something about her giving up her uterus is so upsetting. she's essentially giving up her biological (well, spiritual in this case, since it's a soul organ) womanhood. in which case, her entire smichk about being a woman is pretty much rendered redundant, since she's so willing to throw even that away for a little more power in this fight. you can't be the voice you want to be for women if you're throwing your womanhood away, you know?
1. I think this was the first thing she gave up to become the way she is now.
2. Just saying that someone isn't a woman bc they don't have their uterus is kinda bs bc there's more than enough women who lost it from surgeries, accidents and even women who weren't born with one (and I'm not talking about trans women who also don't have one, but rather genetic variations that cause someone being born without one)
for your second point, i think in lisa's case it fits perfectly and it showcases her hypocrisy. she only cares about the women she deems to be worthy of salvation while leaving every other one to hell, she is irritated by mikhail "dressing like a woman while wielding the power of a man — this is why the world is rotting" bc he perverts what she believes a woman is (terf talking points)
i really love lisa's character bc she is so reminiscent of real life "radical feminists" whose oppression has given them such a narrow idea of what oppression actually is and who end up punching down on other vulnerable communities, especially those that intersect with their own
I see where you're coming from, but we don't know for sure who and why suggested the uterus. It may have been Satan who wanted to play her dirty or maybe she did it on her own volition meaning as of "I'd even go as far as sacrificing my own womanhood to prove a point" or smth along the lines...which is why I think it's too soon to call her out on that. She's also trying to give up the parts that are less relevant for survival first iirc which is why she tried to sacrifice her uterus earlier than other internal organs.
ok maybe I worded my original post wrong, but I'm not saying that people without their uteruses aren't women, I'm speaking from a symbolic standpoint in the context of organs. It's the same way I could say "if she gives up her heart she's showing that she gives up her emotions to achieve her goals" but obviously the physical heart is not the source of our emotions, like how the uterus isn't the source of one's womanhood but can symbolise that.
schlorp101 understands where I'm coming from. the hypocrisy behind Lisa's actions is what my post is about, not about the definition of womanhood and femininity, which are far more complex than mere organs.
I got that already, that's why I answered in the previous comment the way I did. We don't know the reason why she offered the uterus before the other internal organs. Which is why we shouldn't make assumptions based on just that. Whether Satan wanted to do her dirty or she decided to sacrifice her uterus to show resolve or if it's simply because it's a les vital organ than the intestines, heart, liver or lungs for example. If I had that kind of power, I'd also sacrifice the uterus, hair or nose first bc it's less dangerous for the body than sacrificing the small intestine, heart or even just eyes and ears. Since they are more important. The internal organs for survival and the eyes and ears for vital senses during a battle.









for a story with so much smut as its main driving force, Mugo's struggle with his split personalities are surprisingly grounded. relatable, almost. up to the sex part, that's just excessive.