The pedestal of 'feminism' (Page 2)

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Pat8707 Follow
Xper 7 Age: 31

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It's a shame so many women who think like you either live far away or are taken 😢

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Anonymous
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I didn't know feminists had anything in common with prude traditional thinking women. Certainly interesting read.

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I guess so. but then if women thinhk BJs are degrading, it doesn't mean men are looking to put them down.

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Fantastic MyTake Kayla. A job very well done

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- kaylaS91
  
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  thankyou, glad you enjoyed and that I'm not alone in having such differing views from the modern 'feminism' movement. :)
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  If you are not considering graduate or even a ph. d in psychology I think you should. There is a fantastic and rare balance with you between common sense and your education. You'd make an exceptional addition to the field of psychology if that is what your passion lies.
  
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  *where
  
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- kaylaS91
  
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  @Anon1999
  oh my, thank-you! That's very kind. :)
  I am considering graduate school most like. Ph. d, not so much. I like school but not enough to remain in it into my 30's. I know I would like a job dealing with some sort of trauma therapy concerning sexual abuse or similar things though so need be, I'll do whatever it requires to get me there.
  
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- Opinion Owner
  
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  A masters degree will get you where you want to go. You are very welcome. I know we have chatted before but anyone that spends five minutes reading your comments or opinions can see you have a natural ability to relate to people and make them feel comfortable. If it is that clear via your written word then I am sure your professors have noticed it as well. You'd excel in trauma or sexual abuse therapy.
  
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Anonymous
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I prefer traditional women. I appreciate that your take was written respectfully, though.

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- kaylaS91
  
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  In your eyes, a traditional woman is what, exactly? One who expects a man to wait on her, hand and foot without any work on her part?
  
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Anonymous
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This woman knows what she's talking about.

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Xper 4 Age: 32

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YES!
you young missy will get chased by many men.

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Chris_Pratt Follow
Xper 4 Age: 47

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This take was genius, good job.

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Nathand Follow
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feminism sucks like girls who give BJ;s

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Xper 6 Age: 33

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Thank you.

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