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In search of romance (pg. 13)
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| jasmyn |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
^^^ and yes, the male body IS ugly, but I don't see what your point is. It's built for different uses. :p |
my point being that, men may be physically superior but there's more to life than being stronger than the opposite sex. there's beauty everywhere in the world around us, more specifically the female body.
that is all! ;) |
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| DigiNut |
| quote: | Originally posted by MysticStardust
yes buddy there is a lot of historical evidence that men were greatly opposed to feminism!!!! :rolleyes: Maybe YOU should brush up on your history...:rolleyes: |
Men AND women were BOTH opposed to feminism, as most people are generally opposed to any sort of radical political change. To depict men specifically as the reactionaries here is, well, incorrect.
This one:
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
| quote: | Originally posted by MysticStardust
wahahahahahahahah... you basically turned to my philosophy.... you now think girls are selfish bitches and i think guys are....:D score! i won!:haha: |
The difference between you and I is that I don't think this gives me the right to be selfish too. I still hold to certain principles regardless of whether or not other people appear to respect them.
I also know for a fact that I'm generalizing and that there are probably some decent people out there, just that by the time you catch onto the people who aren't so great, it's usually too late. :sadgreen: |
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| jasmyn |
| quote: | Originally posted by Orbax
ever run backwards through a cornfield?
sorry a lil Half Baked humor there.
well, one thing that is pretty cool is that we can do a pullup. ohhhh diss.
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wait, are you hot? |
i've run backwards through a cornfield many times ;)
so what if you can do a pull up? women can bear children and give life. oohhh disssss. ;)
i may be hot. ;)
thats for me to know ... :D
and what difference does it make whether i'm hot?! |
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| Silky Johnson |
The problem is not feminism, it's that feminism created gender role confusion amongst women. Sure they (I say "they" because that, I'm not a feminist) have equal rights, bring home the bacon, yaddayaddayadda, but traditional roles of women have been marred because of it. I guess I'm just old fashioned, I believe in 'traditional' male/female roles. I think feminism has ruined our society.
I do not wish to further elaborate or back up my statements because I am lazy. Eat me you feminist whores. |
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| DigiNut |
| quote: | Originally posted by jasmyn
my point being that, men may be physically superior but there's more to life than being stronger than the opposite sex. there's beauty everywhere in the world around us, more specifically the female body.
that is all! ;) |
Hmm, I see your point. I think when he said physical superiority, he meant physical strength specifically, but I could be wrong.
But yes, both versions of the human body have their good points... hehe |
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| Arbiter |
What is "romance" anyway? It seems a lot of different women have different opinions about what exactly constitutes "romance." In my experience, if a woman likes you, then almost anything you do is "romantic," but if a woman is starting to get bored with her relationship with you, then no matter what you do you aren't "romantic" enough.
It's just a meaningless rationalization for inherently irrational emotions if you ask me. But if someone could provide me with an objective standard for what constitutes "romance" and show how it applies to every woman, I'd be happy to change my opinion. |
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| MysticStardust |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
Men AND women were BOTH opposed to feminism, as most people are generally opposed to any sort of radical political change. To depict men specifically as the reactionaries here is, well, incorrect.
This one:
The difference between you and I is that I don't think this gives me the right to be selfish too. I still hold to certain principles regardless of whether or not other people appear to respect them.
I also know for a fact that I'm generalizing and that there are probably some decent people out there, just that by the time you catch onto the people who aren't so great, it's usually too late. :sadgreen: |
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like i said...bitter bitter bitter:rolleyes: :o Get over it:o I did:p |
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| jasmyn |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
But yes, both versions of the human body have their good points... hehe |
yes, yes they do! :D
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| DigiNut |
| quote: | Originally posted by MysticStardust
like i said...bitter bitter bitter:rolleyes: :o Get over it:o I did:p |
Umm, wouldn't that make *you* the bitter one, if I'm the one still sticking to my principles? *shrug* And stop using that goddamn rolleyes like you're all that and a bag of freakin' potato chips.
| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
The problem is not feminism, it's that feminism created gender role confusion amongst women. Sure they (I say "they" because that, I'm not a feminist) have equal rights, bring home the bacon, yaddayaddayadda, but traditional roles of women have been marred because of it. I guess I'm just old fashioned, I believe in 'traditional' male/female roles. I think feminism has ruined our society.
I do not wish to further elaborate or back up my statements because I am lazy. Eat me you feminist whores. |
You should join LAF.
Jasmyn, he wants to know if you're hot so he can PICS OR STFU you to death. :p |
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| Orbax |
| quote: | Originally posted by jasmyn
and what difference does it make whether i'm hot?! |
wether or not I pretend to agree. |
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| DigiNut |
| quote: | Originally posted by Arbiter
What is "romance" anyway? It seems a lot of different women have different opinions about what exactly constitutes "romance." In my experience, if a woman likes you, then almost anything you do is "romantic," but if a woman is starting to get bored with her relationship with you, then no matter what you do you aren't "romantic" enough.
It's just a meaningless rationalization for inherently irrational emotions if you ask me. But if someone could provide me with an objective standard for what constitutes "romance" and show how it applies to every woman, I'd be happy to change my opinion. |
Well, that's what sucks about feminism and how relationships have been "modernized" (read: destroyed). Back in the "old days" (i.e. my parents' days), there WAS an objective standard for romance, just as there were gender roles and standards for gentlemanly conduct. But now that the roles have disappeared, so have the standards, and women are now free to use terms like love and romance in a completely subjective sense to justify this totally irrational behaviour you speak of.
I suppose men would be free to (mis)use it that way too, but I just don't see it happening. |
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| jasmyn |
| quote: | Originally posted by Arbiter
What is "romance" anyway? It seems a lot of different women have different opinions about what exactly constitutes "romance." In my experience, if a woman likes you, then almost anything you do is "romantic," but if a woman is starting to get bored with her relationship with you, then no matter what you do you aren't "romantic" enough.
It's just a meaningless rationalization for inherently irrational emotions if you ask me. But if someone could provide me with an objective standard for what constitutes "romance" and show how it applies to every woman, I'd be happy to change my opinion. |
i don't think there is an objective standard for what constitutes as romance. every woman is different and every man is different, what they each want from a relationship and everything else in between is different. like i said before, its a matter of finding the right balance between the two people involved in the relationship. you just need to find someone who shares your view about what romance is and start from there. |
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