What's your thoughts on the feminine and masculine?
Do you believe certain things are for men - and certain things for women? Or we're all individuals - xy, xx irrelevant?
Do you see men should be men - and women, women?
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I think Men should be Men, when I want them to be, and not when I don't.........but I am a Woman...
It doesn't really matter.
Originally Posted by slimfern:
I see everyone as an individual with their own capabilities physically & mentally...
That's what I think too, really. Just been thinking just now about it. I come across people from time to time of definitely not elderly generations and some of the gender prescriptiveness is frankly silly (to me). More 'old fashioned' than my grandparents. And they're all deed.
I had an egg Mayo role y'day î
Gender being a social construct, I believe that there are as many genders as there are people.
I am the same as Slim. I think that everyone is capable of anything. There are some things that I cannot do, for example change a car tyre, because I do not have the physical strength. But I am sure that there are men out there who do not either.
Yeah, I guess I just get surprised when people my own generation or younger come out with such daftly sexist attitudes. Flummoxes me really. Most confusing! 
I guess, yes.
One hopes for reinvention though in changing environments. P'raps not.
From what I've heard of Major Changes I'm not sure I'm keen on his arrival. 
Originally Posted by Antiope:
From what I've heard of Major Changes I'm not sure I'm keen on his arrival.
He's on holiday with PC Gonemad, at the moment, but he will return. 
I believe men should be men and women should be women for practical reasons. The thought of a man breast-feeding disturbs me somewhat.
Originally Posted by Issy:
I am the same as Slim. I think that everyone is capable of anything. There are some things that I cannot do, for example change a car tyre, because I do not have the physical strength. But I am sure that there are men out there who do not either.
If you can stand on a socket spanner, you can change a tyre.
Originally Posted by Prometheus:
I believe men should be men and women should be women for practical reasons. The thought of a man breast-feeding disturbs me somewhat.
Can see where you're coming from Prom...
Walking round with my hands down me pants would take some getting used to I guess!
Pah! I thought someone was offering parts in a porno 
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:
Originally Posted by Issy:
I am the same as Slim. I think that everyone is capable of anything. There are some things that I cannot do, for example change a car tyre, because I do not have the physical strength. But I am sure that there are men out there who do not either.
If you can stand on a socket spanner, you can change a tyre.
I don't know what one of those are
I prefer being on top, I hope that answers your question.
Originally Posted by Issy:
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:
If you can stand on a socket spanner, you can change a tyre.
I don't know what one of those are
It's the long thing that you manipulate, to loosen the nuts.
Originally Posted by Prometheus:
The thought of a man breast-feeding disturbs me somewhat.
The thought of a man with breasts distubs me..
<shrug>ïŧŋ
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:
Originally Posted by Issy:
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:
If you can stand on a socket spanner, you can change a tyre.
I don't know what one of those are
It's the long thing that you manipulate, to loosen the nuts.
Why would you stand on one?
Originally Posted by Issy:
Why would you stand on one?
To loosen the nuts!
A bit of oil can help, if you have problems.
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:
Originally Posted by Issy:
Why would you stand on one?
To loosen the nuts!
A bit of oil can help, if you have problems.
Right okay, I have it.
With tight nuts you have to stand on them using lubrication....
Originally Posted by Issy:
Right okay, I have it.
With tight nuts you have to stand on them using lubrication....
No, no, don't stand on the nuts!!
Try manipulating them with the long thing (spanner) and if they won't budge, stand on the long thing, to force them loose.
Always loosen your nuts before jacking off up.
it's a man's job to put out the bins....true fax
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:
Originally Posted by Issy:
Right okay, I have it.
With tight nuts you have to stand on them using lubrication....
No, no, don't stand on the nuts!!
Try manipulating them with the long thing (spanner) and if they won't budge, stand on the long thing, to force them loose.
Always loosen your nuts before jacking off up.
It took me 3 hours doing just that a couple of weeks ago, i stood on them, hacksawed them, hit them with a mallet , they were not coming off!
I eventually got them undone with a stanley knife..The wonders of a stanley knife
The results of my handy work are on facebook.
Originally Posted by Supercalifragilistic:
it's a man's job to put out the bins....true fax
indeed! I've lived in this house for six years and I've put the bin out once. I live on my own too.... but hell.. the 74 year old downstairs needs the exercise and the 86 year old over the street takes the bins in for the whole street.
I sound like I live in Cocoon eh......
Originally Posted by Eve Evelyn:
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:
Originally Posted by Issy:
Right okay, I have it.
With tight nuts you have to stand on them using lubrication....
No, no, don't stand on the nuts!!
Try manipulating them with the long thing (spanner) and if they won't budge, stand on the long thing, to force them loose.
Always loosen your nuts before jacking off up.
It took me 3 hours doing just that a couple of weeks ago, i stood on them, hacksawed them, hit them with a mallet , they were not coming off!
I eventually got them undone with a stanley knife..The wonders of a stanley knife
The results of my handy work are on facebook.
*thanks the lord for the free breakdown service she has with the RAC as part of her insurance package...*
When I gaze out at my overgrown lawn and watch all the male neighbours mowing theirs I do believe here's a place for gender stereotyping ... now I just need to find a bloke with a grass cutting fetish.
Originally Posted by Cariad:
When I gaze out at my overgrown lawn and watch all the male neighbours mowing theirs I do believe here's a place for gender stereotyping ... now I just need to find a bloke with a grass cutting fetish.
is he called Bob?
Oh....edit, I hate it when people post stuff I don't 'get' sooo......that was a ref to Vagina Monologues
Originally Posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Originally Posted by Cariad:
When I gaze out at my overgrown lawn and watch all the male neighbours mowing theirs I do believe here's a place for gender stereotyping ... now I just need to find a bloke with a grass cutting fetish.
is he called Bob?
Oh....edit, I hate it when people post stuff I don't 'get' sooo......that was a ref to Vagina Monologues
I always thought Bob was a bit weird.
Actually that's possibly the worst possible name I could ever imagine being lumbered with - again.
Diana Dors once said:
"Men and women shouldn't live together, they
are totally different animals."
I do keep trying to get Mr Cinds to take the role of either the 'Rum Tum Tugger' or a 'mean man wearing leather gloves' during sex, but he still isn't playing 
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I hate people getting all PC, Woman should generally do the cooking and Men the DIY and heavy duty work. Why because in general each gender is better in those respective roles. It doesn't mean I wouldn't cut the grass or my boyfriend wouldn't cook me a meal now and again just generally.