JFL Feeling Like My Own Body is Misogynistic Against Me

[Misogynist Vegeta]

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/TwoXChromosomes/comments/1kq2u8x/feeling_like_my_own_body_is_misogynistic_against/

 

[sub5chud]

dumbest shit I’ve ever read

 

[WeirdPanda]

Feeling Like My Own Body is Misogynistic Against Me​

I’m aware that this title sounds crazy but I don’t know how else to explain this experience/how I feel. I am a feminist and I know that being a woman and/or having a uterus is not dirty or something to be ashamed of, however every time I read things about my body/having a uterus or menstrual cycle all of the language being about ‘preparing for potential pregnancy’ / releasing eggs etc gives me such a primal disgust and uncomfortability. Ever since I can remember i have had no desire to ever be pregnant and it’s such a horrifying thought to me. I am a lesbian and it’s never been an issue of it actually being a possibility luckily. I see other feminists celebrate how our bodies are magical and we should feel proud of being able to create life but the idea of my body actively working overtime every single month preparing/wanting me to carry a child is so disgusting to me, it’s like this entire part of my routine/body exists to tell me my purpose is to give birth. Does anyone else feel this way/have any advice on how to get past it? I’m not afraid or judgemental on anyone else being pregnant but it makes me really angry that my body personally takes up so much resources for something I never want.

 

[HotDogCel]

I aggree woman. Your body is mysoginistic. Just give it to me so I can teach it a lesson

 

[ihatefemcels]

The worst women are the ones that don’t want to get pregnant, wtf is the point of their existence if they aren’t reproducing?

 

[Anthrofurrcel]

Shocking: hole human life form realized she's indeed just a walking fleshlight

 

[Yabadadabadoo]

I aggree woman. Your body is mysoginistic. Just give it to me so I can teach it a lesson

 

[MuddyBuddy]

Some women need to be raped for their own good