Being a woman can be a journey of doubt and self-hate. Here’s my letter and advice to remind you of your worth and strength 💌

A gentle dive into anarchism: is it chaos, or a path to real freedom and justice?

Hello deer, this is Seri 🌸 When we speak of standing against patriarchy, feminism often takes center stage and rightly so, as it has...

How did Ryukyuan animism honor women as spiritual leaders while Abrahamic religions often limited their roles and emphasized male authority?

You’ve probably heard the saying, “ Women are women’s worst enemies. ” It gets thrown around in everyday conversations, online arguments,...

The Ainu live on - in stories, in songs, in the quiet strength of their descendants. Let’s listen, learn, and honor.🌸

A gentle glimpse into Ryukyuan culture—where women led, nature guided, and the sea held memories of a (never) forgotten kingdom 🏝️🌊

Why does misogyny run so deep — is it because it’s been disguised as culture, care, and control for generations?

Feminism is modern, linked to patriarchy. Traditional cultures’ clothing wasn’t about resisting oppression but natural lifestyle 🌸

You can be anti-patriarchy without identifying as a feminist. Patriarchy is just one of many cultural systems.

The memory of our ancestors lives in the soil, in the hush of forests, in the warmth of hands that still plant, care, and create 🏞️

Yes — patriarchy was not universal or inevitable. There have always been alternatives. For example, egalitarian societies. 🌸

In Japan, the discussion around women's rights can often seem more about "reclaiming" or "reigning" rights rather than "gaining" them.

Hello deer, this is Seri 🌸 Welcome again on my personal blog! Today's theme is philosophy! 📖 Philosophy has long been a tool for...

Setting my personal feelings aside, I turned to research to explore the question more objectively.

In Transcultural Studies, gender becomes a delicate thread that weaves through rituals, beliefs, movements, and everyday life

Evolutionary biology does not definitively support the idea that male dominance is an inherent trait of Homo sapiens.

Aren’t male-dominant and egalitarian societies better for both women and men than patriarchal ones?

While modern life offers comfort and convenience, I argue that it often stands in opposition to the way we were biologically meant to live.