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We knew this already because being a radical feminist or being a gender-critical feminist doesn't equal being anti-trans, despite what gender activists want everyone to believe, but here you go, for the people who I've seen saying that Rowling would somehow want to fire actors and actresses in the HP series that have different opinions than hers.

I mean if you cared about what made her speak about trans issues in the first place you would have guessed that already. It all started precisely because a woman, Maya Forstater, was fired from her job for addressing trans women as males. J.K Rowling defends worker's rights and obviously these rights are for everyone.

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Have officially finished all I need to do before maternity, what do we think management will have me doing the next two days, filling out the rest of 2025s time sheets or something.

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Women: women are female human beings Ppl: that's bioessentialism terf Male freaks: I took E and all the womanly fee fees leaked out my tits and my brain is pink feminine liquid now and I don't understand mathematics :3 Ppl: yayy

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This too shall pass but like holy fuck

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Sister Michael from Derry Girls should be the new pope

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Being in a due date group online is nice, it's cool to see and chat to all these other women going through this weird time with you. But then I get super shocked by things like women asking for advice for shaving when the bumps in the way. Absolutely not. The incompetent husband levels off the chart across the board too but it's so normalised. How do you politely type "you can fuck that off please prioritise yourself" to a stranger.

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"this is where your Harry Potter money goes!"

good ✌🏼

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My granny passed away ten year ago. She was a prolific knitter and every time she heard of a baby being born in the community she'd knit a cardigan and a blanket. She'd make boxes full of them for charity shops and churches. You'd always meet wee ones down the shopping center in little cardigans that my granny had made.

My mother dropped off a box for me that granny had put aside, full of tiny cardigans and blankets for my baby. Hand washing them all this evening trying not to have a wee cry.

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ohh yeah im a real piece of shit 👍 job please

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Switching between these every day

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life used to be so lit. we had a song about how tonights gonna be a good night and you would hear that number nearly every day. not like these days. now theres no telling what the night could bring. it sucks so bad

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I've not been around a lot of small children in my adult life but knowing the sex of my baby it's shocking how much "gender" there is being pushed already. I don't understand why it's so important to people. It's all over my due date group, pink and blue bedrooms and wardrobes. My whole family are being very weird about only giving me the girl hand me downs, only buy the pink gifts etc too. I'm trying to be grateful but it's getting a bit weird to be honest.

My mothers been the worse for it, took me shopping for baby and they only had blue newborn dummies. She refused to let me buy them. She's gone online and bought pink ones! She had a bunch of hand me downs to give me, but would only give me the pink ones. It's *very* strange and unexpected and she cannot explain to me why she finds it so important. My mother isn't even a very "feminine" woman?