#figcfemminile

"Since we were little we were taught that football is for boys. And that the females do dance or volleyball. Pink on one side and blue on the other. Yet in the world, women who played football there were already thousands.

Today I play in England, the most important championship in the world. And I'm wearing the jersey of Italy, the most beautiful country in the world. Now finally the music is changing everywhere. The women's movement has made giant strides, even if some have stopped at prehistory. "Go wash the dishes," they tell us again. "It's just a world of lesbians" someone else insinuates.

Trivially stereotypes, useless comments but unfortunately recurrent. I have broad shoulders. And I also slipped all the shit that came to me when I came out. But out there are women who are still afraid to take sides. Girls who suffer, girls who hope to grow up in a better world. We suffered, cried, fought because no one considered us. We were growing up but they didn't want to admit it. And in fact until 2022 they considered us amateurs.

the video she posted made me shed a tear, I don't imagine Juve fans how they feel🥲

go and enjoy it Cristiana, you deserve to try other experiences. Bay FC treat her well💙

we will miss you so much, I will have a hard time getting used to not seeing her in Bianconero anymore.

It’s a loan, let's see if she renews for the whole season. She said it's not a goodbye

sweaty victory, it's no coincidence that today was a hot day. ☀️

First half Serbia were better than us then we finally wake up at the end of the first and won.

The perfection of the second goal😮‍💨.

Ballon d'Or for Bonansea.

maybe all this won't be enough for first place but never give up💪🏼💙

Forza Azzurre!💙

She said that the trophy looks like Mister Canzi's head.😂😆

This is the post of Napoli Women (Serie A Women's Team) where they say that their U17 team was the victim of sexist and homophobic insults by a U14 men's team.

You want the reason why women's football doesn't grow in Italy. Here's the reason.

The offences were not limited to the football field, but according to what was reported by the letter some male players posted photos and videos on social media with offensive and degrading phrases

In the comments of the post you can find the answers of some players of the U14 men's team (we don't know if they are real or if they are their parents which is worse).

They apologise on behalf of the team and promise not to do it again, someone else says that the girls during the game insulted the boys but we don't know if this is true (so from what I understand if someone does something wrong I'm legitimized to do worse)

Promises that I already know are empty because it's not the first time it happens and their parents, if they can be defined that way, would have taught them respect.

Apologies are worthless because the girls will remember those offended for the rest of their lives, I know that well. The mistake was to be born female/woman even if no one chose it.