HeyJaredHer Wild Womb 🌒
Meet yourself beneath who you were taught to be 𖥔 Feminine essays and somatic explorations of the body, psyche, cycles, sexuality, and creativity.
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Size Zero Is Back. So Is My Rage. (opens the original)
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At fifteen, I bought one of those torture-ab devices they sold on day-time TV.The kind designed to make you feel like your own stomach is a moral failure. Fifteen!!I should have been doing cartwheels, or flirting with someone on MSN. Instead I was on the floor, crunching myself into self-loathing.The women on TV were all bare bellies and big smiles, and I bought the promise that if I looked like them, I could stop feeling so shit about myself. But it wasn’t only the machine.There were also the p
your pelvic floor is a good girl too (opens the original)
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The first time I said no without explaining myself, I spent the rest of the day wanting to take it back..I felt absolutely HORRIBLE.See, I hadn’t changed my mind.I still meant it.I just suddenly became very interested in whether the other person was okay with it.The word took a second.The aftermath took the rest of the day.It took me years to understand why. And the answer only really landed the day I had to say something difficult to my dad.I’ll get there.First, the part I got wrong for a very
Bleed quietly. Stay fertile. Age gracefully. Become invisible. (opens the original)
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At 15, when I got my first period, I had cramps so bad I could only lie vertical with a hot water bottle.It felt like my whole lower body was filing one massive complaint.Also, there was just SO MUCH blood.Then I went to the doctor in our small village and it went something like this:I was told this was normal, which, to be fair, in the first years after menarche can be. But to make the pain and heavy bleeding go away, I could get on the pill.Young me thought this was kinda cool, so yeah, why no
Your ovaries hold sacred creative power. (opens the original)
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A note before you start: I’ll be talking about wombs, ovaries and menstrual cycles, but this isn’t only a conversation for women who have them. The deeper question is what your own body can teach you about cycles, creativity and change.I spent about twenty years trying to become creative.Which is a strange thing to spend twenty years trying to become when the thing I was looking for had been sitting inside my body the entire time.I thought I lacked talent. Discipline. The right ideas. Whatever i
The woman you were told not to trust (opens the original)
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For years, I thought I was the problem.Every month, there was a version of me I didn’t quite trust.Suddenly everyone irritated me.My relationship felt wrong.My work felt meaningless.I’d start questioning everything, then get my period a few days later and think, well, there I go again.So I learned to get ahead of her.To dismiss the anger before anyone else could. To call it hormones. To tell myself I was being dramatic.But that week, things weren’t necessarily less true.They were simply harder t
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