The sexist campaign of AdopteUnMec! Feminization of our Society?

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by Christophe » 17/12/17, 13:15

For those who are on FB, this is where it happens:

: Mrgreen: : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen:

Not even afraid!!!
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by Remundo » 17/12/17, 21:56

feminists have led women to be emancipated and independent ... understand losing the natural protection of their Man (physical, material and financial), having little time to devote to their children, spending too much to leave them in daycare, and at the same time become little slaves of low-value jobs (everything is linked!).

But as long as they can shine in the debates ... they probably have more than that.
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by Lolounette » 18/12/17, 11:02

This is not my point of view: for me feminism has allowed women to have a choice : Wink:

After that, everyone is free to choose the system that suits them, even if it means staying at home raising their children if that's what they want (or wandering around in a swimsuit on TV if that makes them happy).
This choice has long been denied to us (and it still is in many places around the world) and for me it is the legacy that feminists have left us.

This right to choose is the top that you must not let go, never, whether you are a feminist or not (I am not! But I will not let go of it) ...

and the right to choose applies of course also to men: if they want to be a midwife or take a paternity leave of 2 years to stay at home with the children I would also fight with them!
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by Adrien (ex-nico239) » 18/12/17, 15:47

I agree it is the possibility of having the CHOICE that is essential and that this choice is respected ... and this is the case in tons of areas.
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by Christophe » 18/12/17, 16:15

Yes absolutely, what I retain from these exchanges is that judgment, invective and other assaults came from certain women ... what is their concern to be so aggressive? In short why so much hatred?

I just told a "basic" truth ...
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by Lolounette » 18/12/17, 16:38

is it really the truth or rather the way you feel things Christophe?
Personally, as a woman, my feelings are different. the statement “most women like to be watched” doesn't match me (and never matched me even younger) nor does my 22 year old daughter I spoke to yesterday.

On the contrary, being looked at can be experienced as an assault by certain women, it is neither pleasant nor sought after.
The aggressive reactions that you noticed may come from there: you guys will never have the reflex to make a detour to avoid going past a construction site, or to walk to the next bus stop because the one there are 3 guys who will harass you to have your 06, etc.

of course that may not seem like much and not very bad, besides between girls we say to ourselves "better than the opposite my great". But in the long run it is heavy.
Women like to be looked at when they chose it, and by whom they chose it. If it's their free choice to walk around in a bikini on TV (and it's my choice not to watch them!) Or do pole dance naked!

But often this look is once again something imposed on them: and frankly Christophe it is not particularly pleasant, so yes your awkwardly formulated assertion can make a little aggressive those who feel assaulted daily by the look of some ( especially on Facebook where the most weighted opinions are not expressed!) : Wink:
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by Christophe » 18/12/17, 17:27

Human nature is however thus made ...

Don't you like to please Is your daughter never going to go shopping? She never uses make-up?

If you have a child it is because you have seduced someone one day ... and this happened through a physical attraction and the "need" to please ...

Everyone likes, more or less, to please physically (but also morally), but I think that women like to please physically (a little? A lot?) More than men (who like them can be please more by their moral value for seduce ???) :)

Ok I admit: my mistake may have been to say that women show before men watch ...

But if we follow the path of light, bin we must show before seeing !! : Cheesy:


Another topical example ...how many Santa Claus undressed for how many Miss Claus in "undress" on the internet?
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by Remundo » 18/12/17, 17:35

it is in the spirit of the time to go against the nature of things.

By neglecting the side effects (or exceptions of all kinds), the man and the woman do not put the same things forward, and that for a long time. The woman will highlight her beauty, her size, but also her spirit often by sophisticated clothes (and behaviors!).

Man is more direct, in the display of his strength or his intelligence, his confidence, his power, or his way of leading a group.

This in both cases is normally with the common goal for a man and a woman to unite to generate offspring, and the various qualities that I have described are complementary and contribute to the success of such a project.

As for the outrageous exploitation of women's bodies for advertising purposes ... we're a bit fed up too, even the men! : Lol:
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by Adrien (ex-nico239) » 18/12/17, 18:25

Lolounette wrote:Personally, as a woman, my feelings are different. the statement "most women like to be looked at" doesn't match me (and never matched me even when I was younger) and doesn't match my 22 year old daughter with whom I talked about it yesterday either.

On the contrary, being looked at can be experienced as an assault by certain women, it is neither pleasant nor sought after.


This is typically a "rich" problem Image

We must talk to all those who die of loneliness (during Christmas time it's time) not to be loved and looked at, and who cry at night alone in front of their telly not to have this kind of problem ...
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by Lolounette » 18/12/17, 18:59

Christophe wrote:
If you have a child it is because you have seduced someone one day ... and this happened through a physical attraction and the "need" to please ...



because it was my choice to please a particular person at that time ...
and I reassure you there is not necessarily need to make up and dress in shorts for that : Wink:

but to be ogled out or even approached in an unpleasant way while you carry around your shopping bags, that you voluntarily dressed like a bag to be quiet and that you just want to take the bus to go home frankly guys it is heavy! try to become aware of it (well, I'm not generalizing, not all guys do that, of course ... there's also a lot of education in there ...)
No we don't like that, and yes there are some that it ends up making aggressive in the long run ...


Go for a ride in Quebec, the guys never do that ...
and I married one!
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