You over-generalize. There were certainly individuals in, let&#039;s say, the 70s, who attached their own views to feminism, and claimed that the hybrid <i>was</i> feminism. But these were just ornamentation to the main point, which is that women are human beings, just like men.
I knew lots of feminists &quot;of that era&quot;. By strict definition, I <i>was</i> one. I cannot think of a single one that was &quot;bizarrely anti-sex&quot;. Now, admittedly, some of them were anti-sex-with-me, but this struck me as an aesthetic choice, rather than a policy.
Memory is a bit hazy, this was my freshmen year, and I am 41 now...
But it had something to do with how women prefer a more circular approach to problems, rather than the male, linear approach of attacking and &quot;solving&quot; the problem.
It was like the &#039;70&#039;s feel good movement met pop-psychology and they had a monstrous bastard child.
He said &quot;derpsters&quot;...not Hipsters.
Valerie O&#039;Rear, BSN
BSN? Bullshit nutter?
I thought he was pretty engaging. Much better than whichever kung-fu movie he was a random villain in.
But what about al-Bundy?
Well, that will shorten the manned mission. Yay, GOP Science Committeers.
You over-generalize. There were certainly individuals in, let&#039;s say, the 70s, who attached their own views to feminism, and claimed that the hybrid <i>was</i> feminism. But these were just ornamentation to the main point, which is that women are human beings, just like men.
I knew lots of feminists &quot;of that era&quot;. By strict definition, I <i>was</i> one. I cannot think of a single one that was &quot;bizarrely anti-sex&quot;. Now, admittedly, some of them were anti-sex-with-me, but this struck me as an aesthetic choice, rather than a policy.
It&#039;s pronounced &quot;Luxury Yacht&quot;.
Do unto others first.
1. Marx 2. Lenin 3.?? 4. Profit
Needz moar sin (to be forgiven because Jeebus).
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Paranoia runs deep, er, derp.
Fuck me, she&#039;s an RN who made COLONEL in the AF Reserve.
It&#039;s probably good that we don&#039;t have any obvious military oppo.
AOT,K
Memory is a bit hazy, this was my freshmen year, and I am 41 now...
But it had something to do with how women prefer a more circular approach to problems, rather than the male, linear approach of attacking and &quot;solving&quot; the problem.
It was like the &#039;70&#039;s feel good movement met pop-psychology and they had a monstrous bastard child.
Is Valerie married to Jaime or Seymour?