Feminist, or hypocrite?

Jun 24, 2005 00:02

Trish is slowly improving. She won't be home on Monday as planned, but in a week or two she will be home where she belongs ( Read more... )

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ruth_lawrence June 23 2005, 14:27:55 UTC
I don't do coquette unless I actually am flirting with the man. I almost never cry , or simper, or give a man undue attention or praise.

This comes easily to me: my straight female relatives were/are not inclined to behave in such a way, and most of my male relatives hate it.

The first wave of feminism occured when my grandmothers, both dead at advanced ages, were girls. We have equality under the law.

I wasn't brought up to act like miss cute helpless, and saw no reason for me to take it up later.

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shadowitch June 25 2005, 12:57:22 UTC
I think your way is the more sensible, and the more defensible. I can't have my cake and eat it too - either I want equalty or I want to be coddled and cossetted.

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ruth_lawrence June 25 2005, 16:18:05 UTC
You can get the cuddling and cossetting with consenting adults you know :-)

It isn't my scene.

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ruth_lawrence June 25 2005, 16:18:39 UTC
I mean being cossetted. Because I was sick such a lot it only annoys me.

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