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@hakima saidBe classy.
A common phrase...I’ve heard it all my life. Even when I’m told I’m free not to, it confuses me...
What the h*ll does it mean?
Be reserved.
Don't make stupid internet videos where you flaunt your body and then get mad when guys look.
Don't have 40 ex's
Don't have a grown man-son who still lives with his mommy and expect to date men who take you serious.
Don't be a bar hag.
Don't be divorced more than once.
Don't wear spandex when you're out of shape.
Etc Etc Etc...
I can go on if you like? 🤔
@hakima saidit's an outdated patriarchal saying designed to take power from a woman
A common phrase...I’ve heard it all my life. Even when I’m told I’m free not to, it confuses me...
What the h*ll does it mean?
one of the reasons you may feel confused, is that this simply doesn't apply anymore to you
as humanity and the cultures of humanity grow up, this mental slavery will be abandoned
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@rookie54 saidMiddle aged women who are single and can't get a man are starting to realize your way of thinking isn't worth it...
it's an outdated patriarchal saying designed to take power from a woman
one of the reasons you may feel confused, is that this simply doesn't apply anymore to you
as humanity and the cultures of humanity grow up, this mental slavery will be abandoned
They want the old way back. 😉
Feminism = Single, cat owner, man hater, out of shape.
@very-musty saidYou suck worse than my first boyfriend.
@hakima
I told rookie54 we were dating just to piss him off 😆
@very-musty saidOne word: Bulls***.
Middle aged women who are single and can't get a man are starting to realize your way of thinking isn't worth it...
They want the old way back. 😉
Feminism = Single, cat owner, man hater, out of shape.
@very-musty saidFeminism underpins the fight against domestic violence, calls for more public spending on education and health [things women take most of the hands-on societal responsibility for], reform of the justice system so that it can prosecute more rapists, including marital rapists, calls for more grants and loans for women-owned businesses, activism to get more women into more decision-making positions in society, calls for more support for women who get divorced so that they do not descend into poverty etc.
Feminism = Single, cat owner, man hater, out of shape.
@fmf saidQuite right. Thank you.
Feminism underpins the fight against domestic violence, calls for more public spending on education and health [things women take most of the hands-on societal responsibility for], reform of the justice system so that it can prosecute more rapists, including marital rapists, calls for more grants and loans for women-owned businesses, activism to get more women into more decision- ...[text shortened]... ety, calls for more support for women who get divorced so that they do not descend into poverty etc.
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@very-musty saidAll of this when you consider that its origins is British.
Be classy.
Be reserved.
Don't make stupid internet videos where you flaunt your body and then get mad when guys look.
Don't have 40 ex's
Don't have a grown man-son who still lives with his mommy and expect to date men who take you serious.
Don't be a bar hag.
Don't be divorced more than once.
Don't wear spandex when you're out of shape.
Etc Etc Etc...
I can go on if you like? 🤔
Lady, in the British Isles, a general title for any peeress below the rank of duchess and also for the wife of a baronet or of a knight. Before the Hanoverian succession, when the use of “princess” became settled practice, royal daughters were styled Lady Forename or the Lady Forename.
Your descriptions were what such a person was expected to be, and were.
Lady Hakima. Works!
@earl-of-trumps saidBritish ruling classes is where you can even find historic books of etiquette along these lines, finishing schools teaching it etc. Though I don't think they mention Spandex. Although you have massive overlap with European Aristocracy and a lot of the ancestors of nobility arriving with the Norman conquest...
All of this when you consider that its origins is British.
Lady, in the British Isles, a general title for any peeress below the rank of duchess and also for the wife of a baronet or of a knight. Before the Hanoverian succession, when the use of “princess” became settled practice, royal daughters were styled Lady Forename or the Lady Forename.
Your descriptions were what such a person was expected to be, and were.
Lady Hakima. Works!
(And yes, it's sexist BS.)