first of all, you're more than fine, and secondly, people should already understand what you mean when you say "women" in the context of abortion.
the word "woman" has been used historically and socially to refer to uterus-owners, and we have unfortunately not found a good word to replace it since the word "woman" has now been repurposed for the gender role that those people play in society.
it's a super complex social and language issue that's only recently been actively discussed, and no one is ever to blame for trying to catch up from the social norms they've grown up with.
Seems to be very common experience among Asians. My mum loves it and I can't stand it, and I can't imagine myself liking the vile gourd when I grow old.
The funny thing is, I might grow to like it and I vehemently and irrationally hate that idea.
The thing with UBI is that that budget has to come from taxes anyways, and high income people would (should) naturally pay more in taxes compared to those with lower income, even if they're taxed at the same percentage (which they shouldn't).
Since they're already paying more in taxes, UBI itself no longer needs to scale inversely with income.
Using the wrong terminology does attract unwanted attention to the wrong group though, because now a lot of people are saying "kill all pedophiles!" and that definition somehow also extends to the non-offending ones you mentioned. Those people don't deserve all that fire for a paraphilic disorder they didn't choose and are still actively in control over.
There really isn't a way to protect the non-offenders from this outrage other than a collective effort to clarify our terminology. I've been using "rapist" instead: it's short, gets the point across, and is accurate.
i've shaved my butthole and let it fully grow back many times, and i've never felt prickly down there. weird i'm not experiencing the discomfort that most people who shave their butthole do.
first of all, you're more than fine, and secondly, people should already understand what you mean when you say "women" in the context of abortion.
the word "woman" has been used historically and socially to refer to uterus-owners, and we have unfortunately not found a good word to replace it since the word "woman" has now been repurposed for the gender role that those people play in society.
it's a super complex social and language issue that's only recently been actively discussed, and no one is ever to blame for trying to catch up from the social norms they've grown up with.