Pyelle 🇫🇮🇲🇾

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[Pyelle 🇫🇮🇲🇾 @ppyelle]

@SeongWooIQ300 Donee

[Pyelle 🇫🇮🇲🇾 @ppyelle]

@bO8yBOJcL1BKE3p @erraticdiariess You people are ugly as fuck. You're nothing without the west admiration. You don't even practice your own culture. GTFO you're not white but a monkey 🐒

[Pyelle 🇫🇮🇲🇾 @ppyelle]

@kyotoesvl2 @warviathan84 @JatIkhwan Damn racist, I'm not even Indian lol. Fix yourse lil ninja 🥷🏼. Alla akbar 💣

[Dr. Ose Etiobhio @osemagnum]

DEAR ELON AND EVERYONE LISTENING. CAN A GYNAE DOCTOR SPEAK?

AND TO WOMEN WHO ARE MRKH AND AIS, PLS, DON'T FEEL OFFENDED.

Elon Musk said, 'If you have a womb, you are a woman. Otherwise, you are not.' And many people nodded. Because clarity is comforting. And biology feels like firm ground. And the world is tired, so tired of definitions that slide away just when we think we have held them still.

I understand the instinct behind that sentence. I am a gynae doctor. I work daily with organs and blood and scans and charts. In medicine, we have long defined women by reproductive anatomy, ovaries and uterus and cervix, structures designed, at least in theory, for menstruation and pregnancy and birth. This framework has guided obstetrics, cancer screening, fertility care, and women’s health for centuries. It has saved lives. It has organised knowledge. It has mattered.

And yet, medicine has always known what slogans refuse to admit.

There are women born without a womb. They are not metaphors.
They are not Twitter arguments.
They are my patients.

Take MRKH syndrome, Mayer Rokitansky Küster Hauser, a name as long as the silence these girls often grow up with. According to RCOG guidance, they are 46XX, genetically female, with normal ovaries and external female genitalia, but an absent or rudimentary uterus. They do not menstruate. They cannot carry a pregnancy. And yet they are raised as girls, they live as women, and they experience womanhood not as an idea but as a daily, breathing reality.

Then there is Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome, and here biology softens its voice and humbles us. These individuals are 46XY, genetically male, and yet their bodies cannot hear testosterone’s call. So they develop breasts at puberty, external female anatomy, and lives that unfold entirely as female. No womb. No ovaries. And yet, to the world and often to themselves they are women. RCOG does not debate this. Medicine does not pretend this is rare confusion. It names it clearly: disorders of sex development.

So yes, Elon’s statement speaks to frustration. And to a longing for order. And to an exhaustion with endless labels.

But medicine teaches us something quieter, and truer, and far less viral: Nature does not obey slogans.
As doctors, we are trained to hold two truths at once. To respect biological definitions and acknowledge rare variations.
To protect women’s health and refuse to erase those born outside neat categories.
To give facts without cruelty, and clarity without contempt.

I practice gynaecology rooted in anatomy and chromosomes, yes
but I also sit across from human beings, not arguments. From girls whose bodies surprised them.
From women whose lives refuse simplification.

So let us say this carefully. And honestly. And fully.

Most women have wombs. Some women never did. Some appear female despite a male karyotype.
And none of this is new, medicine has known this long before Twitter learned to shout.

Strong societies need truth. Strong medicine needs nuance. And strong conversations need both and humility.

That, Elon, is the full sentence.

[Pyelle 🇫🇮🇲🇾 @ppyelle]

@sad5ky Megan Thee Stallion?

[Pyelle 🇫🇮🇲🇾 @ppyelle]

@faexvalentine Diabetic Godzilla

[Pyelle 🇫🇮🇲🇾 @ppyelle]

@faexvalentine The community note is killing me LMAO

[Pyelle 🇫🇮🇲🇾 @ppyelle]

@MusardValentin ehem,J'essaie de vous contacter partout. Est-ce qu'on pourrait s'asseoir et essayer de trouver une solution ensemble ?

[Pyelle 🇫🇮🇲🇾 @ppyelle]

@Chozen_666 @ageofresistanxe @therealZNO @elonmusk A+B= AB, B+A = BA
AB≠B, BA≠B
AB ≠A, BA≠A
BA=BA, AB=AB
BA=AB, AB=BA
A= 1/2(AB)
B = 1/2(AB)

[non aesthetic things @PicturesFoIder]

sick world we live in

[Life, Lens & Landscape @LifeLensScape]

STORY OF THIS FUNNY ROBBERY

A young man, armed with a meat cleaver, casually walked into a bank with the intention of robbing the bank.

He approached the teller showing her the cleaver and told her "This is a robbery". Just then his phone rang and he answered it.

The teller, safe behind the glass, laughed at him even as the man continued to talk on the phone.

Moments later, he was overpowered by another man and handed over the police. 

THE END

[Pyelle 🇫🇮🇲🇾 @ppyelle]

Mayo monkeys 😭✋🏻

[Poem Heaven @PoemHeaven]

if only it was that simple.

[Pop Crave @PopCrave]

Snapchat AI shares their first Story on the platform.

[Poem Heaven @PoemHeaven]

self destruction.