12/22/2025
Lysol Do**he.
I wish I was kidding.
Women have been domesticated.
Tamed. Sanitized. Cleansed of their wildness.
Portrayed as unclean, sinful, unpredictable, “hysterical.”
And quite literally hemmed in —
snip, tuck, fill, fluff, remove.
Bodies.
V🌹lvas
Wombs.
Psyches.
Over millennia, the patriarchy has infiltrated the very force that sustains life itself:
the Feminine.
To domesticate:
to make fit for the house, control, obedience, usefulness.
To tame:
to subdue, suppress instinct, break natural will.
Women have been:
☠️ Groomed to look and behave for approval, safety, and belonging
☠️ Socialized to expect smaller lives
☠️ Evaluated by beauty, fertility, compliance, usefulness
☠️ Conditioned to doubt their intuition, betray themselves — and other women
Remember home economics for girls and woodshop for boys?
Magazines teaching women how to “keep a man”& a million other things?!
At Goddess Reclaimed 2025 - one of the women brought old women’s magazines.
One ad taught women how to stay “clean” so “their husbands would come home.”
The product?
LYSOL.
Yes. That Lysol.
From roughly 1910–1950, Lysol was marketed as a vaginal do**he — warning women that failure to stay “intimately clean” could lead to abandonment or infidelity.
Let that land.
This patriarchal poison has lived in our bodies and psyches for far too long.
That tension you feel?
The exhaustion?
The quiet rage?
They’re all signals.
It’s time to UNTAME 🔥
UNTAMED is not just a business.
It’s a movement of women reclaiming body, eros, intuition, sacredness and sovereignty.
Drop a 🔥 if you’re with us.
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