Parenthood.

There's a lot of mom-shaming that comes from other women for a variety of reasons. I wish there was more respect for the millions of ways one can parent their children and more comradery amongst moms instead of competition. Don't even get me started on vocal childfree women.

Raising children is so difficult and not just physically. It's incredibly healing to be able to lean on other women on this topic.

Women should spend more time teaching each other about open source software.

Today I showed Revanced to an acquaintance. Her mind was blown and she wanted it. But she has an iphone, so no Revanced for her. I explained how Tim Cook doesn't allow revanced because he wants a cut of the in app transactions for youtube premium.

Respect choices that other women make, even if they differ from the choices you'd make.

• I have chosen not to procreate. Respect that choice, don't undermine it constantly.
• Others have chosen to procreate. Respect that choice, don't deride it constantly.
• I have chosen to have a career in place of "homemaking". Respect that choice, don't undermine it with snark.
• Others have chosen to be homemakers. Respect that choice instead of calling them "traitors".

Basically, if a woman has made a choice for her life and it doesn't directly (that's a very important word here!) cause harm to others, at the very least shut the fuck up about it if you disagree with it. Ideally support the fact she has that choice.

Menopause! I had no idea what was going on! All these symptoms I didn’t know were connected. More women should talk about it. Younger women deserve to know what will eventually happen to them.

In a general sense, positive affirmation.

There's a lot of women highly negative towards each other when they have never interacted previously, especially if the other woman is good looking.

My wife and daughters have dealt with dirty looks, catty behaviour and backstabbing their whole lives.

Even in line at a store my daughter and I were just standing there waiting, and the next lady in line sees my daughter and immediately shoots daggers from her eyes. It was so obvious my daughter and I burst out laughing.

My wife makes it a point to compliment other women. Like: I like your dress, you makeup looks amazing, thqt colour looks great on you, etc. It is so foreign to many of the recieivers that they don't know how to respond.

But recently she did run into a lady again, that remembered her from a comment, and came up and thanked her for the good vibes, saying it stood out to her and made her day. And that no random lady has ever given her a positive comment.

Everything.