Girls, do you see the female body (including your own) as something to be celebrated?

[AliceGregory]

[roxy_362]

Absolutely. It should be cherished and celebrated. That doesn't mean anything negative about the male body, but I think the celebration you're referring to goes beyond just the physical appearance and aesthetics. Like you girls already discussed, the incredible capability of giving birth is only a female thing, which is enough to be cherished by itself. All the changes the female body undergoes to carry a growing baby for nine months, then transforming again to feed the same baby (sometimes babies) is nothing short of amazing.

The other day, they were mentioning in the radio the unique changes the female body undergoes also during menopause to cope with the effect of changing hormones, hot flashes, etc. As women, we certainly have bodies to be proud of, I think...

[Boomchakalaca]

I mean it is pretty amazing what our bodies are capable of. I think id just appreciate it more when pregnant 😁

[AliceGregory]

IKR, our bodies are beautiful, nurturing and life giving things. And to think guys think it's "lesbian" to find the female form more aesthetically pleasing (and to top it off they claim that while running their mouth about "big dick energy" and putting bumpernuts on the back of their trucks).

[AliceGregory]

And the appreciation for my body increased 10 fold with a baby bump.

[CrimsonAngel09]

Pfft, mine sucks.

If I had the ability to transfer myself into a much more perfect body, I would do it without hesitation. Throw it in the garbage or maybe in the sewers. There's nothing to celebrate with a body society hates.

MY body to celebrate is equivalent to worshipping a pile of shit.

Other women, sure.

[AliceGregory]

Why do you say that :(

[Nxtawm]

Not rlly, I mean the human body (both genders) is pretty amazing in what it can do and does but I don’t rlly think it’s anything to be celebrated

[Nikki1989]

No, it is just a body. Everyone has one.