So, Washington University in St. Louis is presenting Phyllis Schlafly with a honorary doctrate. It wouldn't be my choice, but I'm not the one making it.
She did an interview with their school paper which makes for some interesting reading.
Phyllis Schlafly Interview What do you mean when you say, "Feminists want women to think that they can't
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Yes. Especially the part about choice, because she has obviously chosen to be a "career woman" whose career consists of telling US to stay home.
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Yes. It also assumes that the man will always want sex more than the woman will.
I find her quite distasteful as well.
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I think that the actual physical danger is less a threat than nagging. If she eventually says yes, then some guys are going to think it's okay to pressure or beg. Or he's going to nag about how she never wants sex.
I don't think it's good for either partner to feel they're owed anything. Now, if one partner never wants to have sex, then that is a problem that needs to be addressed, either medically or psychologically.
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When i was in HS (1989-93) a flyer circulated around school, giving 'warning signs' that you were dating a budding sexual predator. These are the ones that stuck in my mind:
"If a boy asks you out and you tell him NO, and he asks you again at a later date, HE IS A STALKER! ALERT THE AUTHORITIES!"
"If you are out with your boyfriend and he reaches to take your hand or 'steals' a kiss without asking your permission, HE IS A PREDATOR! SCREAM for the police!"
"ALWAYS alert the PROPER AUTHORITIES! Your mother is NO help! She has bound herself and you to a lifetime of sexual slavery, when she said 'I do' to your father. Your parents WILL NOT help you!"
Like I didn't already have enough reasons to be counting days until I could escape.
Music of the Moment: If A Broken Heart Could Kill by Keith Whitley
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Yikes. I think I'm glad I missed that period.
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