Trans Woman Insists That ‘Cis’ Women Do Not Own Periods.

This is just getting ridiculous.
Yes, male transwoman, we DO own periods. We DO own womanhood. You’re co-opting it. You’re pretending to be a woman, doing untold harm to your own body in the process, but you will never experience or understand what a period feels like. You will never carry a child, your body will never create nutrition for a child that adapts to that child’s individual needs. You can play dress-up and put on pounds of make-up, but you will never do those things to accentuate your natural femininity, because whatever femininity you have is NOT natural. Your dresses and make-up are to hide your biology, whereas ours is to emphasize it.
And I’m not “cis.” I’m a woman. Plain and simple. I’m an original. I don’t require or need a prefix or qualifier. You know who does? People who aren’t actually women.
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3 Comments
Talk about audacity and arrogance! I’ve got nothing against people with gender dysphoria. If they want to live their lives as the opposite sex to feel comfortable, I don’t care. But when their mental illness becomes more than gender dysphoria and they become misogynistic patriarchs in dresses, then we have a problem.
Follow the science; functioning ovaries and a uterus are required to menstruate. God bless the women of the world. The real ones, not the mentally ill dudes.
“I’m a woman. Plain and simple. I’m an original. I don’t require or need a prefix or qualifier.”
Thank God for the real women, especially the ones like you talked about in an earlier post. The one who put the “shine” in “rise and shine.”