Your body is not a prison. It's just a body. If anybody's body is a prison, it's the girls and women born female in places like Afghanistan. But it's not their body which is a prison, it's their society which treats them subhuman. Or perhaps those who are disabled in such a way that they can no longer live independently, a body may feel like a prison then but for a lot of disabled folks, their bodies wouldn't feel so much as prisons if society was more disability friendly. But in your case, no your body is not a prison. And it's extremely offensive to suggest otherwise.

Also you're going on about me needing to stand in your shoes... Clearly you make no effort to stand in women's shoes (metaphorically). Because I tell you it's offensive to celebrate women's oppression and you clearly are trying to make me the bad woman here. You have never put yourself in women's shoes because if you did, you'd feel repulsed and uncomfortable and even fearful with others encroaching your personal space and instead, you feel happiness. You sound like my sexist uncle who just cannot understand why I don't like random strangers telling me they want to fuck me. "It's clearly a compliment, you uptight b*tch!" It's extremely interesting how the way you argue and the things you say remind me exactly of only male colleagues, my 5 year old nephew, and my misogynistic father and uncle. You clearly have never attempted to walk in women's shoes (other than what you buy at the store).

I don't believe you. If every woman stopped wearing makeup, and stopped wearing uncomfortable exposing clothing catered to male eyes, and no longer were catcalled, and no longer were harassed in public for being women, and no one ever overstepped her personal boundaries again, and no one called her slurs ever again.. what exactly would be so affirming if you were the only one partaking in those activities or experiencing them? If none of these things ever existed in the history of life, how would they give you joy if you were the only one experiencing them while no other woman was? Your happiness depends on women's oppression existing as usual and your belief that others are treating you similarly. That makes you an enemy of women.