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It’s always “reassuring” to hear that some spoiled Westerner is “roughing it” and returning to the luxurious and free West to brag about her exploits to her arm-chaired friends.
Pathetic.
Sorta like those “journalists/war correspondents” in Nam, who never left (and filed their stories) the bar(s).
My bet is most of these self-appointed journalist/experts never get beyond the wire.
The word, feminist, always conjures up the big old blue box of kotex pads that my mom and I aways tried to hide from the sight of my Dad and my snickering brothers. Mom called it feminine protection.
For this reason (and a few more reasons) I prefer calling the marching, squawking, jack boot feminists “woman’s libbers”. I never cared about them or their issues as I always loved being female. Being of Scottish descent, women in my family were always considered fully human – ‘reaping what we sowed’, as a human, going through life.
It’s always “reassuring” to hear that some spoiled Westerner is “roughing it” and returning to the luxurious and free West to brag about her exploits to her arm-chaired friends.
Pathetic.
Sorta like those “journalists/war correspondents” in Nam, who never left (and filed their stories) the bar(s).
My bet is most of these self-appointed journalist/experts never get beyond the wire.
The word, feminist, always conjures up the big old blue box of kotex pads that my mom and I aways tried to hide from the sight of my Dad and my snickering brothers. Mom called it feminine protection.
For this reason (and a few more reasons) I prefer calling the marching, squawking, jack boot feminists “woman’s libbers”. I never cared about them or their issues as I always loved being female. Being of Scottish descent, women in my family were always considered fully human – ‘reaping what we sowed’, as a human, going through life.