Pound Pup Legacy

I'm a huge fan of word-play.  I'm very nerdy like that.  It comes from reading tons of books.  I love word-associations, as they always get fun and Freudian with me.  Given all I have worked with in my life, I have lots of raw material to purge in playful pun and pathos.

With all the adoption-talk, I tend to get down and depressed.  It's sad to think of so many mom's losing parts of their bodies to strangers.  Yes, that's how I see it, as I myself am a mom, and I cannot imagine releasing any of my own onto another with my blessing, forever.  They may be borrowed for a period of time, yes... but my babies are all a part of the deepest parts of me.

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Womb v. Uterus.

room, warm, run, rub

versus

ut, us, yuck, <tear it out>

A womb is round, like a kidney bean; a uterus has a pull-chain with fallopian-tubes dangling, like a bonnet.  <ewe!>

If I remember correctly, Eve Ensler did a bit like this about the word "cunt" in her Vagina Monologues.  Most women hate that word, but I think it's a great word to use when you're angry at a vulgar man who says "fuck" a lot.  It's especially effective if said by a sweet demure looking chick.  Visually speaking,  I think a cunt has a uterus.  So then who owns a womb?  Well, a mommy, of course, (making my own weird mind-body connection)...so that would mean she has "private parts' that should not get discussed by others. Period.

Women are not at all like men, because we are built entirely differently.  THANK GOD!  In fact, women are even different among their own kind, and can strongly influence other women in ways that men can't.  [Yes, we are THAT annoying, we know we can easily  ruin our own species, especially if men keep leaving us!]

 How and what makes women so different from one another?  It is all related to how her own body cavities (especially her vagina and uterus) have been used, defining how she will behave around certain company? 

I think it's a grave mistake to assume all females are born to become mothers, especially when family-secrets keep a female angry and scared.  Great harm can come to the child born to a woman who never wanted her body to be used like a xerox machine, for anyone.

For those interested in a woman's perception of her womanly-womb, I found a great little spot where there is in-depth discussion about the organ.  http://www.wombpoetry.com/blog.html  For those interested, bring a bottle of wine.... after all, it a bunch of chicks talking about their bodies and how they feel about them.