Awra Briguela binengga sa ‘sanitary napkin’, ‘biological woman’ post
KINUWESTIYON at sinita ng netizens, partikular na ng mga kababaihan ang ipinost na “sanitary napkin” ni Awra Briguela sa social media.
Hindi kasi nagustuhan ng mga nakakita at nakabasa sa post ng TV at social media personality ang tungkol sa pagbili niya ng sanitary napkin sa isang grocery recently.
Makikita ang litrato ni Awra sa Facebook na may hawak ng isang brand ng sanitary pad na may caption na, “hehehe soon to be biological woman.”
May mga naaliw at natawa sa post ng youngstar pero meron din ang tila na-offend sa kanyang post at nagsabing hindi raw siya “biological woman” kaya huwag siyang asyumera.
Kahit daw sabihing sumailalim na siya sa gender reassignment or affirmation o ang pagbabago ng private parts ay maling tawagin niya ang sarili na biological woman.
Nagkomento sa post ni Awra ang isang netizen na nagngangalang “Rika Matsuda” na tila hindi sumang-ayon sa sinabi ni Awra about “biological woman.”
Aniya, “Sharing this with respect and clarity.
“Bilang isang babae at ina, I deeply value what my body has gone through—pregnancy, childbirth, and raising my children. Those are experiences that are real, physical, and deeply personal.
“I respect that everyone has their own identity and journey. However, using the term ‘biological woman’ in a way that isn’t medically accurate feels misplaced to me.
“There is a clear difference between identity and biology, and I believe both deserve to be understood properly.”
“Respect should always go both ways. I can honor your truth, and I hope the same respect is given to the realities that define womanhood for many of us.”
“We can coexist with mutual understanding—without diminishing each other,” pahayag pa niya.
Comment ng isa pa, “A gay man (assigned male at birth) can transition to become a woman, but they cannot become a biological woman. Medical technology allows for transitioning (hormones/surgeries) to align physical appearance with gender identity, but this does not change original biological markers like chromosomes (XY) or the ability to produce eggs.”
“True inclusion starts with respect. Purchasing sanitary pads might feel like a milestone for your journey, but for biological women, these aren’t aesthetic choices—they are part of a cycle that involves physical pain and reproductive health. You can embrace your womanhood without claiming a biological reality that isn’t yours to take. Let’s keep the ‘biological’ labels for the science, and the ‘euphoria’ for your personal growth,” hirit ng isa pa.
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