Part-time Women Hate Women

We are seeing a resurgence of she-hate, men saying they are women thus ridiculing the woman’s body in the process. In 2022, an Oakville Trafalgar High School male teacher in Ontario Canada, wore two very big fake breasts, claiming he was a woman.

Parents were aghast but they couldn’t get rid of him because the school board sided with him. They threatened legal action when he was seen outside the school without the objects. No wig, and he wore ordinary male clothes. That is how he was put on paid leave. Therefore, it was a part-time project he wore to school, and removed after school. It was hate of the highest order about what he thinks about women.

The whole world knows about this male teacher, how he made the part of a woman’s body that provides nutrition after birth, a laughing stock. School boys had a lot of fun because the part in between their legs is private. It has never been ridiculed. It is respected, and that respect is transferred to them as males and human beings that pee while standing.

Pretending to be a woman is the epitome of hatred and erodes the right of women as human beings. Women before us marched and fought for basic human rights to enter a building, to have a job, to open bank accounts, fly planes and drive cars. Maternity leave did not come easy. It was fought for. Men hate women at home, church, mosque, temple and other places of worship, but it has never resulted in men dressing as women to demonstrate that they are nothing, just nature’s mistake.

Water is life, that’s why I can never understand hatred for the woman’s body. My water just broke, says a pregnant woman and midwives rush to the rescue. That’s the sign that the baby is here. Unfortunately, men of all societies want to know if it is a boy or girl. The mother is an after thought. Is she alright?

Women die giving birth, and that teacher wore fake breasts to justify derogatory names men use in the locker room, workshop, tavern, precinct, dispatch area and the ballpark.  Pure hate, but why teach schoolkids to look at their mothers, aunts, sisters and grandmothers as a joke?

By: Nonqaba waka Msimang.