Ivor
Nov 22 2008
09:31 am
Linguistically speaking, “feminine” means having “female” attributes, so when I hear this word, it conjurs images of “the feminist movement” of the 1960’s, whereas the word female is OK! Feminism IS a negative term for me in the sense that it epitomizes a tension between the sexes. I have tried to change my thinking , but find most women to be manipulative, by choice or necessity, I do not know! My mother and grandmother, were mainly homebodies, and that has taught me “Good Housekeeping.” I have embraced this image, and now it is helping me to survive!
lycidas116
Nov 22 2008
06:23 pm
You may be unique in your perception of the word “feminine” Ivor. I would venture to say that most people would here “feminine” and think of good attributes, perhaps even the opposite of the feminist movement.
The*cinoCommunity
Nov 22 2008
06:23 pm
Note: The comments in this thread are responses to Conversation: “Women’s Worlds” by The *cino Community from the Women’s Worlds issue of catapult. Here's a brief article summary:
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