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Why is Feminism a dirty word for some?
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Fembot indulging herself in femsplaining and men blaming.
Fortunately young women communicate and participate. Yay, makes for great sex! They have no need for feminist matrons telling them what and constantly giving them the bum's steer.
They are so unlike those 'lay back and its all men's fault' Boomer princesses.
But then again Suseonline, since you are forever going on about 'bum sex', anal sex, for women and you say from your previous Roman Catholic upbringing that rear entry (and resultant dribbling bottom syndrome) was de rigeur for RC women, doubtless the frozen 'starfish' is explained by the discomfort they suffered and their reasonable fear of harm and STIs.
Any wonder so many feminists are ex-Catholics. They are likely suffering from PTSD or Stockholm Syndrome. They need one-on-one counselling.
If feminists were at all interested in real, not fudged research, they may have learned that earlier. That it wasn't 'men' at all, just some of them and definitely their mothers for making them go to that RC church. Women WERE the strength, the backbone, of the RC Church and probably still are.