okay, am i unjustly classifying? maybe. on whom? which sex was i talking about? both.
a lot of men are prone towards sexual thoughts because they happen to be driven by the sex hormone, testosterone.
maybe i should have said extremist feminists. regardless, though, women have been in power longer than they realize.
http://www.progressiveu.org/020648-why-i-cant-write-about-a-platypus#com...
http://www.progressiveu.org/043458-ps-i-sincerely-apologize-all-platypus...
I would like to begin by pointing out that the inspiration for this in-depth look at the platypus was inspired by the blogs linked above.
I have always interpreted my empowerment to be able to act and live on the equal playing field of men. Yes as a woman, I have qualities much better than a man, and yet I find it empowering I have entitled myself to the same liberating activities of men. Equality is about choice.
Women and Men.
I've wanted to be a human rights activist my entire life, but it's a hard position to maintain. I'm of the opinion that most of us activists (or wannabes, for now) get very passionate about injustice of any sort, unnecessary conflict, physical and sexual mutilation, exploitation, poverty, and starvation, etc.
As some of you may of heard in the news lately there is a man( once a women) who is now pregnant and will give birth to a child. The story is that a beautiful women in hawaii who was a lesbian, but felt that deep down inside she was a man and began to take male hormones to deepen her voice, grow facial hair as that on a man and other things.
The Girls next door is my favorite show.
i recently saw an article on yahoo about a father and his daughter having a child. they had been estranged for almost 20 years and soon after they meet again, they have a child. there's a condition out there where you feel sexually attracted to a sibling or parent but its just plain creepy that this father fathered his own grandchild and the mother gave birth to her own sister.
