#womenareawesome

[dakotaisgay98]

women.

[amritaanshu]

Where There's A Will, There's A Way!

Happy International Women's Day!

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[sweetnothings-foryou]

Men are great, but women?

Men are great don’t get me wrong. I love men. You’re all so different and I have so many different attractions but women..? Oh my god they’re so soft. And they smell so good. All of them. And they’re all beautiful. And boobs? Like. Yeah. Women are lovely.

[midwifical]

Sisterhood. Surround yourself with women who support you, who understand what you’re going through, who will come to your aid. #midwife #midwifical #midwifery #midwives #midwifelife #obgyn #midwivesrock #midwiferycare #feministmidwife #feminists #womenareamazing #womenareawesome #womenrule #feministmovement #femalesarestrongashell #thefutureisfemale #femaleempowerment https://www.instagram.com/p/B4GBQWDgXxg/?igshid=c9ftiyecrm6j

[femology]

We are strength

How to spell strong....W O M A N!!!! Period!!!

[bourbonandbullet]

Reason Sailor Moon Is Amazing

I used to watch Sailor Moon every day after school as a child. My brother would walk in on the dot every time they transformed. Sure, it’s formulaic and silly, but rewatching it now as an adult, it’s still amazing.

1. Lessons on Feminity

Okay so Sailor Moon/Usagi is flighty, whiney, and a cry baby. She’s also adorable, hilarious and a bad ass. She shows that even in her vulnerability, she’s tough. You can’t deny all the sailor scouts are bad asses in their own right. They each show that feminity doesn’t have to be one size fits all. You can be smart, you can be aggressive, you can be emotional. None of them are wrong. They all are feminine and all are strong.

2. It’s So Wonderfully Queer

These were some of the first queer characters I can remember seeing depicted on TV. It wasn’t a plot device. It wasn’t a trope or a token character. No, it was part of who the character was. I barely blinked at it as a kid and now appreciate it so much more.

3. The Mister Is In Distress

You can fight me, but Tuxedo Mask is pretty useless. He spends more time getting saved than actually doing the saving. Bonus points for showing a dude be an awesome dad.

4. Female Friendships For The Win

Say what you want, that show taught some pretty epic lessons on chicks before dicks.

5. There’s Cats

And they mother fucking talk.

Enough said.

[asraspeaks-blog]

Truth.

[nourajosephminaj]

Happy #internationalwomensday 🎉 I’m so grateful to be a part of this community filled with so many amazing women! 🥰 . Don’t forget all the inventory has 30% off to celebrating all the lovely women out there! 💖✨ . #whiteelephantart #artforgood #womeninscience #womenarestrong #womenarepowerful #womenarebeautiful #womenareawesome #womenartistsofinstagram #womenartist #goddess #420community (at Ma`Adi, Al Qahirah, Egypt) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMMM9EGMTbH/?igshid=2mnkeexodbve

[amyjohealthyallaround]

Happy International Women's Day to all you amazing women out the there 💙💙 International Women's Day (IWD) is one of the most important days of the year to: celebrate women's achievements raise awareness about women's equality lobby for accelerated gender parity fundraise for female-focused charities #amyjohealthyallaround #iwd2021 #womenrocks #internationalwomensday #werock #womenareawesome https://www.instagram.com/p/CMKe7T6lOIj/?igshid=lik7km4zxko9

[mayarose26]

Even in your lowest point of life, you have to smile & stay strong. Well, @joycelynjessica , #challengeaccepted . This is my #blackandwhite photo for #womensupportingwomen challenge. Yes, we are beautiful the way we are. Nobody should judge us just by the way we look. We should never be defined by the size of our boobies, legs & butts. We're not any of those. We're beautiful just the way we are, regardless of the age, size & shape. #empoweringwomen #womenempowerment #womenarebeautiful #womenarestrong #womenarenotobjects #womenareamazing #womenareawesome #bnw #bnwphotography #blackandwhitephotography https://www.instagram.com/p/CDMHSjdhXvR/?igshid=14fjj6wtuspn4

[coloured-africa]

