Women smoking doesn't mean anything.

I like smoking, but many people always have some strange attitudes when they see women smoking. Some people see women's research association members smoking, and think that women's research association smoking is just a blind pursuit of fashion; Seeing single women smoking, I think these women are seducing the opposite sex; If a woman who smokes is married, whether she is pregnant or not can be related to the physical and mental health and good upbringing of these children. One day, it suddenly occurred to me that men not only care about whether women smoke, they should even correct whether women's smoking posture meets their standards. Women can only smoke in a proper way, straight, things inhaled through the mouth can not be exhaled through the nostrils, because it is indecent; Even if you spit out the cigarette in your mouth, you can't spit it out just because you don't spit it in the other person's face, because this will strengthen the stereotype that women smoke improperly! Women smoking is not just blind obedience. Smoking is not only to imitate men's actions, but also to show men charm. Female smoking is a declaration of war on traditional patriarchal norms. The reason why women smoke attracts others' attention is that they have crossed the female norms in gender stereotypes. In traditional ideas, good women, good wives and mothers, and pure abstinence women all don't smoke, but no matter how noble these women are, a short cigarette can completely reverse her image. "Who smokes?" It is the embodiment of the values of son preference, and 520 cold smoke is the best example. Because 520 cool cigarettes are aimed at teenagers and women, it has caused a rebound among non-smokers However, these non-smokers are actually spokesmen of conservative patriarchy. If 520 cool cigarettes were aimed at ordinary adult men at first, it might not cause such a big rebound among these non-smoking groups. Yes, smoking is harmful to health. But my body is mine. It is up to me to decide what to do with my body, isn't it? The government and some foundations that hold high the banner of defending people's health demand smoking and drinking. Now even betel nuts that don't smoke secondhand smoke and won't be unconscious after eating them will be banned. As Foucault said, people's health is gradually under the supervision and control of the state. The famous slogan "individual is politics" of the second wave of women's movement in the west not only won "sexual autonomy" and "the right to abortion", but also got rid of people's physical domination in the name of national fake scientific authority. For many women, smoking is a practice of self-liberation. When I first came into contact with feminist discourse, feminists often fell into such a dilemma: writing a book said one thing and actually doing another. My point is not the hypocrisy of some feminists. What I want to say is that feminists are not born, and they must also go through the experience of getting rid of the patriarchal burden. Many feminists ask her followers not to care about what others think of their bodies, but they keep telling these women, "What do men think of your body?" How do women get rid of the burden of "male gaze"? How does a woman who wants to pursue physical liberation cross the initial gender barrier? Give women a starting point for self-liberation and challenge.