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a little bit of this and that | I support women | Aesthetician | Phlebotomist
In abundance Katılım Aralık 2018
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Please use your platforms to talk about the killings in Nigeria… it’s getting closer to your homes everyday.
Don’t wait till it’s some you love that’s the victim.
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Unpopular opinion: Nigerian 'respect culture' is often just a tool used to silence logic. Seniority does not grant you an immunity to being wrong—or being foolish.
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No throne without the cross
There’s no sacrifice without your blood
All these you did for me
No me without YOU🥹
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I owe it to the women who fought for my rights to be as vocal as uncomfortably possible
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Between the 1500s and 1700s, women in Britain, Germany, and Scotland were punished with the Scold’s Bridle—a cruel iron mask that locked around their head, pressed down or pierced their tongue, and forced them into public humiliation. Women labeled as “too talkative” or “disrespectful” were chained, paraded through the streets, and ridiculed. This wasn’t just about keeping someone quiet—it was a tool of patriarchal control, designed to punish women who dared to speak, stand up, or defy male authority. Some masks even had bells so everyone could hear their arrival, turning their suffering into a spectacle. Today, surviving bridles in museums remind us how far societies went to silence women and why fighting misogyny and patriarchal control is still necessary.
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Between the 1500s and 1700s, women in Britain, Germany, and Scotland were punished with the Scold’s Bridle—a cruel iron mask that locked around their head, pressed down or pierced their tongue, and forced them into public humiliation. Women labeled as “too talkative” or “disrespectful” were chained, paraded through the streets, and ridiculed.
This wasn’t just about keeping someone quiet—it was a tool of patriarchal control, designed to punish women who dared to speak, stand up, or defy male authority. Some masks even had bells so everyone could hear their arrival, turning their suffering into a spectacle.
Today, surviving bridles in museums remind us how far societies went to silence women and why fighting misogyny and patriarchal control is still necessary.
ً@wynrosei
What’s one of the darkest ways history controlled women’s voices?
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Decentering men was easy…have you ever had to decenter food???
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I hate how as a woman you can be so locked in at the gym and nutritionally, and then boom your period comes and you’re bloated af and craving everythang. So unfair.
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I know I’m not getting called a clown by a MAN that cannot wash his clothes 😂😂
Simon Thazhigilla Simon🇳🇬@Thazhigilla_
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