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History of Feminism

libodem

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5. I liked it

Reply to seabeyond (Original post)

Wed Dec 11, 2013, 11:43 AM

Dec 2013

It was a poety reading. I like a guy who reads, who can hold a conversation, who knows some science and politics and union organizing.(and is a feminist)
I like the occasional spiritual guy if you can find one to talk to.
The mind is the turn on not the T&A. I think that is the message.

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Girls Who Read [View all] seabeyond Dec 2013 OP

"I'm not trying to call you a chauvinist, cause I know you're not alone in this" redqueen Dec 2013 #1

So gentle, so non-threatening to the hugely overblown egos of the audience. seabeyond Dec 2013 #2

That's the point sea - to silence women. redqueen Dec 2013 #3

YES... to ALL you say. yes yes yes yes yes. fuck...me. lol. nt seabeyond Dec 2013 #4

ok. so you tell me redq. cause i still cannot let this go. soiled school girl undies sold seabeyond Dec 2013 #6

Well not only is it of utmost importance that feminists' voices be silenced as much as possible redqueen Dec 2013 #7

I liked it libodem Dec 2013 #5

Passion. Wit. Dreams. Tuesday Afternoon Dec 2013 #8