I loved this piece. Fierce. Iβm guessing by the amount of people talking about motherhood today, that there is a national holiday happening where you are?
We βcelebrateβ Motherβs Day the second Sunday in May (but I feel similarly about its purposeβ¦)
Thank you! YesβMotherβs Day in the UK yesterday, and the air was thick with passive-aggressive flowers. Iβll be ready with a megaphone for May too. This roarβs got range.
This hits hard, Danusia. I've never been that fussed about Mother's Day, it's always struck me as forced and fake; flowers (or OMG how dare they? a Moulinex!!) to placate us. I'm glad to hear women finding their next level roar. God knows we're going to have to increase the volume...
Yes, yes, yes. Forced flowers and performative platitudes? Keep them. I want rage in surround sound. And I want it loud enough to rattle the bloody Moulinex off the shelf.
Fcuking brilliant! And horrifically resonant. ππ₯Ί We need another Icelandic βWomenβs Day Offβ Strike (1975) - except in ALL countries!!! πͺπͺπͺπ₯π₯π₯
π―Agreeβone strikeβs not enough. We need a full-scale refusal. Not just a day off, but a dismantling. Iceland 1975 was the warning shot. This time, we finish the job. π οΈ
Ah yes. Mothers, you are nurturing and bringing up the next generation of humans. A vital job, you're doing so well! Now do it quietly with no help and don't expect to be even noticed, let alone praised π
I feel you and me and all mothers in this.
Thank you for your indefatigable message πππ
Right here in the thick of itβwith you and every mother whoβs done performing grace. The message is clear, and this time, weβre not whispering.
ππ½
I loved this piece. Fierce. Iβm guessing by the amount of people talking about motherhood today, that there is a national holiday happening where you are?
We βcelebrateβ Motherβs Day the second Sunday in May (but I feel similarly about its purposeβ¦)
Thank you! YesβMotherβs Day in the UK yesterday, and the air was thick with passive-aggressive flowers. Iβll be ready with a megaphone for May too. This roarβs got range.
πππ
For whatever reason Iβm unable to βlikeβ your replies. So hereβs ππ for both!! I appreciate your Words, your Wisdom and your Spirit.
Your likes and words are so appreciated π―ββοΈ
Thank you SO MUCH for writing this! I felt seen in an underground way, sane-made and validated. πππ
This means the worldβthank you. Iβm all for underground sanity rituals and rogue validation. Hereβs to saying the quiet parts out loud. π«ΆπΌ
This hits hard, Danusia. I've never been that fussed about Mother's Day, it's always struck me as forced and fake; flowers (or OMG how dare they? a Moulinex!!) to placate us. I'm glad to hear women finding their next level roar. God knows we're going to have to increase the volume...
Yes, yes, yes. Forced flowers and performative platitudes? Keep them. I want rage in surround sound. And I want it loud enough to rattle the bloody Moulinex off the shelf.
Fcuking brilliant! And horrifically resonant. ππ₯Ί We need another Icelandic βWomenβs Day Offβ Strike (1975) - except in ALL countries!!! πͺπͺπͺπ₯π₯π₯
π―Agreeβone strikeβs not enough. We need a full-scale refusal. Not just a day off, but a dismantling. Iceland 1975 was the warning shot. This time, we finish the job. π οΈ
Wow... this is powerful. β€οΈβπ₯
Takes one to know fire. Thanks for fanning the flames.
Ah yes. Mothers, you are nurturing and bringing up the next generation of humans. A vital job, you're doing so well! Now do it quietly with no help and don't expect to be even noticed, let alone praised π
Itβs the oldest trick in the book: call it sacred, then starve it of support. π
Wow π₯
Right?! Burned my fingers writing it.
Powerful. Well said π―οΈπ₯
Ooooooof this needs to go viral ππ₯
I want this written on my walls.