and I’m classy but I can sex a horse for money
I’m a feminist on social media but a puta in reality
Who am I?
Am I a feminist or,
Am I an extremist?

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