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Don't patronise ladies who raunch : Comments
By Nina Funnell, published 26/2/2009Patronising and judgmental, the matrons in 'Ladette to Lady' obviously missed the memo on distasteful snobbery.
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Twenty years ago, you could tell a university educated woman, because she was not afraid to use the F word, and swear or get drunk. In the last twenty years, many more women are feeling free to express themselves in what was called colourful language. More power to them.
Our civilization is still dependant upon women, and it has been said that men are a breeding experiment conducted by women. If it were not for women, and the standards they expect from men, very little would be achieved. Love is an enormously strong motivating force, driving the housing industry, the fashion industry, and the creation of children. I once had a business that attracted eighty percent female clients, and it was fascinating to talk to them about their hopes and desires. Almost all of them wanted to meet a man who was fun, a great lover, with whom to spend the rest of their lives.
The very intelligent ones complained that as soon as a man realized they were more intelligent than he was, the last thing they saw of him was his derriere disappearing out the door. Alcohol has always been a way to cope with the realities that a person would rather not face. For some it is addictive. Girls and boys are very different, but in some ways the pressures are just as great on each.
Boys will be boys, and girls will be girls, and the way boys used to raunch around, forty years ago, is now being repeated by the ladies. The difference is simply that now it is in the open, instead of being hidden, and instead of parents turning a blind eye, its now in their face