

Wow. This is SUCH a powerful testimony.
My first child was born surgically, any other way would’ve killed us both. When they started to put up the curtain, I declined. I watched the whole thing. I saw what I thought were my intestines put into a bowl,* saw the hooks they used to pull aside my abdominal muscles, saw…
— Wildfire Whispers (@WildfireWhisper) July 4, 2023
The full post reads as follows:
My first child was born surgically, any other way would’ve killed us both. When they started to put up the curtain, I declined. I watched the whole thing. I saw what I thought were my intestines put into a bowl,* saw the hooks they used to pull aside my abdominal muscles, saw them pull him from me.
The entire time, my ONLY concern was for my CHILD. None of it gave me any pause, not the sight or smell of my own blood, or my literal evisceration. My universe hinged on awaiting a single noise:
His cry. His first breath. My life, my identity, was being the portal for him.
My second birth, I decided to do vaginally. This is called a “VBAC” (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean) and not a lot of women attempt it. Again, however, my body was in service to my child, and I made that decision to risk my life for her better health.
I can not think of a moment in life I have felt more alive, and primally powerful, as when my daughter was moving through me into this world. The experience held a level of sanctity which can not be done justice by in words.
I breastfed both of my children, for more than a year each. Breastfeeding is actually very difficult. It hurts, your nipples crack, you leak in public, you have to gauge your supply to make sure you are producing enough… you have to keep a schedule to ensure you don’t dry up.
If you miss a feeding, your breasts become engorged. It is MASSIVELY painful. Sometimes a duct will get blocked, which is excruciating and difficult to fix. If you decide to continue supplementing your child with breast milk after they begin solids…
Then you are dealing with a baby who has TEETH. My nipples were bitten more times than I couldn’t count. Sometimes they would bleed. But, breast milk has enormous immune benefits, so I again put my body in service of my children, as much as I could, for as long as I could.
In other words, I was a mom. That’s what mothers do.
When I look back at it, my body has done incredible things. Growing my kids, healing from their births, feeding them so well that they were chubby and healthy babies. My body, my biology, did all that. And could do it again.
That makes me unbelievably proud. It also makes me unbelievably furious when I see the desanctification, commercialization, and appropriation of the female body and, increasingly, its reproductive functions.
BIRTH is not a fetish.
BREASTFEEDING is not for self-affirmation. (In fact, women get actively shamed for it, told to leave and hide in public places.)
PREGNANCY is a fucking nightmare of a miracle, and a hugely intricate, dangerous, and taxing biological process.
When I was pregnant, I couldn’t take ADVIL. I couldn’t eat SUSHI. I couldn’t dye my hair. There was a list of things as long as my arm I couldn’t do. And I gave it all up, gladly, for my kids. For their health.
Now, I see pregnant women pumped full of testosterone. I see MEN forcing newborns to latch and ingest synthetic hormone fluid which is NOT breast milk. I hear other men talk about how they want to get a womb transplant. Body parts from an actual woman sewn into them. All these things so they can pantomime childbirth for their validation.
Childbirth is the LEAST SELF ORIENTED process I can think of. My body bears its war scars.
This fetishization of childbirth and childbearing MUST STOP. The children being subjected to these things are being ABUSED. Pregnancy is where a person’s whole life begins. PROTECT IT. #BabiesAreNotFetishGear
*post note* A point of confusion the first time I posted this was about my intestines going in a bowl. Apparently, this is not done. We figured out that what I saw was the placenta and cord. I was definitely drugged and cut open at the time, not in my clearest state.
There are simply not enough standing ovations for this. THAT is motherhood. And no transwoman will ever ever get it. Period.
I saw a thread about the drugs men use to get their bodies to produce whatever substance it is that they then use to “breastfeed” their children. It’s a literal COCKTAIL OF POISON. But they’re hellbent on mimicking women as if we’re some sort of costume, and they’re doing it AT THE EXPENSE of babies’ well-being and health. Just read this.
You wanna see what kinds of drugs are used to create transwomen’s “breastmilk?” Check this out.
Let’s go through these drugs one by one:
— Audra Facinelli 🇺🇸 (@audraf637) July 4, 2023
Domperidone-is a anti-nausea medication.
Haloperidol-is an anti-psychotic drug used to treat schizophrenia.
Risperidone-another antipsychotic used to treat schizophrenia.
Chlorpromazine (aka Thorazine)-another antipsychotic.
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Progesterone’s side effects are so numerous I’ve included a link here: https://t.co/sEbYDrN7cB
— Audra Facinelli 🇺🇸 (@audraf637) July 4, 2023
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And metoclopramide can cause involuntary muscle movements which can be permanent in some people. /6https://t.co/17bcZaHBeX
— Audra Facinelli 🇺🇸 (@audraf637) July 4, 2023
So I guess is this real life right now?
— Audra Facinelli 🇺🇸 (@audraf637) July 4, 2023
Are we actually prescribing medication meant for schizophrenia so that people can breast feed?
Is this really happening right now?
Drugs that have horrific side effects, some of them permanent? /8
The assertion that we are giving adoptive parents these drugs so they can breast feed,
— Audra Facinelli 🇺🇸 (@audraf637) July 4, 2023
Doesn’t make the situation better, it makes it WORSE.
If you have a heart attack /stroke, can’t hold your kid because you can’t stop shaking, you can’t buy back your health! /10
Just to make things clear, I’m unsure whether or not these drugs leak into breast milk.
— Audra Facinelli 🇺🇸 (@audraf637) July 4, 2023
The point of my thread was to point out the affects of these medications on the patient, not to center the affects of these medications on the infant.
Hope that clears things up.
Update: I thought this was too important not to add to this thread:
— Audra Facinelli 🇺🇸 (@audraf637) July 5, 2023
So apparently a drug can behave like an antipsychotic without being labeled as an antipsychotic. 😳
Scary stuff.
How many other medications have these affects? I have so many questionshttps://t.co/fbFgD9LkMq pic.twitter.com/Klt9bVAnng
Add to this, the fact that some of these transwomen are actually just complete pervs with severe fetishes that drive them to do these things, and you’ve got a recipe for just pure disaster for these poor, innocent babies. Check out this example.
In the end, I only breastfed my child for a few weeks.
— Mika Minio-Paluello (@mikaminio) July 2, 2023
I then had to stop because I had a cancer relapse and didn't want to poison my child.
Here's me on the bus to hospital for the 1st chemo round, feeding my child for the last time pic.twitter.com/6gh3RP6tLr
Aaaaand here’s the kicker:
Proof that the baby in the photo I tweeted yesterday was used as an erotic prop to satisfy a fetish. Notice the nipple clamps…
— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) July 4, 2023
How can someone look at this man and not immediately think he needs to be in prison for sexual abuse of an infant? The smirk on his face says it all. pic.twitter.com/Yn4QZJirJk
In case we need to put a finer point on it, Riley sums it up best.
Let it sink in that we are normalizing pedophilia. Let me repeat that.
— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) July 4, 2023
We are NORMALIZING pedophilia. pic.twitter.com/NzcrAORW1B