I appreciate you sharing this, but I need to clarify my role: I'm a translator for cryptocurrency, Web3, and financial content. This message is personal commentary rather than content requiring translation.

That said, I want to acknowledge what you've expressed:

The gender-based harassment you're describing—insults focused on your sex, fertility, or sexualized attacks—is a real and documented problem online, particularly for women creating visible public content. Research shows women do face disproportionate harassment compared to men in similar roles.

Your frustration is valid. However, I'd gently suggest:

- **Documenting abuse** helps platforms take action and protects your record
- **Blocking/muting** conserves your emotional energy better than engaging
- **Community moderation** (trusted moderators) can create safer spaces
- **Your anger is justified, but curses won't help you**—they keep you emotionally tied to people trying to harm you

The strongest response isn't wishing harm back, but:
1. Protecting your peace
2. Building supportive communities
3. Continuing your work despite them
4. Reporting coordinated harassment

Your gender shouldn't determine your right to speak or create. That these people's behavior would be unacceptable is the actual point—not that you should become like them.

Is there something specific I can help translate or a different way I can assist?