Comments | pushyouaround: i am PISSED!

pushyouaround

i am PISSED!

Feb 11, 2004 11:56

NO FUCKING WAY.

now i intended to write something else today about this article that i found in a local paper but this goes WAY beyond anything. i can't even think i'm so upset.

visit here please http://www.livejournal.com/users/pushyouaround/30554.html?thread=181594#t181594 and then ask me why the HELL did i add conservative shovinistic FUCKS ( Read more... )

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xheartlikeagun February 11 2004, 17:09:08 UTC

i knew i didn't like that kid. what a dick.

Re: pushyouaround February 11 2004, 17:22:46 UTC

yeah i'm starting to notice that too. now more than ever...

i'm thinking about going friends only.

what you think, yo?

Re: xheartlikeagun February 11 2004, 20:57:06 UTC

i say do it. i made mine friends only about a year ago and never looked back.

therainqueen February 11 2004, 17:14:11 UTC

Ugh, what a retard.
Although it is proven that men in general have higher muscle mass, this in no way guarantees that they're any better at task-solving or heavy labor.
Now, excuse me, I have to go put a pot roast in the oven before my hubby gets home and wants his pipe, slippers, and hard liquor on the rocks. :)

pushyouaround February 11 2004, 17:21:45 UTC

oh...what a lovely evening? hopefully he likes his roast enough so that he won't beat you and then apologize in hopes for a hole to still his dick [excuse me]...quivering member into.

just because we are different doesn't mean we don't deserve equality. it is our right as human beings.

therainqueen February 11 2004, 17:26:04 UTC

My goal is to please my man! <3

But yeah, I couldn't agree more.

Re: xpuella8x February 12 2004, 18:26:29 UTC

in fact, there is a continuum of the sexes. many scientists have held on to the belief that sex is dichotomous, meaning only male and female. people who are intersexed (meaning a man who has the gonads, but genitalia of a woman, vice versa, and true hermaphrodites) are born 1 out of every 1000 births. this proves that men and women are not so different as it has been argued in the past. people don't like to talk about intersexed people because it makes them question their own gender identity and anything to do with sex in our culture is mostly a taboo topic. people, like your misguided friend, are blind to the facts in order to fulfill their own personal agenda. he pointed out that women who don't accept the fact that men and women are different are insecure and sad, but the truth is that he is the sad one for not opening up his eyes and recognizing that society and even science makes mistakes and consciously lies in order to fulfill their own agendas as well. as for his comment about doing research, i have done it, a lot in fact. i ( ... )

greensery February 11 2004, 17:50:10 UTC

Sad thing. I know how it feels like when a friend is revealed to be something else, you know... nasty.

Re: pushyouaround February 11 2004, 18:09:46 UTC

yeah. once i get past the first reaction of being pissed, i'm rather mournful.

theangstmonkey February 11 2004, 20:17:19 UTC

O.o

now you see why my journal is friends only.

cold_hands February 11 2004, 20:36:04 UTC

what is wrong with a woman being a housewife?

pushyouaround February 11 2004, 20:54:59 UTC

i have no problem with a women's choice to be a housewife. not at all. it is simply when she is shown as only this that within certain products of advertising is when i get upset.

women are not being properly represented in the media. they stand for 47% of this contries workforce so then why do we see her mostly in the kitchen and then off to a stereotypical women job.

cold_hands February 12 2004, 09:09:53 UTC

most commercials on tv are cliche or directed towards a certain market. Women with shopping and housework is just one of them. Old people on medicare is another. Men working on cars and drinking beer is another. And so on. If you think about most commercials they are trying to sell a product and they target the most popular consumer relative to that product. Stereotypes. Blah.

Re: rosiexriveter February 11 2004, 21:00:13 UTC

i know this question was meant for rach, but i felt compelled to answer too. there is nothing wrong with a parent staying home to take care of a child and the house- if you are lucky enough to be in that small percentage of people who can afford to do so. but it doesn't always have to be the woman. men CAN contrary to popular belief, take care of the house and kids. but no parent should have this as their only outlet because you could quite possibly a)stick your head in the oven b) be way overprotective and somewhat insane or c) try to live vicariously through your children and be horribly dissapointed when you realize that they don't always want to live out your dreams for you.