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History of Feminism

LakeArenal

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1. Just looks like Cosmo geared to men to me.

Reply to Kali (Original post)

Sun Jul 2, 2017, 02:22 PM

Jul 2017

I know a few men who should try to find the art in being a man.

I only checked the Art of Manliness. It talks about a range of things like starting a fire and holding a baby.

Most of the skills most women should have as well. I didn't see women mentioned in either a negative or positive way. I don't think I saw the word even though you say women are mentioned in the parking thing.

Hardly scientific research. I don't know if we should ever judge on a label or name. I knew Dick Gay, he wasn't. I knew Harry Ball, he wasn't a porn star.

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I have a question for serious feminists. Actually two questions. [View all] Kali Jul 2017 OP

Just looks like Cosmo geared to men to me. LakeArenal Jul 2017 #1

I'm not sure what makes a feminist "serious", but the site seems sexist to me. athena Jul 2017 #2

Some good points. Kali Jul 2017 #3

Thank you for your comments. athena Jul 2017 #4

Athena raises some good points, there is a very retro feel to the site... JHan Jul 2017 #5