The Woman's Declaration of Independence
I hold these truths to be self evident. All sexes are created equal and have the equal right to the pursuit of happiness. The female sex should not be subjugated or hampered in any way by her biological ability to give birth to her pursuit of happiness. She should never feel intimidated or compelled by her possession of a uterus regardless of her color, creed or religion to interrupt her life in order to propagate the species. She should realize that childbirth and child raising are the ultimate acts of submission and may detract from her ability to be a free and independent individual. If she should choose to marry, she should not be compelled to marry anyone other than her choice regardless of race, color, creed or religion. Though society may subtly or otherwise try to subjugate either her or her mate into this marriage union, she and he should realize that their expectations of one another will very likely change after such a union, and therefore feel no obligation to enter into a union which might prove deleterious to their relationship and/or freedom. She on the other hand should never use her body to compel a member of the male sex to support, marry or otherwise be beholden to her through pregnancy or sexual relations.
She should act independently from all social coercion, whether it be the media, fashion or her family, to compel her directly or indirectly to use her body to the detriment of her sense of self, her soul and her intellect. If she should weaken and give in to any of the above, she should not feel guilty, but should realize that she may have to be all the more vigilant of that which is her independent self, her true self that she has derived despite the attempts of society, media and family to coerce her to conform to the obvious biological differences of her sex.
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