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• I just don't see this as a fair comment at all. It seems like just another silencing method. Where are the safe spaces for all of the feminists, male or female, who don't agree with large aspects of your post?
  (posted to The Male Gaze and the Beauty of the Female Form)
• I sure hope so too. I was sick to my stomach after only a few lines of this gross manifesto. It doesn't read like satire to me but I sure hope it is. If she in anyone believes any of
  (posted to The Society for Cutting Up Men)
• I think alot of people are missing the major point of alot of these tests. It doesn't matter how relevant the subject matter is - what matters is can you LEARN something, remember, and do well on a test for
  (posted to Racism and Sexism in Standardized Testing)
• The only thing I don't understand and never will understand with items like this is why Kate Moss is a role model. I sure don't want my daughter to look up to people like her. I don't and never did.
  (posted to "Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels." - Kate Moss)
• I would echo this. Most people are probably attracted at least somewhat to both sexes, even those are purely heterosexual, yet they still only actually want to have sex and/or a relationship with one or the other. So instead of
  (posted to Am I *really* a lesbian?)

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• Furthermore, men are not encouraged to change their bodies in order to appeal to women. They take for granted that male bodies are not as attractive as female ones, but are only rarely encouraged to lose weight and never encouraged (posted to The Male Gaze and the Beauty of the Female Form)
• I actually know a few het men who crossdress. They do this, primarily, because they think women are so hot, they want to look like one. They're not transgendered, they're not gay, one is overweight and embarrassed to wear a (posted to The Male Gaze and the Beauty of the Female Form)
• i'm glad to see that these comments are, for the most part, so supportive of you finding our own identity and not people trying to find that label for you. it seems your family is doing the opposite. sometimes the (posted to Am I *really* a lesbian?)
• Well said (@ OP). The issue is that women are seen as objects, as entertainment for men. This is rape culture, isn't it? I don't think having male entertainment would address the issue. It's not the same with the sexes (posted to Military entertainment promoting rape?)
• I went through the same thing my second year of college. Although I came out as bisexual, not lesbian, I spent most of that year (and the next) wondering if the fact that I didn't have a strong attraction to (posted to Am I *really* a lesbian?)

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