The Feminism Project

RoqEL22 · #1 07-21-2009, 10:31 AM

I do not know if you all have noticed, but the idea of feminizing society is now in effect, as it has been for a long time. As I walk down the streets I see young folks my age, men to be exact, wearing tight pants and feminine looking clothing, not to say anything is wrong with it. Yet, when you start to see the very nature of males converting to the opposite pole, there is no doubt that men are losing their masculine orientation. Anyone have anything to add to this?

BlueAngel · #2 07-21-2009, 11:12 PM

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I do not know if you all have noticed, but the idea of feminizing society is now in effect, as it has been for a long time. As I walk down the streets I see young folks my age, men to be exact, wearing tight pants and feminine looking clothing, not to say anything is wrong with it. Yet, when you start to see the very nature of males converting to the opposite pole, there is no doubt that men are losing their masculine orientation. Anyone have anything to add to this?

They have silently been destroying the masculine role of the male population for a very long time which destroys the family which, in effect, destroys society.

RoqEL22 · #3 07-23-2009, 09:16 AM

I've noticed that as well, just not in the same context. If you were to view me passing you along the street, the majority of society would view my appearance as being a hoodlum, or a drug dealer probably because I wear all black, lol. I've also been told on numerous occasions that I look like i'm ready to whoop someone's @$$ by the way I walk, but that is only because I like to exercise my muscles while I walk and "consciously" move my arms as opposed to walking like a brainwashed drone. Though, if I were to wear tight pants and rainbow colored clothing and walk in a feminine way, people wouldn't cross the street as they see me coming. I find this to be extremely disturbing.

BlueAngel · #4 07-23-2009, 03:52 PM

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I've noticed that as well, just not in the same context. If you were to view me passing you along the street, the majority of society would view my appearance as being a hoodlum, or a drug dealer probably because I wear all black, lol. I've also been told on numerous occasions that I look like i'm ready to whoop someone's @$$ by the way I walk, but that is only because I like to exercise my muscles while I walk and "consciously" move my arms as opposed to walking like a brainwashed drone. Though, if I were to wear tight pants and rainbow colored clothing and walk in a feminine way, people wouldn't cross the street as they see me coming. I find this to be extremely disturbing.

Oh, yes.

I'm certain that if you were to wear tight pants and rainbow colored clothing and walk in a feminine way that people wouldn't cross the street as they saw you coming.

I truly think people could care less.

So, go ahead.

Wear those tight pants and rainbow colored clothing.

RoqEL22 · #5 07-23-2009, 04:05 PM

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Oh, yes.

I'm certain that if you were to wear tight pants and rainbow colored clothing and walk in a feminine way that people wouldn't cross the street as they saw you coming.

I truly think people could care less.

So, go ahead.

Wear those tight pants and rainbow colored clothing.

That would be the most knowledgeable approach, yet from my experience in this matter I can feel the fear of those individuals who emit it. This fear that I receive from these individuals used to harm me in a way because there was no-thing I could do to change it and I would adopt it because I feared placing fear into others. Now, its more of a transmutation thing as the individual is damaged by fear and is healed due to our encounter, and the others who turn and walk down a street they didn't even want to walk down damage themselves even more. These are my my war stories in the battle of the feminism movement.

BlueAngel · #6 07-23-2009, 05:13 PM

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That would be the most knowledgeable approach, yet from my experience in this matter I can feel the fear of those individuals who emit it. This fear that I receive from these individuals used to harm me in a way because there was no-thing I could do to change it and I would adopt it because I feared fearing others. Now, its more of a transmutation thing as the individual is damaged by fear and is healed due to our encounter, and the others who turn and walk down a street they didn't even want to walk down damage themselves even more. These are my my war stories in the battle of the feminism movement.

So, you're gay and you don't believe it's because of an inherent gene but due to the feminist movement?

RoqEL22 · #7 07-23-2009, 05:22 PM

[quote=BlueAngel;59918]So, you're gay and you don't believe it's because of an inherent gene but due to the feminist movement?[/quote]

lol, I do not know where you acquired that thought, as there were no references to me being gay at all, so I will view your comment as an ignorant assumption. What I was "Actually" stating was that those of the young generations who do not bow to this feminine energy are labeled as rebels, gangsters, or psychos, and that energy can be felt by those being labeled from yards away, even miles.

BlueAngel · #8 07-23-2009, 05:25 PM

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So, you're gay and you don't believe it's because of an inherent gene but due to the feminist movement?[/quote]

lol, I do not know where you acquired that thought, as there were no references to me being gay at all, so I will view your comment as an ignorant assumption. What I was "Actually" stating was that those of the young generations who do not bow to this feminine energy are labeled as rebels, gangsters, or psychos, and that energy can be felt by those being labeled from yards away, even miles.

You stated you were gay.

That's where I acquired that thought.

I will view your response as an ignorant assumption.

RoqEL22 · #9 07-23-2009, 05:28 PM

Lol, I am sorry if my words offended you, for ignorance is just not knowing. Please help me clear up my pending ignorance and show me where I stated that I was gay. I mean, I am pretty happy tho.

BlueAngel · #10 07-23-2009, 05:29 PM

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Lol, I am sorry if my words offended you, for ignorance is just not knowing. Please help me clear up my pending ignorance and show me where I stated that I was gay. I mean, I am pretty happy tho.

Your words didn't offend me.

Kindly re-read your post.

That ought to clear things up for you.