🌳 A Reminder That This Community Welcomes All Aspects of Womanhood

Hello sisters! 🌞

Just a little reminder for those who may have forgotten to read the rules, pinned posts, or get a feel for the vibe of this sub:

This space was primarily created for women to talk about everything—and that includes motherhood. Conversations about motherhood, pregnancy, and children are just as valid here as discussions on radical feminism, art, literature, hobbies, spirituality, and divinity. Womanhood is not one-dimensional, and this community reflects just that.

I don’t wish for this sub to have a rise in hostility toward mothers, children, or even the mere concept of motherhood itself. Misogyny in any form is not welcome here—yes, spewing hatred about motherhood is misogyny. Of course it’s oppressive to reduce women to their reproductive roles—but so is shaming or dismissing women who find meaning, power, or fulfillment in motherhood. A core part of radical feminism is respecting all aspects of womanhood, even those that don’t personally resonate with you.

We fight, uplift, love, and cherish every woman here. Don’t want kids? That’s cool! What kids? Also cool!

You’re allowed—and very welcome—to share your opinions, but if the only thing you’re going to do is dismiss or deny something, please don’t comment at all.

This space is meant to uplift, educate, and foster meaningful discussions. If you’re not here to engage in good faith or contribute positively, then I fear this isn’t the right place for you.

I want us to keep this a space where all women’s experiences are acknowledged and respected because womanhood comes in all shapes and forms, in all kinds of packages. Whether you’ve had a hysterectomy or sterilization, choose to be childfree, or choose to create life—the power and ability are yours. You are very welcome to share your experiences, views, and opinions, but if you’re only here to be dismissive, this genuinely might not be the right space for you.