Najakcharmer -> RE: Women Who Dislike Dominant Women (10/10/2006 3:14:12 PM)
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ORIGINAL: starshineowned Has no issue's with Dominant women until the point they cross the line and try to act like Men or compare themselves equally to Men. Females are not equal to Men. Men are not equal to females. Were different for many reasons..the main one that sticks out is survival, and thankfully has carried us this far. That reason doesn't seem as needed these days as it once use to..but if all forget that reason..eventually it will come back to bite us in the ass. Well, what do you define as "acting like a man?" Back in the 1940's, if a woman wanted to wear pants instead of a skirt, play any kind of sports, climb a tree, shoot a gun, learn martial arts, work outside the home or have a life that didn't revolve around some guy, that would be frowned on as "acting like a man". In the 1800's, a woman who actually wanted to be literate would have been chided for "acting like a man". Sorry, but if "acting like a man" is defined by a society that wants to take away my right to live my life to its fullest, fuck that shit. I respect other people's right to live their life in the way that makes them happy and self-actualized, but the moment somebody tries to tell me that I can't do this or that or the other thing because that is "acting like a man", they have crossed a line. I have the right to live my life too, and I'm exercising it. If anyone tries to get in the way of me living my life or doing my job, there will be serious trouble. I do not tolerate people interfering in my life because they think I should be living it according to their moral standards. Gender isn't particularly relevant to performance in jobs that don't involve heavy physical work. So yes, I expect to be compared equally with men and women on the basis of my actual performance and my professional ability, not my gender. Terribly selfish of me, I suppose. Also, does this mean you think that gay, genderbent and transgendered people are somehow wrong or bad for being who they are?
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