
︎ ︎venom
@venom1s • 116,068 subscribers
It's not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me.
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YouTuber Jesse James West held a competition to see who’s stronger between tall, strong bodybuilder women and strong dwarf men. > Dwarf men easily crushed them > Women were very egoistic, serious, and competitive > While men were just having fun Why is gender equality forced when the difference in ability is pretty clear?
︎ ︎venom53,817,641 views • 9 months ago
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This woman saw a guy, approached him, kissed him, recorded it, and proudly uploaded it on her Instagram. Feminism gave them the freedom to be hoes without any consequences. They know the only way to get money and fame is by sexualizing themselves and doing degenerate stuff, so they are trying to normalize that.
︎ ︎venom17,142,033 views • 7 months ago

North Korea getting a female supreme leader before the US gets a female president is crazy.
︎ ︎venom18,527,704 views • 8 months ago
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She is Aisling from Ireland. He is Brij Pratap from India. Brij left India to pursue his master's degree in Ireland, earn a living, and support his family back home. Alone in a foreign country, he met Aisling. Aisling stood by his side from his university days, long before he found success. Brij matched that loyalty with unwavering commitment. Her family welcomed him as one of their own. Now he has returned to India with his Irish love, where they are being welcomed by his Indian family in the traditional Hindu way before their Vedic wedding.
︎ ︎venom2,280,268 views • 3 months ago

She is Nana from Japan, and he is Saurabh from India. Saurabh traveled to Japan for his university studies, knowing no one there. Then he met Nana. She stood by his side, became his guide, and he became her supporter. Now, they're going to get married. Love seeing Indian men win.
︎ ︎venom1,888,335 views • 3 months ago
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A Swedish influencer living in Dubai met a married Indian woman who was on vacation there. They started flirting with each other. He even twirled her and checked her out, and she was enjoying all that. Her husband arrived mid-conversation, and the influencer said, "Why didn't you tell me that you were married?" She laughed it off. And her simp male feminist husband started having a conversation with the influencer. They kept talking, and in the end, she even asked for his Instagram. What has happened to modern women? They have no respect for their husbands. Openly flirting with a man while being married, and they call themselves baddies. The same people say making love with a husband is marital rape. Cooking for a husband and kids is slavery. What's happening with the Indian family system, and why are men becoming so feminine?
︎ ︎venom2,718,272 views • 6 months ago
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Typical Indian girl characters in Hollywood Name her Sarasvati, show her as a working professional, sex-obsessed, independent woman who wants to explore. Why do they always do this with Indian women characters? Devi in Never Have I Ever, Priyanka Chopra in Quantico, Amrit Kaur, Simone Ashley, Charithra Chandran, Sarita Choudhury, and now recently Avantika Vandanapu. All are shown exploring, having hookups, multiple non-Indian boyfriends, etc. Is this how Indian women are in foreign countries? So modesty, tradition, ethics, and family values are all backward? This is soft brainwashing. Hollywood and Bollywood both do this. Girls watch these movies and shows and copy them, leading to an increase in degeneracy in society. Is this empowering?
︎ ︎venom2,154,723 views • 5 months ago

A foreign YouTuber visited Mumbai's red-light area. He started making fun of the women's looks. Why is this even allowed? I don't think prostitution will serve as a medium to decrease crime; it will only create more sex-hungry monsters. Instead, promote modesty for women and self-control for men. Don't turn India into Las Vegas or Bangkok.
︎ ︎venom661,526 views • 1 month ago

She is saying that when her brother was born, her mother wanted to cut his private part. She started crying because she couldn't. Now she said that when she has a son in the future, she'll fulfill her mother's dream. A man will never even think about making such a statement about his daughter. But feminist women these days are so blind in their hatred towards men that they won't even spare a child. Is this empowering? Why are people laughing at this? Talking about hurting male babies is comedy, but even consensual sex-related topics can get you fired.
︎ ︎venom1,440,054 views • 4 months ago

I came across this Indian-Canadian couple, Ekansh and Danielle. I gotta say, he is very lucky. She wears a mangalsutra without the patriarchy police crying. She gave birth to their kid, no "my body, my choice" drama. Buys him a PS5 with her own money, and her parents love him a lot. Good women exist out there, brothers. Hope is alive.
︎ ︎venom1,245,976 views • 4 months ago