^Agreed. There is no better sex.
Personally, I'm all for feminism. The main thing that I don't understand is this whole thing that a woman with feminist ideas shouldn't wear make-up, or dress up nicely, or wear high heels lest she be called a 'hypocrite' or a 'sell-out' which...yeah, trust me, it happens. It's a huge hypocrisy in itself that a Feminist can call another woman a slut or something equally unpleasant because she likes to dress up (or, uh, down...), or flirt with men. Everyone should have the right to feel beautiful and confident about their body, miniskirt or no. :cute:
My belief is that everyone should have equal rights, and that includes women, men, lesbians, gays, bisexuals, pansexuals, coloured people, transsexuals and transgendered people. Everyone. When the Feminist movement is populated by people who believe women should be treated better than men, or that a woman shouldn't dress, act and live exactly the way she wants, it's a contradiction to itself.
I believe that women should be given the same opportunities as men when it 's comes to careers, and I disagree with whoever said that there shouldn't be females in the armed forces. It still seems to be this huge taboo, and there's this idea that all women in the armed forces are lesbians, which is totally, totally untrue, yet it's generally accepted that we can do other high-risk jobs like police work, fire-fighting, security work and positions in the emergency medical services.
Hmm.
Personally, I'm all for feminism. The main thing that I don't understand is this whole thing that a woman with feminist ideas shouldn't wear make-up, or dress up nicely, or wear high heels lest she be called a 'hypocrite' or a 'sell-out' which...yeah, trust me, it happens. It's a huge hypocrisy in itself that a Feminist can call another woman a slut or something equally unpleasant because she likes to dress up (or, uh, down...), or flirt with men. Everyone should have the right to feel beautiful and confident about their body, miniskirt or no. :cute:
My belief is that everyone should have equal rights, and that includes women, men, lesbians, gays, bisexuals, pansexuals, coloured people, transsexuals and transgendered people. Everyone. When the Feminist movement is populated by people who believe women should be treated better than men, or that a woman shouldn't dress, act and live exactly the way she wants, it's a contradiction to itself.
I believe that women should be given the same opportunities as men when it 's comes to careers, and I disagree with whoever said that there shouldn't be females in the armed forces. It still seems to be this huge taboo, and there's this idea that all women in the armed forces are lesbians, which is totally, totally untrue, yet it's generally accepted that we can do other high-risk jobs like police work, fire-fighting, security work and positions in the emergency medical services.
Hmm.
May 21st, 2008 at 01:38pm