in the more obtuse original definition:

(originally) Any unit of (originally cultural) information, such as a practice or idea, that is transmitted verbally or by repeated action from one mind to another in a comparable way to the transmission of genes.

as opposed to the more common definition you'd expect to find here...

(Internet) Media, usually humorous, which is copied and circulated online with slight adaptations, such as basic pictures, video templates, etc.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/meme#Noun

There's a balance. I have known plenty of women who felt it was not permissible to fart around people/in public ever. One would not even fart around her husband of 10+ years. Another would only fart when they were at home, in the bathroom. Another felt it was inappropriate to ever fart, even when she was pooping (as a result of this, she once was so constipated that she had to go to the hospital).

Whilst these are particularly extreme examples, they're just instances of a general trend where women farting is stigmatised more than men farting. I interpret the image in the OP to be resisting that excessive pressure and unrealistic standard rather than advocating for disregarding basic courtesy and farting with impunity

It is, but the post still stands, you don't need to hold in that fart to be a women, people can still find it rude though.

Man = Featherless Biped

Woman = Feathered Biped? Featherless Equestrian? 🤷‍♂️

I think it was more a commentary for trans women being women

I had a hysterectomy. Kept the ovaries as to not start menopause. It was the best decision I have ever made in my life.

So technically I have my periods hormonally but don't bleed or feel pain, so there's that option if you don't plan on ever having kids.

If you can tolerate the birth control pill, take it continuously, skipping the placebo pills. I did this for years (at my doctor's direction) and never had to have a period. It was awesome. Unfortunately I had to go off the pill to start HRT for perimenopause and now aunt flo is back >:(

I don't get why you got downvoted for this. When I see a trans-looking or tomboish female-assigned-at-birth person, who in their most comfortable looks does not want to look like a girl and trying their best not to look as one, then it'd be bigoted of me to assume they identify as a woman or address them with "she".

Similary if I saw a trans-looking male-assigned-at-birth person with makeup and girl clothes for example, it'd be bigoted of me to assume that they identify as a man or would want me to be address them with "he".

In fact when nessecary and when it's almost obvious, I respectfully take the chance and call them "mam, and she" and they apprecaite it with a smile of approval and a happy-pitched voice in return because I repect people however they wish to identify themselves.

I want to know the viewpoints of someone who downvoted you.

They aren't?