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History of Feminism

JDPriestly

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4. I'm a woman. I have always felt that people trust me.

Reply to seabeyond (Original post)

Sat Feb 8, 2014, 10:06 PM

Feb 2014

My children accuse me of being too honest and too law abiding. They kind of joke about it.

I guess my experience is not typical. Or do other DUers feel they are not trusted?

I've never wanted to be in an executive position in which I had to direct other people. I like working on my own projects or with others as a team, so I don't know about whether people would trust me to lead them. I don't think I make much of a leader. I don't enjoy it.

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How We Teach Our Kids That Women are Liars. [View all] seabeyond Feb 2014 OP

I'm glad you posted it here, too cinnabonbon Feb 2014 #1

thank you. i think. needs to be easy to find. seabeyond Feb 2014 #2

Exactly! I think the more information we have here cinnabonbon Feb 2014 #7

The Buybull is pretty anti-women, too. blkmusclmachine Feb 2014 #3

I'm a woman. I have always felt that people trust me. JDPriestly Feb 2014 #4

Sad but true, it is alive and well today. sheshe2 Feb 2014 #5

There was a "study" done... CSStrowbridge Feb 2014 #6

We need more of this ismnotwasm Feb 2014 #8

point thank you. and we will start with me. nt seabeyond Feb 2014 #9

And when we're not teaching them that women lie, JoeyT Feb 2014 #10