feminism according to me...

Originally Posted by K

Personally, I hate femminism...

... and chauvenism...

... I prefer 'personalism'. Do what you want to do, be who you want to be, and never accept being labeled unless it is with your own name.

But, this goes hand in hand with letting others do the same, like it or not.

Im with You there K, have encouraged my kids to do what they were interested in not what they should be doing as a gender. Hope they take that forward in their lives.

im not what i would class as a lady. I ride bikes, take part in mauy thai kickboxing, used to drink pints (but I fall over now) but saying that when I go out I like to wear skirts. I love nice underwear. Not very good in heels but feel good when I do wear them. Ive not really had any bad experiences being a female biker but as soon as they hear Im a mum there are a few raised eyebrows. Its as if you have to stop all fun activities once you become a mum. its more tolerated a girl doing "boyish" activities than a boy doing "girlish" stuff. when my son was young he used to love playing with his sisters polly pocket toys, his dad went mad saying he would turn out gay!!!

I used to play with my sister barbi stuff - although mostly I liked to crash her barbi camper van down the stairs. I didn't turn out gay (que comments from the TVSF lot about my hair).

I think the divide between the sexes has been getting smaller in all aspects of life, although i accept there is still a certain amount of discrimination (positive and negative). A lot of girls I know DO conform to certain female stereotypes in some aspects, but in others are more masculine than me. Just be who you want I guess, no one with any sort of brain should look down or judge you for being happy with who you are!

Originally Posted by Ping

I love toilet humour and I can't help it.

No shame in that whatsoever, I can't imagine life with a 'clean' mind, how boring!!

Originally Posted by philbut

I used to play with my sister barbi stuff - although mostly I liked to crash her barbi camper van down the stairs. I didn't turn out gay (que comments from the TVSF lot about my hair).

I think the divide between the sexes has been getting smaller in all aspects of life, although i accept there is still a certain amount of discrimination (positive and negative). A lot of girls I know DO conform to certain female stereotypes in some aspects, but in others are more masculine than me. Just be who you want I guess, no one with any sort of brain should look down or judge you for being happy with who you are!

It is quite gay.