Showing posts with label nudity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nudity. Show all posts

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Keeping A Breast of Feminists

After suffering years of "major resentment" because women don't have equal rights to feel sunshine upon her chest,  a  Pittsfield Massachusetts woman collected 200 signatures to get a non-binding referendum question on the third Berkshire Disctrict November ballot:  rewriting the legal definition of nudity so that the same rules apply to both genders.





I actually didn't realize the state of Vermont lets women go shirtless, did you?

And you fellas were worried about Catholic women wearing pants!

In Katherine Gundelfinger’s view, women should have “equal access to sunshine.’’ That means being able to walk or bike shirtless through downtown, or bathe at Onota Lake wearing only a pair of bikini bottoms.
“Here I am, a grown woman, who can’t go for a swim and feel the sun on my chest and feel comfortable,’’ said Gundelfinger, 39

This is not just about the insensitivity to men.

How does a woman lose all sense of the beauty, sensuality and sexuality of her own breasts?

Feminists have let their own insecurities and resentments completely divest themselves of their own sexuality.

It is shocking.

Here's something I don't doubt for a minute:

"I’ve seen women more provocative fully clothed than I would be in just a pair of swim trunks."

There is certainly nothing attractive about an immodest woman with a big chip on her shoulder wearing nothing but men's swimming trunks.  Knock yourself out.

The dumbing down of American women by women is a hard thing to watch.

I honestly don't get the trajectory of women sitting home brooding about things men are naturally equipped to do.  

Isn't that how God and nature makes provisions for all of our needs?  Aren't we all given different treasures and talents and life is about weaving our diversity into a beautiful tapestry?

Patience, loyalty, humility,  modesty, selflessness, servitude, chastity, tenderness, empathy, nurturing and beauty are a woman's most cherished gifts.

Twisting them into weakness and inferiority to make life some kind of competitive race women have with men is such a waste, in so many ways.