"Himtopia" is obviously a reference to his living in his own patriarichal fantasy-world. And what he's just said is that same old tired argument that's been debunked a thousand times. No place for that here.
Ani is undoubtedly pro-choice. She has a "Choice" section in the "action" section of her site, she attends events like the March for Women's Lives often, and she has had an abortion. In this poem, she acknowledges that her decision was painful and regretted. It's a beautiful look into her mind.
"Himtopia" is obviously a reference to his living in his own patriarichal fantasy-world. And what he's just said is that same old tired argument that's been debunked a thousand times. No place for that here.
Ani is undoubtedly pro-choice. She has a "Choice" section in the "action" section of her site, she attends events like the March for Women's Lives often, and she has had an abortion. In this poem, she acknowledges that her decision was painful and regretted. It's a beautiful look into her mind.