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CarolynWomen are not obligated to wear makeup or long hair, heels and skirts. They are not obligated to have plastic surgery to look feminine enough for the rightwing misogynists.
Thomas Brand@CStamp hey, if she doesn't do what she's told Melania will end up a neglected feature of a Trump golf course.
@Eggfreckles I don’t know why her children haven’t done anything. The poor woman would’ve been beside herself if she had known what that man would do to her for a tax break.
obscurestar@CStamp @Eggfreckles Poison fruit of the toxic tree. Also, they are too vapid to survive without daddy's money so they have to let him have his way with them until he's dead, just like his sicko father did to him.
Drey@CStamp @Eggfreckles -How true.
@CStamp @Eggfreckles - because they are cowards like him
Lstn2urmama 🇨🇦@Eggfreckles @CStamp
It's where THRUTH is hidden .. it took 12 people to handle that coffin when only needs 6..
Grass growing over to make all think nothing exists ..
It's where THRUTH is hidden .. it took 12 people to handle that coffin when only needs 6..
Grass growing over to make all think nothing exists ..
@Lstn2urmama @Eggfreckles @CStamp - No care to the only woman (Ivanka) that boosted his image. then dump her in a golg course for tax purposes.
@atlovato @Eggfreckles @CStamp
OH there is more my friend that we all have been allowed to know including the law ... if you know how a mobster wants loyalty...
some one was chosen to do some dirty work to get her money which she refused someone ... someone very close right under our noses ...someone who was too clean
Sordid Amok!@CStamp Are women obligated to shave their legs and/or armpits?
DDR@ddr Yep. Pink frilly stuff and lipstick is 100% societal, 0% to do with DNA or gender, and women get to choose if they want to play the game.
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Cassian@oftencalledcathy @ddr kids like sparkles. They can have colour preferences. Blue and pink for boys and girls, though, was arbitrarily decided by marketers. It almost went the other way. Girls are often put in pink since babyhood, though, so that does leave an imprint.
@CStamp @oftencalledcathy Sure. Could have got lucky on random chance, but... kids are profoundly receptive to signals from society at large about what they should wear.
Anyway, used to be switched I think - red for Mars, blue for Venus, and the pastel versions of each for babies.
@ddr @oftencalledcathy kids used to wear white dresses, which is why folk often mistake little boys in old photos for girls. The idea of gender colours meant stores could sell more kids clothes and, initially, pink was considered a passionate colour more suitable for boys. This only began in the 1900s and had nothing to do with children’s preferences. It was a thing adults put on kids, and since it begins at birth, it gets indoctrinated into kids just as a matter of being.
Magnus Ahltorp@oftencalledcathy @CStamp @ddr Kids like stuff. Then they discover what the environment thinks about them liking that stuff, and then they (almost always) hide away their preferences. Offhanded comments, subtle glances, teasing, ”jokingly” teasing, seeing other people being told off for liking it, etc.
@oftencalledcathy @ddr @CStamp I of course don’t know your daughter’s condition, but children pick up much more than we think. And if she enjoys compliments, she probably picks up on not getting them, and maybe also understands subtle disapproval.
It can be really small things, not even that an adult or fellow child disapproves themselves, but just that someone thinks ”what will the neighbours think” can be read in their voice, face, or gestures. Same goes for positive feedback.
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