Well. The male penis âleaksâ congealed, mucousy semen yet this isnât stigmatized. In fact a trend in the porn industry and a fantasy for many men is expelling this congealed, mucousy, pungent semen down the throats and onto the faces of âbarely teenâ girls.
Yet males with this vaguely congealed, mucousy semen are not banished to huts where they sometimes die when they expel it, semen is not popularly called disgusting and stigmatized (even though it comes out of the same hole males pee from whereas menstrual blood is not expelled through the urethra).Â
Having periods stigmatized and called disgusting does have everything to do with us being âgoddamn womenâ because it is one of the defining biological process to being female, and males are not even nearly as stigmatized for their own defining leaky, vaguely congealed, mucousy reproductive biological process. Even though for the vast majority of males, âleakingâ semen happens more frequently than menstruation.Â
It also speaks words that males often use their semen (and penis) as a means of reproductive and sexual control over women, through forced pregnancy around the globe. In retrospect, no women is using their menstrual periods to sexually and reproductively control men. Yet semen is still not considered repulsive, despite it sometimes being used as a biological weapon against the human female populace. Instead, it is glorified.
So yes, societal stigmatization of menstruation and calling it disgusting is misogynistic and sexist, because there exists no degree of stigmatization for male reproductive biological processes and males are not punished or killed on an epidemic level for expelling their semen despite semen being weaponized, despite itâs smell, and despite itâs vaguely congealed, mucousy consistency.
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