The Week 3 People Asked Me If I Was Pregnant
I created this mini zine, The Week 3 People Asked Me If I Was Pregnant, after having this experience and being fed up with the way society feels that it's OK to comment on women's bodies and ask them personal questions. In this zine I explore my reaction to the situation, the questions that I wanted to ask these people and my own internalised feelings of being a childfree woman living in this society. This serves to help people understand why it's never OK to ask a women if she's pregnant and why we as a society must stop treating women's bodies as public spaces. A perfect feminist credo for today's modern woman.
I created this mini zine, The Week 3 People Asked Me If I Was Pregnant, after having this experience and being fed up with the way society feels that it's OK to comment on women's bodies and ask them personal questions. In this zine I explore my reaction to the situation, the questions that I wanted to ask these people and my own internalised feelings of being a childfree woman living in this society. This serves to help people understand why it's never OK to ask a women if she's pregnant and why we as a society must stop treating women's bodies as public spaces. A perfect feminist credo for today's modern woman.
I created this mini zine, The Week 3 People Asked Me If I Was Pregnant, after having this experience and being fed up with the way society feels that it's OK to comment on women's bodies and ask them personal questions. In this zine I explore my reaction to the situation, the questions that I wanted to ask these people and my own internalised feelings of being a childfree woman living in this society. This serves to help people understand why it's never OK to ask a women if she's pregnant and why we as a society must stop treating women's bodies as public spaces. A perfect feminist credo for today's modern woman.