Alyssa Milano appeared on a recent podcast for People magazine to share her “invasive” experience of giving birth and identifying why it “triggered” her.
The left wing actress reflected on her first experience with childbirth and how it brought up flashbacks of sexual assault and the feeling that she “wasn’t in control.”
Breitbart reports: She said there were too many people involved and she didn’t enjoy “the fact that lots of people had access to my vagina.”
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“After going through therapy after giving birth to Milo and remembering that one moment of feeling like I was being held down and had things being done to me that I didn’t want, to me, was very reminiscent of being sexually assaulted,” the 48-year-old Who’s the Boss star said.
“It triggered all of these memories that I thought I had dealt with,” said the actress who is the mother to two children, Milo, 10, and Elizabella, 7.
“I think anyone who has dealt with trauma has the moments where you’re like, ‘Yeah, I’m fine. I’ve dealt with that.’ Versus the moments where you go, ‘Oh, no I didn’t. I just tried to tuck it away so no one could see them, or I couldn’t see them or feel them anymore,’” she continued.
“I remembered at one point really not enjoying the fact that lots of people had access to my vagina,” Milano said, adding, “and thinking to myself, ‘Why does — I don’t like this. Why does it feel so familiar? I’ve never had a baby before. Why does this invasive feeling feel so familiar?’ That was just a fleeting moment, a tick in time, but I didn’t forget about it.”
Milano then hypothesized that women get postpartum depression because they link their past sexual assaults with childbirth.
“I gotta think that because it felt that way for me, it must’ve felt that way for other women. I wonder how much of my postpartum anxiety was due to — of course, hormones and all of the things — but also that feeling that felt like I wasn’t in control, you know?” she pontificated.
In 2018, Milano related details of an incident she claims occurred in 1991 during a concert. She did not name the performer but said that at one point the crowed pushed up to the stage after the singer bade everyone to gather closer. And while smashed up against other concert goers, she says someone stuck their hand under her skit and “repeatedly” punched her “in the vagina.”
She said the crowd was so compacted that she could not turn to see who was assaulting her, and that security was powerless to help.
Niamh Harris
She must like it then.
What would he know?
Brain dead gash. Women are getting dumber every day.
She should have given birth at home, the location of her child’s birth was her choice.
I never listen to anyone who has tattoos that is not armed forces, a reformed prisoner, a biker or a maori. That message is permanent. I also don’t listen to women with breast implants (unless they had a mastectomy) or lip jobs. I also don’t listen to seventy-five year olds and older when it comes down to our nation’s best interests. Most people coming to the end of their lives are skewed, except for the likes of Paul Craig, Thomas Sowell and others. I also don’t listen to people who go to Travis Scott concerts, world cup matches, mega churches and ashrams or Portland. And I don’t entertain Canadians. My mind goes screech when I hear a british accent. My eyes go blurry when I see Prince Harry and Meghan. But most of all, when I heard the Virginian who beat McAuliffe, say the Commonwealth won, I got sick. Is it time our nation put certain states on standby?
If someone told her that eating was oral sex she would call meals abuse too. She’s such a piece of pc propagandas.
so says a child of the blood line of Cain.