We gather here, not as perfect people,but as pulsing bodies with stories stored in the hips.As survivors of silence,as sacred vessels cracked open by time,as keepers of a truth that lives between our thighs. We speak now for the ones who moaned and wept in the same breath.Who tried to come but felt the shame rise up before the wave did.Who opened wide only to close again —because it was too much.Because they were too much.Because nobody ever taught usthat pleasure could be holy,that tears cou...