Terfilda Lovegood

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[Terfilda Lovegood @terfilda]

Para los que aún no han hecho #peaktrans: ¿Cuántas veces has visto antes a tantos hombres, multinacionales, medios de comunicación y partidos políticos defender un movimiento social por los DDHH? 🚩

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

Ironically, those who insist sex isn’t real are usually wildly sexist.

[Nomcebo Mkhaliphi @nomcebo_mkhali]

Mother and daughter spreading the message...
PERIODS are normal and nothing to be ashamed of

[Nomcebo Mkhaliphi @nomcebo_mkhali]

We are just over £1k away from reaching our target. Kindly donate https://t.co/p1TdX9Lchw

[Janet Murray @jan_murray]

A heterosexual young woman is asked why she wouldn’t date a trans man.

Her reaction is painful to watch.

Because what you’re really watching is someone trying to navigate the pressure - particularly on younger people - to deny biological reality, while also trying desperately not to offend anyone.

And this is ‘inclusion’. Apparently.

[Aja ♀️🇬🇧 @AjaTheEmpress]

100 years of beauty standards for women

Be soft, rounded, and “feminine” (1920s shift away from Victorian
curves—but still controlled)

Flatten your chest and hips for a boyish silhouette (1920s flapper look)

Be slim and youthful—almost androgynous

Then swing back to curves—small waist, fuller bust and hips (1930s–40s)

Be polished, groomed, and perfectly presented at all times (40s)

Be voluptuous—but still cinched and controlled (1950s hourglass ideal)

Have a tiny waist, full breasts, and rounded hips

Be “naturally” glamorous—but clearly high-maintenance underneath

Then drop the curves—be very
slim and straight again (1960s)

Have long legs, a flat chest, and a waif-like frame

Look youthful, almost childlike in shape

Be naturally slim (70s)

Be fit and toned—but still thin (80s)

Be extremely skinny, almost fragile (90s)

Be skinny and sexy at the same time (early 2000s)

Have big breasts—but stay thin everywhere else (2000s)

Have a completely flat stomach (low-rise jeans era)

Have visible hip bones (early 2000s trend)

Be “slim thick” — tiny waist, big bum, big thighs (2010s)

Grow your bum—but don’t gain weight anywhere else

Go to the gym—but somehow sculpt a surgically precise body

Have curves—but only in socially approved places

Look “natural”—while meeting highly unnatural proportions

Be strong—not skinny—but still look skinny

Have an hourglass figure—even if your natural shape isn’t one

Follow body positivity—but still be conventionally attractive

Be “thick”—but not actually overweight

Then suddenly… be skinny again (2020s shift)

Be lean, toned, and “healthy-looking”—but still low body fat

Lift weights—but don’t look like you lift weights

Eat well—but never look like you restrict

Age—but look exactly the same

Get work done—but make sure no one can tell

Be effortlessly put together at all times

Be a man (2026)

[Dr. Dame Katy Denise CH GBE 🏳️‍⚧️🇳🇬🪑 @damekatydenise_]

@HelenWebberley Don’t be so hard on yourself hun.

[Terfilda Lovegood @terfilda]

@helenstaniland 🤩🤩🤩🔥

[Terfilda Lovegood @terfilda]

@ImWatson91 🥰💜💜 Congrats, Sinead! You're amazing!!

[Nomcebo Mkhaliphi @nomcebo_mkhali]

I believe I am not the only one who doesn't like the word "menstruator"

[Liz "blue tick" Carr @thelizcarr]

A reminder that opponents of assisted suicide are not:
pro suffering
evil or the devil or cruel
selfish or indifferent
lacking experience in pain, illness or death
without compassion
inevitably religious
uninformed

As a disabled woman, here's why I oppose
https://t.co/sMn5xTP0uS

[Nomcebo Mkhaliphi @nomcebo_mkhali]

Let’s be louder: Say PERIODS without fear

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

I love it when a plan comes together.

#SupremeCourt #WomensRights

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

If an adult feels they can only exist comfortably and authentically in this world by dressing in the opposite sex's clothes, having surgeries and taking hormones, or in adopting one of the many gender labels, I wish them safety, happiness and health, as long as they're not harming anyone else. You, however, seem to think that for a trans-identified man to be 'comfortable' and 'authentic', everyone in the vicinity must abandon their freedom of speech and belief to accommodate his 'identity'.

Women are not validation props, comfort blankets or support animals. We aren't a rest home for men who don't like being men. If a person's happiness and self-esteem resides entirely on whether or not they can compel everyone around them to lie, whether out of fear or pity, I would respectfully suggest they are unlikely to have a very comfortable life, and are about as far from being 'authentic' as it is possible to be.

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

They were thinking that simply EVERYONE*, darling, would applaud like seals.

*Obviously excludes such non-persons as nurses needing to change their clothes at work, rape survivors who can't afford private therapy and female prisoners locked in with male sex offenders.

[Nomcebo Mkhaliphi @nomcebo_mkhali]

I want to make an impact and a bigger difference for WOMEN and GIRLS
PERIODS

[Nomcebo Mkhaliphi @nomcebo_mkhali]

Again? What have I done now? I am who I am, proudly African WOMAN and I talk about PERIODS openly a natural monthly experience for WOMEN and GIRLS

[wokeandwoofing @wokeandwoofing]

I brainwashed my son into thinking he was a girl. Chemicaly castrated him with puberty blockers. Then pursuaded him to have his penis cut off.

And now the Girl Guides won't let him in. How could anyone be so cruel to a child? 😡

[Nomcebo Mkhaliphi @nomcebo_mkhali]

I am a WOMAN and I talk about PERIODS openly.
Can someone raise their hand if they stand up for WOMEN and GIRLS

[Sarah Phillimore @SVPhillimore]

Every word

[Laura W. @BumpstockBarbie]

XO = Turner Syndrome = female
XXX = Trisomy X = female
XXY = Klinefelter Syndrome = male
XYY = Jacobs Syndrome = male

DSDs are not a third sex, and they’re not some weird “in between.”

True hermaphroditism doesn’t exist in human beings. No one is truly both, because no one can produce both large and small gametes. DSD/intersex conditions are *male or female specific disorders.*

These are a bunch of congenital conditions that affect the reproductive system. These conditions, again, are male and female specific.