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I think I had a thought once, not sure where it went I think I had a choice, before their automatic consent I think I had a body, until it was covered under a glass ceiling of intersectionality, disguised as empowerment & healing I think I had ambitions, but I wasn't allowed to share them f r e e l y I think I had a story, which included originality, not mass produced 'bots I think I think a lot, it's okay though, only when it helps with the plot I think I had a life, built on standards of equality, for all to prevail I think I was The Foreman, who settled on being the female
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Mar 31, 2025
Mar 31, 2025 at 12:14 PM UTC
Nevertheless, She Persisted
I think I had a thought once, not sure where it went I think I had a choice, before their automatic consent I think I had a body, until it was covered under a glass ceiling of intersectionality, disguised as empowerment & healing I think I had ambitions, but I wasn't allowed to share them f r e e l y I think I had a story, which included originality, not mass produced 'bots I think I think a lot, it's okay though, only when it helps with the plot I think I had a life, built on standards of equality, for all to prevail I think I was The Foreman, who settled on being the female
thoughts from a feminine point of view, as a mother who's willingly put her own goals on hold to help with raising a family. also can be perceived from a feminist point of view for women's equality in the world.
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Mar 31, 2025
Mar 31, 2025 at 12:14 PM UTC
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