Is it wrong to just want to be who I
am? To not be treated differently from any other girl my age just
because of who I love? To walk into the locker room and change for
conditioning without girls embarrassedly turning away? To be able
to go to school without hearing that another rumor was spread about
me? To just be myself? Is that too much to ask
for?
When I grow up I want to have
a son daughter and then
another daughter so that
my son daughter can beat up anyone boy who makes
my little girl cry.
Son,
you
throw
like
a girl
raised
in a
patriarchal
society
that
discourages
women
from
participating
in sports.
Parents
need
to be
more
excepting
of who
their
kids
are
and
less
concerned
about
what
society
thinks
they
should
be.
- Neil Patrick Harris
- Neil Patrick Harris
Oh I'm
sorry,
I didn't realise that liking One Direction had forbidden me
to like any other genre of music
I didn't realise that liking One Direction had forbidden me
to like any other genre of music
"Girls have
it so hard. We have to deal with
giving birth, having our periods, the possibility
of getting r.aped, shaving/waxing our legs, doing
our makeup, the possibility of breast cancer, etc."
Seriously?
1. men get r.aped too and I find it kind of disturbing
that the majority of people don't realize that.
2. men get breast cancer. It may be more rare,
but it is possible.
3. you don't *have* to do your makeup and shave/wax
your body hair, but even if you did, ever hear of drag queens?
They do all of that s.hit.
And that just leaves giving birth and menstruation
(and giving birth is optional.) So that's only two
things on that list, one if you don't count giving birth
because it's optional to have a baby, so I don't get
your point. There's things guys have to deal with
that girls don't as well. It's not a competition.
giving birth, having our periods, the possibility
of getting r.aped, shaving/waxing our legs, doing
our makeup, the possibility of breast cancer, etc."
Seriously?
1. men get r.aped too and I find it kind of disturbing
that the majority of people don't realize that.
2. men get breast cancer. It may be more rare,
but it is possible.
3. you don't *have* to do your makeup and shave/wax
your body hair, but even if you did, ever hear of drag queens?
They do all of that s.hit.
And that just leaves giving birth and menstruation
(and giving birth is optional.) So that's only two
things on that list, one if you don't count giving birth
because it's optional to have a baby, so I don't get
your point. There's things guys have to deal with
that girls don't as well. It's not a competition.
“I'm me and you're
you, and all of them out there are them. And
we're all so different and equally
unimportant.”
- Jenny Downham
- Jenny Downham