Hey! As a part of our #IWD2020 series, we reached out to @sissy_eko and here’s what she said: Diversity in any form- gender, skin color, body shapes and sizes, nationality, culture, amongst others- is a beautiful thing. No one should be made to feel “less” for being who they are. _ The world needs to embrace the beauty in diversity. Imagine how boring life would be if we were all made the same way, same gender, same skin tone, same everything. Right? _ #EachForEqual to me means no barriers, no restrictions, to live and let live, equality, freedom and peace for all so we can all enjoy the beautiful things in life. _ I’m proud to be a part of this journey and awareness. I’m proud of every woman out there doing things to change the narrative and properly schooling the society. _ I will continue to sensitize everyone around me to acknowledge and respect women as equal members of the society. _ I will continue to tell every woman out there that she can be whoever/whatever she wants to be, and thankfully she has millions of role models 👯‍♀️ #smashingthepatriachy#womenareawesome#schoolingOneMindAtATime#StongerTogether#WeGotThis👯‍♀️ #colouredafrica #feminismisforeverybody https://www.instagram.com/p/B96GQXWh1fu/?igshid=o2q0tyvzta0p

[margaritabloom]

“There's nothing damnable about being a strong woman. The world needs strong women." - Ginger Roger's 💕💋💕💋💕 #happyinternationalwomensday . #margaritabloom #strongwomen #girls #women #bekind #strong #loveyou #womenempowerment #positivity #womensupportingwomen #womanownedbusiness #womenareawesome #strongwoman #sheisfierce #shakespeare #mood #celebratewomen #wearestronger #talented #creative #womencandoanything #awesome #supportwomenownedbusinesses #womenmatter #girlsgirlsgirls #picoftheday #under100k #creativewomen #empowerothers https://www.instagram.com/p/B9fMbokgwYw/?igshid=gw3pr7nfh5fq

[midwifical]

The Milky Way...🎨: @merakilabbe #midwife #midwifical #midwifery #midwives #midwifelife #obgyn #midwivesrock #midwiferycare #feministmidwife #feminists #womenareamazing #womenareawesome #breastisbest #lactation #lactationconsultant #lactationsupport #lactationcounselor #breastfeedingmom #breastfed #breastfeed #breastfedbaby #breastfeedingmama #breastmilkisthebestmilk #breastmilk #breastmilkbaby #breastmilkisbest #breastfeedwithoutfear #breastfeedingisbeautiful #breastfeedingmoms https://www.instagram.com/p/B1PrrsnA0zt/?igshid=2cunnsg1h14k

[myopicchange]

Me and my companion are going live playing GTA V on Xbox one. Come on down and see what crazy shit happens. #facebook. #instagram. #hopefullyfunny #gtav #gtaonline. #twitchstreamer. #women #womenareawesome #femaletwitchstreamer #onlinegaming. #xboxgamer. #xbox #femalesofinstagram. #menofinstagram. #twitchmen #gaming #petsofinstagram. #pets #petsoftwitch #petsoffacebook https://www.instagram.com/p/B74WdeNFV-y/?igshid=ptfknfn0zibt

[camilladerrico]

I’m up and away to @ComicConPalmSprings 🌴And I have a surprise! I’m featured in a Huffington Post article!🙀😍 “Women in Art: Musings and Motivations” http://ow.ly/6rXE30eBBks 📰Thank you Nikki I am so honored to be part of this truly amazing article! So lovelies while I’m absent from your midst you should take a gander at this @huffpost article 😊 It features other amazing female artists: @LolaGil @stupidanimals (Kat Philbin) and @ElizabethMcgrathArt 💖 I am proud to be part of an art movement that is inclusive of women for the first time in history. I couldn’t think of a better image then “La Madre��� to highlight this! 20 years in this industry and my feelings haven’t changed: we artists need to stick together to spread love and creativity into the world because our messages have an impact on humanity. 🌎❤️ #womenareawesome #somelightreading #artislove (at Vancouver International Airport)

[antoinettelavoisiersblog]

I am a woman and I'm proud

Classy. As a noun is defined by the Merriam Webster dictionary to mean.

: having or showing class. elegant, stylish.

