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the above quote made me mad
as i dive deeper into what actually
defines womanhood from manhood,
girlhood from boyhood. and so
much of it is culturally and socially
put upon, that even in more
feminine presenting spaces, we
are still defining that if you are a
man, you are going to embody
the traits of who you want to become.
but if you are woman, you are not
encouraged to embody it, but instead
spend your time searching for someone
outside of your own self who embodies
it. and who embodies it? a man. so gross.
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NOT MEN'S FAVOURITE
Poetry"The boy who pulls the girl's hair--is that love, or someone constantly displeased?" In NOT MEN'S FAVOURITE, this prose-poetry chapbook explores feminine anger, the wisdom of boundaries, and using one's womanhood to heal their girlhood. New poems re...
