The Forgotten STRUGGLES of Women in 1250 History | Boring History For Sleep

The Forgotten STRUGGLES of Women in 1250 History | Tapestry Of Sleep

Tonight on Tapestry Of Sleep, we quietly unravel the forgotten lives of women in the year 1250 — a time when your value was often measured in cows, dowries, or silence.

This isn’t your average feminist rant. It’s boring history for sleep: soft-spoken storytelling, absurd medieval logic, and just enough injustice to lull you into dreams. From childbirth in candlelight to gender roles carved in stone (by monks), we take it slow — because history may be cruel, but it sure helps you sleep.

Put on your headphones. Close your eyes. And prepare to hear what being born female really meant… when you were never meant to speak.

⏳ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Intro & Sleepy Welcome
07:58 – A Woman’s First Breath: Born Without Power
15:10 – Childhood: Church, Chores & Chastity
22:27 – Education? Just Don’t.
29:31 – Puberty & Purity Culture
36:30 – Marriage or Monastery? Choose Your Doom
42:52 – Property, Literally
48:11– Work, Work, Invisible Work
53:33 – Motherhood in a Medical Abyss
59:32 – “Science” and Women’s Health (Spoiler: It’s bad)
1:05:40 – Sinners by Design: Religion & Guilt
1:10:52 – Public Life (If Allowed to Exist)
1:15:52 – Voices That Fought Back
1:21:26 – The Silence of the Archives
1:26:19 – Soft Reflections & Ru Em Dần
1:32:31 – Ambient Wind-Down

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Still awake after all that injustice?
Comment “haystack feminism” if you made it to the monastery part 😴

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