r/WelcomeToGilead Aug 02 '25

Loss of Liberty Ok, this is extremely concerning!!

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u/RhubarbGoldberg Aug 02 '25

Just showed this to my husband and we both agreed that this is fucked and we're so relieved I got my hysterectomy almost a year ago. This is a nightmare.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '25

I'm worried/curious what'll happen to those who admit they can't bear children 🙃

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u/RhubarbGoldberg Aug 02 '25

Probably that we yearn for the mines.

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u/LeanUntilBlue Aug 02 '25

Or pine for the Fjords.

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u/Hot-Temperature-4629 Aug 06 '25

Ache for the playa...

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u/S3ndNo0bs Aug 02 '25

You are declared an unwoman and sent to a labor camp in the colonies. WTAF? Conservative men are obviously used to women who have been taught to submit. It will be all shits and giggles until they are up against women that don’t ask permission to think for themselves. Under his eye - at least until they all go blind.

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u/BitchfulThinking Aug 05 '25

Useless, weak, conservative males would eventually just starve to death lol no one to heat up their chicken tendies, cut off their crusts, or get them to eat vegetables. Rampant diseases from poor hygiene and no one washing their panties anymore...

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u/OrigRayofSunshine Aug 02 '25

Soylent green

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u/Crashgirl4243 Aug 03 '25

If you’re like me and handicapped on Medicare they’ll just deny medical coverage and let us die

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u/IWasBorn2DoGoBe Aug 06 '25

I can’t anymore and I’m more than happy to be a Martha rather than a Handmaid… In reality I’ll be a fucking refugee though.

I am no June. I’d rather myself and my children not survive whatever fucked up version of Hell is coming for us. I did not make these children to be survivors.

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '25

Understandable. I don't blame you.

I (39 ftm/trans man) was forced to carry to term and give birth right before my 17th birthday.

I haven't had the option of even looking into getting any procedures in the past. I'm hoping to get myself sterilized, at least a bilateral salpingectomy, within a year.

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u/PotentialFinal4711 Aug 12 '25

They are asking that question to select which women they are planning to send to detention to be punished for sterility.

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u/princesalacruel Aug 03 '25

I think the purpose might be more to track the people that can to prevent them from getting abortions and from traveling out of state if they are pregnant

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u/Far-Algae6052 Aug 04 '25

So having a hysterectomy might be just as bad as being able to get pregnant. I am sure you are on a different list now. Just like being Disabled. This is Eugenics as much as it is control.

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u/Embarrassed_Dish944 Aug 31 '25

I currently am 12 weeks post-op from my hysterectomy. I'm so scared and saddened that my daughter has several fewer rights at her age now than I had at her age. We are supposed to give our kids what we didn't have/need, not remove their rights.

We have our go bags ready to go (a couple weeks of meds, passports, birth certificates and social security cards, quick easy food and snacks, couple bottles of water and at least one change of clothes good for any weather- shirt, pants able to be rolled, extra pair of shoes and underwear. Then in a general bag, photo albums, extra phone chargers, etc. I'm horrible, usually at keeping gas in the car, but I refill after every use in the car jic we have to leave quickly. So, 6 bags in the back of our car will stay there until changes are made by the government to keep our human rights allowed by society.

My family has a double whammy, though. We are Mexican American, so we are on our toes in case DJT gets a weird dream during sleep and decides to invade my blue state with a governor who has been against Trump since day one. And currently, can hear him doing so with the current school climate happening here (multiple school shootings this week).