Re: A Question For Tomorrow

Posted by Marcus G. Daniels on
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There are "leadership positions" on this mailing list?!    Wow, there are two words that make me leave a party.

I became aware of some these cable shows staying with my uncle for a few days.   There are also the ones about plastic surgery.
It's incredible to imagine going under the knife to be attractive.   Being open-minded it makes sense as some protection from ageism.   I work out more for my mental health at this point, but I can see doing it for other practical reasons.   I bet many women are more practically-minded than vain when it comes to fitness -- it is just expected, even though it is isn't fair.

I don't think the sexism is just from men, but the overt stuff is mostly from men.  

On 5/1/19, 2:55 PM, "Friam on behalf of glen" <[hidden email] on behalf of [hidden email]> wrote:

    Yep. It is sexist. But lest we get confused, the sexists are men, not women. I'm pummeled on a daily basis for my ... [ahem] "sensitivity". On Twitch recently, some jerk gamer accused me of being a CASUAL just for saying I liked playing co-op games with Renee' ... the Texas analog for being called all sorts of names line "Nancy boy".
   
    I regularly come back to the idea that if women were the majority in leadership positions, our world would be a better place. I don't know if it's true. But we should give it a shot, including on this mailing list.
   
    On May 1, 2019 1:35:09 PM PDT, Marcus Daniels <[hidden email]> wrote:
    >A brief survey leads me to believe there are no non-satire Real
    >Husbands of X programs on cable.
    >This is completely sexist.   There ought to be a way for a middle-aged
    >man to get a stylist, a trainer, a wardrobe, a television program *and*
    >to have their partners (male or female) celebrate the investment.  
    >This should be the new mid-life crisis.  
    --
    glen
   
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