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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions
theilltemperedamateur · 26/02/2026 22:17

Apologies for the shambolic links: at least one seems to work. It's a review by Hannah Barnes of a book about the trade in female reproductive elements.

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junipery · 26/02/2026 23:41

I heard her being interviewed about this on Times Radio. They went straight in with the men ordering it for sexual purposes which I was pleasantly surprised by. I mean in terms of them not shying away from it or being coy about it, to be clear!

HildegardP · 27/02/2026 01:03

Ye gods & little fishes. Ordered the book, more things I'll doubtless wish I hadn't read but evil blooms in dark & silence.

Imnobody4 · 28/02/2026 11:52

Janice Turner's review in the Times
"You can use every part of a pig, goes the saying, except for the squeal. The female body is even richer in strippable assets: orifices to be hired; eggs mined from ovaries then implanted into rentable wombs; plus, in violent porn there’s high demand for squeals."

https://www.thetimes.com/article/0000eb5e-51a5-4145-a004-16cb4457bc09?shareToken=4a2c53efddedf30d0f31e8973e5b6615

Wombs for rent: inside the world of baby farming

The surrogacy industry is booming but at what cost to the women involved? Alev Scott investigates in Cash Cow

https://www.thetimes.com/article/0000eb5e-51a5-4145-a004-16cb4457bc09?shareToken=4a2c53efddedf30d0f31e8973e5b6615

UtopiaPlanitia · 01/03/2026 01:30

I really don't like this brave new world of monetising the female body even further. These medical procedures/policies always seem to be designed to benefit a certain class of woman who has maximal choice-making power in her life and they never consider the worst case scenario for women with few economic options or with no power over their own lives or bodies.

Igmum · 01/03/2026 13:22

It’s so desperately sad because there is a genuine medical need. When I was breastfeeding I donated milk to another mother whose son had a medical condition that the breast milk alleviated. And, as the article says, pre-term babies need breast milk that their mothers may not be able to provide. I would put these men way behind those children in the queue.

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