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Turgon the Wise | Sarafinwë Turukáno ([info]turukano) wrote in [info]compass_network,
@ 2013-05-16 12:30:00

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Entry tags:!open, ~micha delmare

I am finding the differences between the treatment of men and women far more disturbing than I ever thought they would be. When I was a woman, I think that I was too used to the way I was treated to see clearly how internalized such things could be, and how deeply such things persist in our society.

So following from that thought, I should like to ask some questions. I think perhaps just one at a time, since there is much to think about and discuss about each.

So, to begin.

Would you consider a woman who works, of her own free will and with no pressure or compulsion, in a strip club to be equally respectable to, say, a teacher or a waitress? Please explain your answer either way.



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[info]brotherofdemons
2013-05-17 12:35 am UTC (link)
I'm not saying it is the correct outcome madam. Far from it.

Don't misunderstand me, I'm in favor of women's rights. I've even taken part in political protests in England demanding they receive the right to vote. But I see the world how it is even when I seek to change it.

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