Women are judged for doing things. What things? ALL THE THINGS ALL THE TIME. This is not feminist sensitivity. This is a fact. Look at any tabloid headline and the way it describes the everyday tasks of any given photo subject. Still don’t believe me? Luckily, Vagenda Magazine and its readers are taking matters into their own hands to fix these flagrant acts of lady-hating (largely from The Daily Mail because THE WORST). They are doing the work of the lord and here are some of their best attempts at “normalising.”

@VagendaMagazine at first I though "anaface" was the new cankles. #thevagenda pic.twitter.com/GBTCyxTU6w

— Anastazja Oppenheim (@AnaOpp) April 30, 2014

@VagendaMagazine "woman refuses to cower in shadows after being publicly criticised for wearing clothes" #thevagenda pic.twitter.com/WXOZIMjGfb

— jaz (@jasmineestelle) April 30, 2014

Normalising Headlines: Woman dares to eat a smoothie after breakup. @VagendaMagazine pic.twitter.com/N2fkllPn86

— Nathalie Gordon (@awlilnatty) April 30, 2014

@VagendaMagazine Other woman also looks at man. pic.twitter.com/fyh3w1kbIV

— The Privy Counsel (@ThePrivyCounsel) April 30, 2014

@VagendaMagazine Woman looks at man. pic.twitter.com/jDRKkpufsa

— The Privy Counsel (@ThePrivyCounsel) April 30, 2014

Normalising headlines for @VagendaMagazine helps balance Daily Mail rage. Fact. #thevagenda pic.twitter.com/xGjjUrcIRJ

— Parmpreet Tatla (@Pincee) April 30, 2014

@VagendaMagazine Breaking news: Taylor Swift's hair reacts to natural forces in completely normal manner #thevagenda pic.twitter.com/mW1K9BhWOz

— Claire Corp (@ce_corp) April 28, 2014

@VagendaMagazine Happy birthday, Kate. pic.twitter.com/BKtDChJOc9

— Sinéad Burke (@minniemelange) April 28, 2014

@VagendaMagazine pic.twitter.com/cwokLyczFQ

— Lizzy Pritchard (@Lizzy_Pritchard) April 28, 2014

@VagendaMagazine @lenadunham This is much better… #vagendateam #girls pic.twitter.com/19AyY3v816

— S.E Honan (@Blinkx4L) April 28, 2014

@VagendaMagazine Rhianna and her shocking nipples: pic.twitter.com/j87asPmmqG

— Becca Jones (@pengetopeckham) April 28, 2014

@VagendaMagazine #thevagenda pic.twitter.com/h3bWmvgqjO

— Tamsin Phillips (@TamsinPhillips) April 28, 2014

@VagendaMagazine Happy Birthday, Uma! #thevagenda pic.twitter.com/y5qrAcBfgo

— Anastazja Oppenheim (@AnaOpp) April 30, 2014

Headline subversion: why should a woman be "hot" before "successful"? #thevagenda cc @VagendaMagazine pic.twitter.com/aZ2TEoNbaW

— Siobhan Rooney (@bluevespertine) April 28, 2014

@VagendaMagazine another dailymail gem. pic.twitter.com/QEfrk1WOKI

— ems (@itsema_) April 28, 2014

These stories are already non-news in my opinion: even better when you call them out #thevagenda @VagendaMagazine pic.twitter.com/5Ggv2gwjpd

— Rebecca Sutton (@bexatrex) April 28, 2014

Thank you, The Vagenda and its Twitter followers.

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