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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

'How has the form of your child been culturally interpreted?'

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Bittermints · 14/01/2019 13:02

Can't really see it catching on, to be honest.

'How has the form of your child been culturally interpreted?'
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Pandamodium · 17/01/2019 09:08

Poppy my DD was early and had proper hairy shoulders. I used to call her my little spider monkey Blush

I wouldn't have a clue what they were wittering on about to be honest. I need an interpreter at the best of times. It's very "my little princess/handsome man" round my end I could see such wokeness getting said person a clout for implying little Mercedes* looked like a boy.

*not taking the piss, I'm common as shite and Mercedes is a family name.

Saisong · 17/01/2019 09:31

One of mine was nicknamed the 'bobbing turtle', and also had a (still has a bit) hairy back. No doubt I should have culturally interpreted them as a reptilian-simian hybrid.

I had another that was made entirely of cheese

CharlieParley · 17/01/2019 22:41

If she'd asked me that question, depending on just how sleep deprived I was, I'd have either walked away or asked her if she was taking the piss. Coz I honestly don't even understand that nonsense question. A newborn is the least culturally constructed of all human beings and its form is the most unadulterated it can be, straight out of the womb, freshly cooked as it were. What does go on in these gender-addled minds?

And that essay someone linked to is astonishing btw. If she was my student, I'd be tempted to mark it "Good effort, please see me next time you're struggling with the reading material."

Asides the other issues with the text (wordy, waffly, imprecise and smug) if you wanted to play TRA bingo, you'd probably get a full house (de Bouvoir, oblique reference to intersex, vagina-fetishism and so on).

What I couldn't figure out is whether she is deliberately misrepresenting the gender critical/radfem analysis of gender or whether she simply doesn't get it. In either case, it leads her to write an essay that keeps coming so close and staying yet so far from the truth. If it was more riveting or rousing, one could call it propaganda, but as it stands it's just an insipid, uninspiring whinge full of lies.

nojellybabies · 17/01/2019 22:55

“Oh KatherinaMinola, thank you! On a bad day, you have given me a much needed laugh, ya legend“

Seconded :)

nojellybabies · 17/01/2019 22:58

If you had to choose between the Bounty person and this person visiting you in hospital, which would you go for?

ErrolTheDragon · 17/01/2019 23:03

If you had to choose between the Bounty person and this person visiting you in hospital, which would you go for?

Both simultaneously, they'd probably spontaneously annihilate each other.

nojellybabies · 18/01/2019 12:27
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