: having or reflecting high standards of personal behavior. 

It derives from the word class. 

: A group sharing the same economic or social rank, especially high social rank.

Historically it's a word of division built to separate us all by our economic status. In a nut shell, it's a table for the wealthy and higher class to tell the rest of us we aren't suitable enough to share a table or space with. What is considered valuable by the wealthy has set the stage for everyone from what we eat, where we live and what we wear. When the British set eyes on the Africans and the native Americans that wore little clothing because of their hot climates they called them savages. They considered their gyrating bodies and melanin skin to be overtly sexual in nature because we didn't look like them or dress like them. Scantily clad clothing or nudity became classless because it was looked down upon by the wealthy from a colder climate. 

When I was in the 2nd grade I was the only girl in my class who required a bra. Grown adult men looked at me like I was a piece of meat. They didn't care that I was just a little girl. I was so scared I taped my breast down and dressed like a boy until I was 12 years old. I used to want to be a boy just so I wouldn't feel uncomfortable under the gaze of men. Still to this day I talk to my husband regularly about the things I would do if I was a man because it's still so unsafe to be a woman or a child in this world. I'm never going to be a man. I was born a girl and I've grown into a woman and I intend to celebrate it. I'm fearless in my skin and I own every grain of my femininity. I'm not interested in sitting at anybody's table because I'm in a class of my own. I'm not going to hide myself because men have been sexualizing me since I was an 8-year-old girl! The very first time a man kissed me on the mouth and put his hand up my shorts I was 8 years old. He was in his 50s and the minister of the church I attended during summer vacation. I was so scared after I escaped the bathroom he closed me in and I told my mom what happened and she tried to kill him right in front of God and everybody. And get this! Everyone took that man's side because he was the minister of the Church. Years later when I was 17 my Stepdad told my mom that the minister had gone to jail for getting his daughter and granddaughter pregnant and was connected to many other sexual assaults of young girls in the church.

I have lived the proof of no matter what you wear, look like or your age will deter men from seeing you as an object. It's a problem for all women. Some of us cover up because we were taught its "classy" and the way women should be. If that works for you Kudos my sister as long as you are being true to your character. Some are told, " If you aren't selling don't advertise!" My Granny used to say that all the time. I'm not selling and the first person I consider when entertaining is myself in all things that I do. If I don't like it you won't even get to see it. I am declaring my body as my own and I'm proud to be a woman in my body and proud of my feminine sexuality just like any man would be. I have come a very long way from being dissatisfied with who I am and I'm finally loving this life God has blessed me with and the body he put me in. I'm not guilty of being sexy in fact I quite enjoy it, and not because of anyone's confirmation rather I am sexy or not. It's the way I feel looking at myself as a woman and feeling delicately pretty in my sensuality and powerful because of it. I'm not a possession of my husband's, and not someone my father owns to give away. I came into this world whole despite what religion and other people have been trying to get me to think about myself. I have no intention to change anyone's mind about what they should do or how they should present themselves. My advice stays the same... Just do you Boo! I don't care if you feel beautiful in your delicate modesty or dropping it low in a g string like a wild woman. A delicate woman in her modesty is a feminine superpower. She is a hidden predator but I assure you she's dazzling and trapping prey. A woman who wears her sexuality on her sleeve is a warrior with her feminine superpower. Just riding in sexy as hell hypnotizing prey and cutting off crowds of heads that turn and then collecting them. It's all a matter of strategy in how we work our womanly wilds and resonate in our sexual energy. Both are still women with a superpower. All superpowers come with great responsibility and a weakness that would try to make us victims of men due to our magnetism. Women are beautiful and it's always gonna be dangerous to be beautiful. I'm grateful that I live in a place in the world that it's uncommon that my family would sell me into sex trafficking for food or circumcise me to tame my sexuality for a future husband. A place where I am not completely safe but that I have the right to choose who I marry, what I can wear safely and an opportunity for educating myself as well as any man. Not all of us are so lucky. there are still women out there fighting to be treated equally. I intend to exercise every right I have and live as I choose loud and free of any oppression that someone thinks and feels would be better for me because I'm a woman.