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to think that women are stupid?

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lovebunny · 06/07/2012 05:57

elsewhere, there is a complaint about being unsupported when breastfeeding. this is a feminist issue - and the fault lies fairly and squarely at the feet of women.

i am astounded that after the battles fought in the seventies and eighties, women have allowed such regression.

look how stupid women are today. they have their bodies surgically adapted to men's fantasies - breasts enlarged, labia trimmed - they bleach their hair, tattoo their eyeliner and lipstick and have themselves spray-painted. they remove their pubic hair so they look like children for their (multiple) partners. if you read about it in a book on social anthropology you'd be horrified at the 'oppression' of women. but women think they are choosing this!

then they say 'oh, its not fair, no-one supports me when i'm breastfeeding'. too damn right they don't. because you and your compatriots have allowed everyone to see you as barbie dolls to use and abuse. they don't want to see you being women, being grown up, feeding your babies, that spoils the fantasy. you created this; live with it.

when you've finished screaming at me about your 'rights' to have your mons pubis decorated with fake jewels and to have your isabella piercing, organise yourselves.

wash your faces, let the fake tan fade, cut off your dyed hair and let it grow back naturally, so your babies can recognise the human being their genetic memory was expecting to find here. stay free from chemicals that mask your natural odours, so your babies can recognise you by smell. if people are pressurising you to 'go back to work' say, 'certainly. when this baby chooses to stop breastfeeding'. that gives you four to five years at home, maybe longer, when you are doing something no-one else can - being your babies' mothers.

the 'male' has been accepted as the 'norm' in society - so some early feminists wanted to be like men - some of that lingers. but feminists who believe in the strength and value of the female, have retreated into hiding. wake up! speak up! these are your daughters, sisters, aunts, even your mothers tarting themselves up and whoring themselves out to all and sundry trying to be 'wives and girlfriends'! they're too stupid to realise they've been conned!

educate your daughters. make them aware of political and societal manipulation. make women free - free from pressure to look a certain way, behave a certain way. free, in fact, to be women. free to want to eat without guilt, work, reproduce, raise children, form partnerships, find contentment and find peace of mind.

don't leave this to someone else. if strong women don't act to make the world a better place for women, no-one will. and in twenty years' time, i'll be reading 'oh, society doesn't support breast-feeding mothers'. again.

OP posts:
Hownoobrooncoo · 08/07/2012 18:05

Well keep us updated, in the name of scientific and anthropologic research.

catgirl1976 · 08/07/2012 18:30

Loving nowthen literally taking one (or two) for the team

Much appreciated Grin

garlicbutter · 08/07/2012 19:08

Joining the applause, Nowthen - with a tiny bit of envy Grin

Do they have to be exactly 25? Do you check?

PlentyOfPubeGardens · 08/07/2012 19:15

Will there be some sort of graph?

Tokamak · 08/07/2012 19:22

am fighting the encroaching normalisation of waxed ladybits by introducing 25 year old men to my bush.

As a long-term fan of bush and a hater of the Tesco Value Chicken look, may I congratulate you on your bold initiative. I believe EU funding may be available.

garlicbutter · 08/07/2012 19:25

the Tesco Value Chicken look

Grin YY! That's it exactly! Grin

Loving the EU grant for Nowthen's Natural Bush Familiarisation Programme.

Tokamak · 08/07/2012 19:26

Tokamak: Love you nickname

Ah, with a name like sciencelover, you were fairly certain to get it ;-)

Tokamak · 08/07/2012 19:35

EU grant for Nowthen's Natural Bush Familiarisation Programme.

Hmmm, she could probably get it on cultural/anthropological preservation grouds. All those thousands of years of evolution leading to that beautiful downward-pointing triangle with the visual cue of "Look! Here it is boys!" all gone in a generation.

A tragedy that needs averting IMHO.

NowThenWreck · 08/07/2012 19:50

25 or thereabouts seems to be my market garlicbutter-it hasn't been intentional...until now!
Although my control group seems to have dried up lately (no pun intended.)
Thanks Tokamak. I prefer Free Range too!

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