@helenstaniland
Nah. Giving birth sucks, and anyway not everyone born with a uterus can give birth; not everyone who gives birth is a woman, and certainly not every woman can or wants to give birth. Stop pretending your own experiences are the norm
Giving birth is the most woman centred experience there is. It's really hard; it's important; it's positive; it's seminal. Attempting to disassociate this experience from being a woman is almost a deliberate erasing of the phenomenal power of the female body.
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@JenCages
@helenstaniland
Not everyone who gives birth is a woman? I'm assuming you're talking about various species of animal, but even then they are female.
@JenCages
@helenstaniland
But you would agree it’s woman-centered? hard? important? seminal? And what do you mean not every e who gives birth is a woman?
@JenCages
@helenstaniland
not everyone who gives birth is a woman...
true... female cats, female dogs, female elephants, female wolves, female tigers, female giraffes... notice a common thread here?
women are adult female humans and they give birth.
@JenCages
@helenstaniland
Everyone who has given birth is a girl or woman.
That some don't want to be seen as such doesn't change fact.
The curious thing is women willing to hand over the "ownership" of the unique female ability of childbirth; to men.
By saying women are men or "non-binary".
Nice gift.
@JenCages
@helenstaniland
“Not everyone who gives birth is a woman” well I can guarantee that everyone who has given birth had a vagina, which is something only females have.
@JenCages
@helenstaniland
Everyone who gives birth IS female. Every single one. Women and unfortunately some girls. Stop pretending sex is about something other than reproduction.