Bit of a long bow, Killarney :)

So ....... to be attracted to women, to enjoy being in their glorious presence, is actually to hate them, or hold them in contempt ? Peanut butter is actually strawberry jam ?

So how should one act if one actually likes women as friends, as companions, as work-mates ? Should one act as if one doesn't want anything to do with them ?

Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, Freud wrote: you should take his advice.

Joe

Killarney

I rejoiced in the term gynophiliac, suspecting I am one and applauded your smiting the god-botherers.

But I feel your theory is too exclusionist of us mere mortal men who like women for any number of reasons, usually complex and beyond dissembling.

Like Joe-Loudmouth I feel one can't be too doctrinaire because we 100% hunky-dory males would die out for lack of breeding.

Leaving only the knuckle-draggers like Sells and runner to populate the Earth, making it a Planet of the Apes.

And we wouldn't want that.

Regards

Pete

Plantagenet < "Leaving only the knuckle-draggers like Sells and runner to populate the Earth, making it a Planet of the Apes."

Oh my goodness NO! Save us girls from such a fate!

Killarney, I doubt Joe Loudmouth meant womenkind any harm, and I am sure many men do actually like women : )

As one of the OLO hated 'feminists', I can honestly say I really like men in general.
I just hate those who dislike all women....

Fear Not Susie

Being a cross between Mahatma Gandhi and Lord Flashheart* in my imagination - I'm at your service m'Lady.

* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Flashheart#Lord_Flashheart

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Dear Sells,

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You wrote:

« As far as the sexual revolution is concerned do you really think that letting women practice their sexuality in the same way as men was really a step forward ? »

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That is what is called a revealing question.

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loudmouth

Referring to women as God's 'perfect creations' and revelling in 'their glorious presence' does not indicate much respect for women as equals.

Putting women on a pedestal is just another form of sexism.

'Freud wrote: you should take his advice'

Thanks, but that guy was one helluva screwed-up dude when it came to women. He only ever had one word to describe them and that was 'hysterical'. He's the last person I would ever take advice from.