Feminism versus Feminity

Today I have time to edit, copy and paste some of my written stuff to my blog.

Is Feminism and Feminity incompatible? Anyone who ever read this, please let me know what your opinions is and try not to be bias...

As usual, I crave adventure, a challenge and sometimes I even like to throw a bone amongst the dogs just to see the smallest one running away with it...more like dragging it off on three legs.

The topic of discussion however, does not mean I voluntary want to become involved in a mean catfight, or open Pandoras Box unwittingly. It would rather be like walking with French poofter shoes on my feet on a rope above the Grand Canyon with the British army and Prince Harry waiting on the other side.

So, would anyone of you expect a feminist to be kind to men? To actually defend them at times? I've read about a feminist who went balistic against the girls bullying her boy child at school. Interesting.

What about women who like to be mates with the guys - let's not bring lesbianity into this - who wants to be declared equal to men?

The feminist or ordinary woman who despair of the brainless theory of Darwin that makes us out as out as inferior twits? That plainly boils down to looking for trouble, that one.. It makes me want to declare that women have something in common on the other hand, with your highness Freud apart from all other bull that he wrote. Remember the puppies and bells? We constantly have to apply repetitive treatment to our men just to get them to get it, understand, GET IT, do it, UNDERSTAND IT all...


Then there is the girl who TRY to out-drink a man at the pub just to show him a point or two (missing the point completely) and gets skunk drunk unlike her counterpart who nearly handle the little scene better than her.

Or the so-called feminist a-la sensual agrieved for thinking she missed out on something bitch who lures men to her bed, only to demote or fire them the very next day or week at work? I know, this sounds a tad bit too far-fetched, but who knows?

Laura Kipnes has the following to say about FEMINISM in her anti-monogamie polemic...

"The Things That Men Have And Women Want..." Is that so? Or what is it really about? What about feminism in the work-place, family, relationship or On the road for the matter?!

Strange as the Daily Thoughts sent to my personal email address always seem to send something that relates to something during my day-to-day activities/relationships.

Yesterday's rang like this:

"Women who seek to be equal with men lack ambition."

- Timothy Leary -