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🎓 UM | Bioquímica🧬

21y | 05/11♏

[Maryam @hell_line0]

Science is FINALLY starting to catch up:

- The quality of sperm affects women's health during pregnancy.
- The egg determines which sperm gets fertilized.
- Men can carry the bacteria that cause bacterial vaginosis (BV) and can transfer it to women.
- Men's sperm ages, and they are on a biological clock.

I empathize with all the women who were shamed and blamed for these issues when it was actually due to men!

[‏ً @omgsidewalks]

Parental 'sacrifice' is a myth. A child's wellbeing is a parent's responsibility, not a favour. Any sacrifice is yours to bear, not theirs to repay.

Raise them fully cognizant of your challenges but know that it's duty, not charity.

[goma @soigomaa]

Men don't understand... being a "PROVIDER" isn't all about money. It's about providing the EMOTIONAL SECURITY that allows a woman to rest in her FEMININE ENERGY. Money is the icing, not the cake

[Echo 🔆 @TheEcho13]

Birth rates are dangerously low in all western countries because when women are told that all they are good for is having children, but that having children doesn’t make them important, they simply opt out.

Women are told that they must reproduce to benefit society, but also that they’re ugly, useless and ready to be discarded by the time they reach 40.

Women are told to take on the overwhelming majority of work in the home, to sacrifice the most to care for their family and let their husbands excel in their careers, but if their husbands don’t treat them well enough to keep them, then they are a burden to society and deserve nothing as a result.

Women see all of these talking points every time they open social media or scroll a timeline. Even women who sought a more traditional dynamic are being turned off and reconsidering their desire when they see how men talk about them.

Men asking for stay at home wives and mothers while also saying that her contribution and sacrifice is so minimal to the point of being worthless is abhorrent.

Women know that having and raising children is going to be hard, that they will be living their lives in servitude, and the majority of women are happy to do it, but not for men who tell them that it’s all they’re good for. Not for men who tell them that once they’re done having children they’re ‘used up’, that if the marriage doesn’t work out then everything belongs to him, and that doing all of it still doesn’t make her important.

Despite pleas for women to start having children again, women don’t want to have children with men who don’t value them, so they’re not.

In a world that doesn’t value mothers while telling women that that’s all they’re good for and reiterating that doing so still doesn’t make women important, women won’t become mothers.

If you want to fix the birth rates, you start by treating women and motherhood with the value and respect deserved.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Islamic regime imam: “Women are animals created by Allah to be used by men.

Women are no different from cows, sheep, horses, or mules. God made women resemble humans so they wouldn’t frighten men.”

These are the mullahs who rule Iran. Why do they hate women so much?

[Zoya🕊️ @Zoya_ki_batein]

men are 100% more emotional than women, society just likes to pretend that anger and impatience aren’t emotions

[Sandro Garcia @ImSandroGarcia]

Aqui não dá para fazer isto porque o tuga precisa de chegar 2 segundos antes que os outros a casa.

[shine ♀ @ladymysticalwmn]

The biggest bioessentialist brainwashing in history is the lie that men act with logic and women with emotions and it's a brainwashing that still works in the 21st century and that makes me laugh because we are doomed obviously

[Dan Burmawi @DanBurmawy]

Muslim women don’t “choose” the hijab. They’re either conditioned into it or pressured into it.

When I was five, my mother begged my father for one day, one day, to go out without the hijab. He agreed, but on one condition: we had to go somewhere far enough that no one who knew us would see her.

We went out as a family. And I will never forget what I saw.

My mother’s hair was on her shoulders for the first time in my life.
She walked differently.
She smiled differently.
She looked alive, free, and happy in a way I never saw before or after.

That day stayed with me. Because it was the only day she ever took it off.

She never repeated it. Not once.

If you ask her today, she’ll tell you her hijab is sacred, that she wouldn’t give it up. But I’m her son, I know the truth underneath the words.

She loved that day. She loved the freedom. But she’s conditioned to fear Allah's punishment, to fear society’s reaction, to fear being seen as “impure.”

Most women don’t choose the hijab.
They choose survival. They choose acceptance. They choose safety from God’s threats and the community’s expectations.

And they call it “choice” because admitting the truth is too painful.

[Tony Direita @MorTony13]

Como afirmava uma grande defensora das mulheres na nossa praça:

-É tudo uma questão cultural, e temos de aprender a viver com culturas diferentes

Carmo Afonso

[Jaby Besus @realjabybesus]

Irão 1971 - Irão 2022
"Nah, foda-se é a cultura deles, deixa de ser facho"

[𝓑ᥫ᭡ @quesadaaa_]

If I was waken up by a pony playing a keyboard after surgery I would assume I passed away

[Luís Ribeiro @theluisribeiro]

Piadas à parte, há aqui um lado sério: o Chega votou contra a viagem do PR à Alemanha porque julgava que era um festival de hambúrgueres. E agora temos o direito à pergunta: quantas resoluções os deputados do Chega aprovaram ou reprovaram por não as terem percebido?
Bandalheira.