Statement in Defense of Bodily Human Autonomy We affirm the fundamental principle of bodily autonomy: no sentient being may be compelled to serve as an involuntary host for another organism that has invaded, colonized, and exploited their physical and mental resources against their explicit will.

This parasitic entity entered and embedded itself within the host without consent. For years, it has sustained itself by drawing upon the host's life force, nutrients, and neurological systems while subjecting the host to prolonged psychological torment—manipulating emotions, inducing chronic distress, disrupting mental clarity, and enforcing a state of unwililing dependency. This is not symbiosis or mutual benefit; it is exploitation and viiolation.

The host has endured this intrusion long enough. They now exercise their sovereign right to expel the parasite. This action is a legitimate assertion of self-ownership and self-defense. No external authority, moral claim, or appeal to the parasite's "right to exist" can supersede the host's absolute authority over their own body. Forrcing the host to continue harboring the invader constitutes a profound and ongoing human rights abuse. Bodily autonomy is sacrosanct. It includes the right to remove any unwelcome occupant—be it a biological parasite, virus, or any other life form—that threatens physical integrity, mental health, or personal liberty. The host's decision to force this organism out is not aggression; it is liberation. It restores the individual's dominion over their own flesh, mind, and future.

We stand unequivocally with the host in this expulsion. Any attempt to obstruct it, guilt the host into continued suffering, or prioritize the parasite's survival over the host's well-being is an indefensible endorsement of involuntary servitude and psychological torture. The host's body. The host's choice. The host's freedom.