@TamarYaelBatYah Why does your chosen name in Hebrew directly reference Biblical characters who were raped or seduced family members/a goy?
Tamar: 2 Tamars in the bible. First Tamar was the daughter in law of Yehuda. After two of his sons died right after marrying Tamar (pussy was that trash), she dressed up as a prostitute and tricked him into fucking her, having him nut inside, then disappear in order to have his babies. Once she was confirmed pregnant, she confronted him and he had to raise the kids. The only good thing that came out of it was that one of the babies was the ancestor of King David. Second Tamar was King David's daughter who was tricked into entering her half brother's room and was violently raped. She begged him to marry her in order to preserve her honor but he left her crying on his floor.
Yael: Convert who saw that the Philistine general Sisera was escaping a battle with the Israelites. She offered to hide him in her tent, gave him food, fucked him (she was married btw), and then while Sisera was sleeping, she hammered a tent stake into his skull, killing him instantly.
Yael also refers to this:
Bat Yah: Female Converts are either referred to by Bat Sara or by Bat (their mother's name), There's no one who is the literal child of God so you wouldn't use it. Hashem is genderless, why are you referring to Hashem in the feminine?
Why would a feminist name herself after women who were raped/tricked men sexually for their own benefit. esp when so many positive female role models exist in the Torah? This is doubly strange considering the Jewish custom of naming yourself/your children after people who exemplify qualities that you personally want to have.
One last thing: Goy is singular, goyim is multiple. Stop mixing up the two. Deadpool is a goy, not a goyim and the people of this thread are goyim, not "goy" used in the sense of meaning multiple.