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You may not be able to walk in a clinic with a flat butt and
walk out with a huge one in a couple of hours, but at least you know it is a
natural process that starts taking effect in a short amount of time and is good
not just to get double takes but also good for your mind, body and soul. You've
come a long way, baby..." the television ad would say. Back in the 70's,
women were told we could have it all, do it all, be it all. We were told that
we could climb the corporate ladder, be a mother, have a successful marriage
and earn dollar for dollar as much as a man could. We now had "women's
rights." Along with those rights came the Pill. Apex Booty Sexual freedom. Now
we could have sex without as much fear of pregnancy. Indeed, we were equal to
men. Right? Or did we just make it easier for them to get laid without putting
out any effort? Along with those rights, we learned phrases like "Male
Chauvinist Pig" and set out to educate men that they could no longer
objectify us as women. Singer Helen Reddy belted out "I Am Woman, Hear Me
Roar." We stopped letting men open our doors, pay for our drinks and dinner
and insisted we could bring home the bacon AND fry it up in the pan. Along with
being "equal" we insisted that men look at us NOT as women...but as
equals. But are we equals, really? And how equal do we want to be? Personally,
I am not interested in being one of the boys. I like being a female. I like
being feminine. I like when a man is a real man. Biologically, we are not the
same as men. Men are still snipes and snails and puppy dog's tails, trucks,
guns and testosterone, and women are still sugar, spice, everything nice, lip
liner and lunch with the girls. Thank God we are not the same. I believe in
women's rights and I also believe women have a right to be treated with basic
human consideration and respect. Men deserve respect too, but personally I can't
respect a man who does not respect me. Is it any wonder why so many women
complain to me and each other they don't feel respected by men? How far have we
really come since the '70's? Let's see.... Women still earn less than a man
doing the same amount of work. We now work outside the home, come home
exhausted and work inside the home taking care of kids and hubby. If a husband
and wife divorce, her lifestyle decreases by 45% and his increases by 15%. The
men of the "future", i.e. TODAY were supposed to be caring guys who
were products of "an enlightened era" sensitized to our plight as
women. Men who, although no longer opened our doors, paid our way, respected us
as women, revered us as mothers and wives and girlfriends were still expected
to NOT OBJECTIFY AND DISRESPECT US. Well, guess what? Many of the men who are
supposed to be products of the moms and dads of the 70's...the so called
"enlightened men" are still objectifying women. I wish I had a dollar
for every time.
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