They have to know what it means. You don't think they at least googled their future business name, before changing it? I think they don't care, though. Not enough people know what 'xe' is for it to matter. (posted to Hey Blackwater, you've got a gender-neutral pronoun for a name!)
AGREED. Men need more politeness expected of them in public. Women don't need to go around burping and farting and being disgusting to have rudeness-equality. Yuck. (posted to Acting "Ladylike"?)
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I wear a bra to work or if I'm wearing white but that's all, really. I'm only a B cup though so it doesn't matter unless I'm jumping around LOL. Do you need a bra with breast implants? I heard (posted to Bras: Yea or Nay?)
That's always the way, eh... I learned nothing in university, and in the year since I left I've learned 1000000000000000000 useful things. Oh, to the OP - If you want to go back to school, don't put it off indefinitely. (posted to I Have a Confession to Make...)
as for the words, i think it depends on context, both of who is using the word and what the situation is. plus, everybody kind of uses words different ways. i've occasionally heard people use 'feminine' mostly to discuss fashion (posted to "A rose by any other name..."?)
What's the issue? I found this post to be very much akin to the "Unpacking the Knapsack of Privilege" posts. Kinksters are constantly having these kinds of questions put to them with nary a second thought. It's annoying, condescending and (posted to We've Examined. Now It's Your Turn.)
OK folks, is this Pro-Choice Day of Awareness a go? Several people on my Facebook friends list have posted the anti-choice day of silence thing, and I'm feeling quite alone and unsupported. We need to show solidarity! (posted to Pro-Choice Day of Awareness)
>>"I don't think of legs as being sexual. Today, kids are allowed to wear shorts that expose their legs, so our society has moved from sexualizing legs in a taboo kind of way." Era, You personally may not think of (posted to My Short Skirt)
I'm male and I find cunnilingus a serious turn-on but yes, I am sort of ashamed to admit it. I'm a bit bashful in general, but I find that in particular quite difficult/embarrassing to express. For instance, I would feel (posted to Are blowjobs "anti-feminist?")
