It seems like females have to "pick our poison" when it comes to our relationship with our bodies. We're told from so early on that our bodies simultaneously define us AND are unworthy of respect. What are we to do? Observing the impact of trans ideology reminds me we are not free from the misogyny that divorces us from our bodies and ea…
It seems like females have to "pick our poison" when it comes to our relationship with our bodies. We're told from so early on that our bodies simultaneously define us AND are unworthy of respect. What are we to do? Observing the impact of trans ideology reminds me we are not free from the misogyny that divorces us from our bodies and each other. And I truly don't understand how anyone can view it as separate from the misogyny women have been experiencing for centuries.
It seems like females have to "pick our poison" when it comes to our relationship with our bodies. We're told from so early on that our bodies simultaneously define us AND are unworthy of respect. What are we to do? Observing the impact of trans ideology reminds me we are not free from the misogyny that divorces us from our bodies and each other. And I truly don't understand how anyone can view it as separate from the misogyny women have been experiencing for centuries.