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Originally Posted by infinite monkey
... You just pop up to get snippy with someone who actually has something to say?
jill fucked up. She should've shown her ass then Flint would've respected her up and down the street. Though, having a personality and a mind of her own might trump that admiration.
Flint's selective outrage at the outrage is outrageous. OUTRAGEOUS!!!1!!
See, jill, some in the Cellar like the women to be SEEN and not HEARD.
as Dana said: ffs
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Wow. This is an excellent post and really has me re-thinking a LOT of my interaction and communication techniques/habits. I'm not saying this in relation to anyone in specific, but just how I, as a female raised largely in the 70's of Ameria, feel she MUST tailor/stifle herself to even be considered to be HEARD.
This was an ah - ha moment for me - one of many that I've recently had/been able to make a connection.
Thank you, Infinite Monkey. I feel a bit different today because of your post.
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"Shall I give you a kiss?" Peter asked and, jerking an acorn button off his coat, solemnly presented it to her.
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