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History of Feminism

seabeyond

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1. it allows them dominance and today there is not way they can get it besides storytelling.

Reply to ismnotwasm (Original post)

Wed Oct 9, 2013, 09:10 AM

Oct 2013

there just is not that much difference in us as humans. men cannot argue it, but they are fighting that reality hard. more than anything they need to have a definite, clear, blunt line of a difference between the sexes that are not there.

look at their definition of masculinity. strength, character. what? is that like a male thing? not really and very instulting to a woman suggesting it is a "man" thing. yet repeatedly the adjectives that define their masculinity are adjectives that are gender neutral.

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So someone explain to me [View all] ismnotwasm Oct 2013 OP

it allows them dominance and today there is not way they can get it besides storytelling. seabeyond Oct 2013 #1

Yep, nailed it. redqueen Oct 2013 #3

Which thread are you referring to? BainsBane Oct 2013 #2

All I gotta say is... MadrasT Oct 2013 #4

Edgar Rice Burroughs? You're being too kind. John Norman ('Chronicles of Gor') is more like it. nomorenomore08 Oct 2013 #5

LOL ismnotwasm Oct 2013 #6

Chronicles of Misogyny is more like it redqueen Oct 2013 #7