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HackingThroughLife
@hnnhstphnz
The amount of people I’ve asked if they’ve used a mirror to inspect their vulva (labia minora / majora), and other parts of their genitalia as a way to get to know their bodies is low, and I usually get met with a “oh I wouldn’t want to do that,” which explains a lot about many people in this culture. And people don’t understand generational trauma The grandmother hypothesis is my current obsession
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Speakup 🎩
@speakup
Oddly enough, men have zero issue with this question about their own genitals. If we can't have this discussion with each other as I used to say when I lectured at university, then we can't discuss sexual trauma either. They go hand in hand... I emphasize this w new parents as well.. We have a long way to go What's the grandma trauma?
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Sam (crazy candle person) ✦
@samantha
Maybe not to inspect my body but certainly to double check I put a tampon in 🤣
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Christina BorrowLucid | Chones
@borrowlucid.eth
really wish we could discover ourselves more via each other, like "hey, i love you and want to get to know you - do you want to get to know yourself with me?"
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jordanᵀᴺ
@jordanisgreen.eth
wait what is the grandmother hypothesis 👀👀👀👀
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Sofi 🎩
@sofi888
It reminded me of Samantha who sent Charlotte to the toilet with a hand mirror to look at her vagina (one of the episodes from Sex and the City).
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Kira.base.eth🍿🩰🎩
@kiranasporte
We must know our body and periodically check our body ☝🏻
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Crystal
@crystalseasons
I wanted to see how my children destroyed me.
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