Womanpower: Empowering Women Today

Female anatomy is designed for pleasure throughout all of our major transitions and initiations: from our first bleed, to pregnancy and childbirth, to postpartum to menopause. However we need to first understand the female form on her own terms, not as a smaller male body, not as a problematic complicated system but as an incredibly intelligent design that is highly responsive to her environment and inherently CYCLICAL.

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And that’s on…. Women in STEM🫰#KinkyHistory If you want to learn more: 📖 Rist, J. M. (1965). Hypatia. Phoenix, 19(3), 214-225 📝Leonard, V. (2020). Chapter: ‘The Ideal (Bleeding?) Female: Hypatia of Alexandria and Distorting Patriarchal Narratives’, in Hypatia of Alexandria Her Context and Legacy. #History #AncientHistory #LearnOnTikTok #realhistory

Women weren’t supposed to learn. She became the young woman a room full of scholars came to examine and a nun whose curiosity reached far beyond her books. Then she defended women’s learning. Within a few years, she would give up the library she had spent her life building. Who am I? Tell us the clue that gave her away. #WomenInHistory #HistoryReels #WhoAmI #HistoryRespoken #HistoryTok