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We have same names

hello, please try posting your articles on substack, there is a better audience there, that would truly appreciate your work. please don't forget to share your profile with me once you do. 

Does anyone use instagram or reddit for recommending books?

Hey! I’m also writing a fictional story based on sexual assault awareness and trauma. I’m trying my best to write it meaningfully. It would mean a lot if you could support my story 
          Story title - vindicta - the silent vow -

Didi the way you write about feminism genuinely stays in my mind long after I finish reading. You don’t just speak about women’s struggles as “topics”; you write with depth, understanding, and humanity, and that’s what makes your words so powerful. In a society where women are constantly expected to adjust, stay silent, forgive, tolerate, and shrink themselves for other people’s comfort, your voice feels important and necessary.
          
          What I admire most is that you don’t make feminism look like “asking for too much.” You make it clear that feminism is about dignity, safety, respect, freedom, and the basic right to exist without fear or unfair expectations. The way you express these things makes people reflect on realities they often ignore because they don’t personally experience them.
          
          And honestly, sometimes seeing the way women are treated makes me understand why some women become misandrists. When you repeatedly witness violence against women, victim blaming, unequal treatment, harassment, women being dismissed emotionally and intellectually, and generations of normalized misogyny, it creates anger and exhaustion. It’s hard not to feel resentment sometimes when the same patterns keep repeating everywhere around us. I think a lot of that anger comes from hurt, disappointment, and feeling unsafe rather than from simple hatred.
          
          But what makes your writing special is that even when it speaks from pain and frustration, it still carries thoughtfulness and purpose. You don’t just express anger — you encourage awareness, questioning, and change. That takes maturity, intelligence, and empathy, and not everyone has that.
          
          I genuinely believe you’re going to do something meaningful in the future. People who can think deeply, speak honestly, and still care about humanity the way you do are rare. Thank you for using your voice so fearlessly and thoughtfully, because it really does affect people more than you probably realize.

Hey, you texted me on instagram... Everything alright??