Why Women Are Cut Off from Arousal

The truth is, a woman with her erotic channel fully open does not need the world to be managed on her behalf. She does not require constant vigilance against danger, nor the removal of all potential threats, nor the endless maintenance of psychological safety. She does not need to be kept safe. Because she is power itself.

A woman who has reclaimed her erotic force is not fragile. She is not anxious. She is not brittle, or easily offended, or consumed by the need to control her environment. She does not move through the world in a state of precarity, waiting for the next moment in which she might be hurt. She moves like a force of nature, because that is exactly what she is.

And this is why the erotic channel has been systematically closed. Because a woman in possession of this power is unmanageable. She does not bow to ideology. She does not depend on institutions. She does not seek protection, because she does not need it. She does not externalize her suffering, because she understands that her suffering was only ever the symptom of her own untapped force.

If we were truly interested in healing trauma, we would not be refining our methods of control. We would not be deepening our obsession with boundaries, safety, and the mitigation of discomfort. We would not be scanning the world for threats, nor dismantling everything that provokes our sensitivity. We would be activating women. We would be teaching them to reopen the erotic channel, to move their energy, to flood their systems with the force that was always meant to be there.

Because the moment this power is restored, the trauma we have named evaporates. It is no longer a trauma. It is a body waking up. It is a force being reclaimed. It is energy breaking free from its containment and returning to its source. It is life, returning to itself.