This research explores how co-design and speculative design can empower individuals assigned female at birth (AFAB) to envision their own sexual and reproductive futures, especially in a sociopolitical climate where reproductive autonomy is under threat. By centering voices often marginalized in design discourse, the project facilitates imaginative agency through collaborative, future-facing design methods. It challenges industrial design to engage more deeply with intimate, overlooked domains and expand its ethical and cultural relevance. Aligned with the theme “Where Legacy Meets Future,” the work invites designers to consider who is shaping the future—and whose futures are still waiting to be imagined.