dear jess,
its true.
there is so much of pressure living without that organ in between our legs.
you would think im crude. and i would have just made my first point.
ive come a long way from being a female equAL rights person to simply just wondering how i became a female. ive done my fair share of male bashing and this is definitely not one of them.
there is so much pressure just because my organs look different. not only do we have to live up to the expectations of men that we need to look 'presentable' if not hot, we need to pretend that we havent dated too many men before you; when we drive a car at night we need to be extra cautious, we need to be saved, protected and at the same time look after your ego's whilst remaining pretty and pure.
we need to bear your child and at the same time loose the baby fat.
when we travel alone we need to worry about getting raped and robbed or followed and stalked. you just need to worry about where to get the cheapest beer.
when we follow our desires its selfish, when you do, its honourable and inspiring.
when we listen to you talk, we nod and support despite thinking its selfish, when we talk, we get written out as being emotional and irrational.
see, i get it that we are different. i just cant stand it.
all because of an extra flesh..
And no, im not gonna apologise for being "crude."
yours,
jess
1 comment:
I dont know what to say...
You are right, to a very large extent. I guess we males misused our position and became pricks in the process. I have a feeling that the male-decline has started, though very slowly. Just look at the ratio of female:male in local varsities and you'll get what I mean.
Man... males are real sorry asses.
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