@cookielibrarry Chyba każdy ma prawo czasem odpocząć, a z kim taka rodzina ma zostawić dziecko? Nikt nie zostawi takiego malucha z opiekunką na tydzień a nie każdy ma możliwość poproszenia rodziny o pomoc
@cookielibrarry Takim myśleniem uderzamy głównie w kobiety, ludzie nie latają samolotem tylko na wakacje, czasem jadą odwiedzić rodzinę albo nawet muszą się przeprowadzić, lepiej żeby taka rodzina musiała jechać busem przez dwa dni niż żeby wsiadła na trzy godziny do samolotu?
thinking about the possibility (worse, inevitability) of an entire generation of women paralysed, impaired, incontinent, & dead from “sex” that you deem isn’t “vanilla” or “boring”
An endometriosis charity in England is under fire after appointing a male to their top government engagement role.
Steph Richards, a man who identifies as having "a female brain," once told a survivor of child sexual exploitation to "grow up."
https://t.co/s8GqdW6Yoz
@CopperCation The pills are absolute shit, they caused me lots of other health problems but polish law limits lots of our options, some doctors even stated that there’s no point of giving me treatment since I was dating a woman at that time
@CopperCation I’ve been to multiple docs, first two said that the best way to ease the pain is to get pregnant 💀tbh the female care in my country is shit as, only the third doc noticed that one of my ovary is totally misplaced, it was so obvious that even I was able to spot it
@sappholives83 Because women=sex vagina boobs for this kind of people, it’s so weird how they are the first to say “the way you dress/act doesn’t make you a man/woman” unless it fits their narrative
Too young to vote at 18.
Too young to drink at 21.
Too young to sign a lease at 25.
But somehow fully capable of consenting to childbirth at 12?
The law doesn't protect children. It protects patriarchy.
How much more are women expected to put up with?
Because appointing a man who identifies as a woman to represent people suffering from endometriosis is not inclusion, it is disrespect.
At best, it is tone-deaf. In reality, it's outright misogyny dressed up as progress.
A man representing women with endometriosis.
Think about that for a moment.
Women fought for decades to get this disease recognised, treated, researched and taken seriously.
Now they are told to step aside and let a man represent them.
Call it inclusion if you like.
Many women will call it something else.
If women can’t even speak for women’s health anymore, what exactly are women allowed to speak for?
Endometriosis is not an abstract identity. It is a painful, often debilitating medical condition that affects women because they have female reproductive systems. One in ten women in the UK suffer from it.
Many spend years being ignored by doctors, misdiagnosed, or told the pain is “normal”. Women have fought for decades just to have this condition taken seriously.
And now, after all that, they are told a man will represent them.
You could not design a more insulting situation if you tried.
Novelist Amanda Craig, who has personally suffered from acute endometriosis, said the appointment was “absolutely ridiculous” and compared it to a white person claiming to speak for black people.
It is a harsh comparison, but you can understand the point she is making: representation should come from lived experience, not political fashion.
This is the problem with identity politics when it loses all connection to material reality.
Women are told to be quiet, be kind, be inclusive, and accept that even their own medical conditions are no longer theirs to speak about.
So again, the question stands:
How much more are women expected to put up with?
Because when women cannot even speak about women’s health without being told to step aside for a man, that is not equality.
That is erasure.
And dressing erasure up as progress does not make it progress. It just makes it harder to challenge.
#WomenMatter
I have stage 4 endometriosis.
Today I've been in absolute agony with nausea, hips, back, even my shoulders in pain.
This disease is brutal, chronic, incurable and it exclusively affects women.
And yet, once again, a biological male, LARPing as a woman, has been appointed as a spokesperson/representative for endometriosis.
Women are being erased from our own suffering.
Our pain, our bodies, our disease.
OURS!!
Appointing a man, who can NEVER experience this isn't inclusion, it's invalidation.
We deserve advocates who actually live this reality.
This is NOT ok!
@CopperCation I’ve been having lots of issues and my doc told me the only way to treat them are the birth control pills cause they still didn’t find the right treatment to ease the pain and istead on focusing on that we have 1000 studies like “are women with endometriosis more attractive???”
@CopperCation That’s so fucking sad and disappointing. We’re yet again giving men the right to speak about women issues in the shape of being woke and progressive . It’s exhausting, women health and experiences should be discussed only by us as we’re the only people who really go through it
@NimkoAli@NikitaSilver6 Those kind of people are always looking for an opportunity to say how their experiences are same/worse then women experiences,as if it was impossible to view them in different categories