andyhinch
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Have you ever thought they might not like it ? About 30% of my friends are women, must admit I can be overly protective at times tbh.
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Social conservatism
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dawlish dave
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But is OK to call me a FOC for posting on Bluemoon,It’s not Victorian to realise men and women should be treated differently.
it's not necessarily just you, my wife hankers after a gentlemanly world and hates my sudden eruptions of foul mouthed invective (refs, var, bojo)Of course you should speak to a woman differently at a bar.
Might just be me but I’ve been brought up not to swear in front of women, not to swear at them, not to threaten them if they’re being out of line.
All these things I would do to a man that had crossed the line or I was joking with.
Again, might just be me but I wouldn’t say the f or c word with a lady present.
I was, however, privileged to have grown up with a progressive father, successful mother and 3 wonderful sisters who would, quite rightly, rip the arse out of me if I attempted to tell them how they should live their life or what to do with their bodies,
andyhinch
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It smacks of mock outrage without addressing the real problemBut is OK to call me a FOC for posting on Bluemoon,
andyhinch
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What, let them think for themselves ? who knows where that could lead, they’ll be the bread winner next and I might have to do the dishes, some might even go to football and call the ref a ****, that’s my job.it's not necessarily just you, my wife hankers after a gentlemanly world and hates my sudden eruptions of foul mouthed invective (refs, var, bojo)
I was, however, privileged to have grown up with a progressive father, successful mother and 3 wonderful sisters who would, quite rightly, rip the arse out of me if I attempted to tell them how they should live their life or what to do with their bodies,
idahoblues
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What about the BJ’s ?What, let them think for themselves ? who knows where that could lead, they’ll be the bread winner next and I might have to do the dishes, some might even go to football and call the ref a ****, that’s my job.
I'd add to that by saying that patronising bullshit is offensive, no matter what gender you are, showing care for another isn't. No dig at you btw.Have you ever thought they might not like it ? About 30% of my friends are women, must admit I can be overly protective at times tbh.
andyhinch
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It’s a nice offer can I get back to you ?What about the BJ’s ?
andyhinch
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Hope it didn’t come across that way, know a lot of strong women, they wouldn’t thank me for treating them like the little lady, I’d probably get kicked in the balls.I'd add to that by saying that patronising bullshit is offensive, no matter what gender you are, showing care for another isn't. No dig at you btw.
Its our duty to protect these fragile flowers from ideas, concepts and, heaven forfend, bad words.What, let them think for themselves ? who knows where that could lead, they’ll be the bread winner next and I might have to do the dishes, some might even go to football and call the ref a ****, that’s my job.
My big Sis (gone now) once told me I was a **** for trying to walk her home when she was pissed...
As I'm on my last Penderyn of the evening, a valentines gift from my silly little vixen (she'd piss herself at that) I'll bow out for now from this with the first sentence I came in with:
"Don't get the desire to impose on others values derived from received wisdoms."
and to clarify I meant all religions.