"Well *victim* wasn't a good person anyways, so who knows if it's true," "the ALLEGED rapist was soooo suicidal after the situation," and "how does supporting a suicidal trans woman make ME a bad person???"

All huge res flags, idk how she has a following. Minimizing rape because the victim wasn't a "good person" is beyond insane. Saying the victim only came out about it as a "smear campaign against trans women" is especially insane, considering the victim was in a relationship with said trans woman.

Here are some evidence based recommendations for UTI prevention

Here are some evidence based recommendations for UTI prevention

- Insertion was not painful, personally. You feel a little achey for the next day or so, but nothing worse than period pains typically are. There may be some light spotting during this time, but with my experience, both the spotting and pain were minimal!

- The first few months, I had a "regular" period, meaning it occurred at its typical time and lasted what was a typical duration for me. The flow was ridiculous for the first few days but would slow down.

- After about 5 months, I stopped having a typical period. The most I *see* is a bit of spotting every now and again, so I have to track my cycle through different means. I still get cramps every now and again, but not typically anywhere near how they were prior to having an IUD. HOWEVER, sometimes I get cramps that are debilitating, but my ob doesn't think the two are connected.

- Obviously experienced some hormonal changes (acne, fatigue, breast tenderness, hair growth/loss), but you can expect similar experiences with any hormonal birth control.

I'm not a doctor, and yours would run you through the pros, cons, and possible concerns personally, but I think the biggest concern would be the device being dislodged or misplaced upon insertion (uncommon), and any negative side effects of the device, which aren't dissimilar to hormonal birth control. I *personally* wish I hadn't been talked into a hormonal IUD, I wish I would've gotten a copper one instead, just because I don't love the hormonal side effects of the Mirena. But ofc that's my personal experience. I know many other women who have also used a Mirena and loved it. I will also add that I MUCH prefer this over the pill, which I took for 5 years beforehand. There's no chance of forgetting to use or take, and there are no side effects of not taking it because... well, it's in there and not going anywhere for the next 6 years, lol.

I've had a discussion with my friend about this because I see this so much. I would rather claw off my skin than have someone call me "they" because they assume I'm something I'm not. There is quite literally nothing about me that would indicate that I identify as anything but a woman, I just happen to refuse to remove body hair or wear makeup and wear what I find most comfortable. It's kind of insane to me that for a group of people who claim to be progressive, an adult woman cannot look like an adult woman (not a male curated look to appeal to pedophilic beauty standards).

This was literally within the span of a few weeks during 2021 but okayyyyyyyy

and the way we use it to tone-police each other, it’s literally the same thing

20th century: oh you think female oppression is real and males are the oppressor? you’re a fucking insane crazy bitch go get a lobotomy and suck my dick

Is this true?