Weapons of Moist Disruption is a speculative pieces that transform hormonal grief into an atmospheric mechanism of political resistance. Drawing on olfactory neuroscience research from the Weizmann Institute, which demonstrates that emotional tears reduce testosterone levels by up to 15%, this work introduces scent as a tool for disrupting legislative environments that govern bodily autonomy. Sculptural humidifiers release a synthetic analogue of human tears into imagined courtrooms, assembly halls, and bureaucratic spaces, diffusing a vapor of hormonal interference. The project emerges from lived experiences of reproductive survival and responds to the legal reversal of Roe v. Wade. Grief becomes aerosol; mourning becomes method. Rather than weaponizing sound or spectacle, this work channels tenderness as a neurochemical technology of disruption. It proposes a new tools for resistance, molecular, affective, and quietly insurgent to seep feminist autonomy back into the atmosphere.