Just like 50's housewives were supposed to be June Cleavers - Raise the children, be a great lover to your husband, have an immaculate home, join charity groups, and look fabulous.
It is a fact that thousands of women were driven to psychiatrists because of this ideal.
I understand what you mean - But like I said before, what if you have to work? I would like to be a full time homemaker, but if I want to eat and have a roof over mine and my fiancé's heads, I need an income. Living expenses are a lot higher than they were in the Golden Era.
I think the "quirkiness" of something like Lysol baths was actually a lack of knowledge. Just like those rubber band weight-loss contraptions, and the "Soda Pop Board."
As for pointed fingernails, those were a popular fashion around the 30's worn by Bette Davis and a few others. Past...
Yes, that is what I was trying to say - "You" in general. Thanks!
I agree! For this reason, I thinks its so very important, before entering a discussion, to go back and look at the fundamentals of the subject. Religions and -isms are built on ideas - The dogma is added later. The whole...
You have just made a statement supporting feminism - Being allowed to call the shots instead of being the "weaker" sex.
Thanks to feminism, letting other people call the shots for you is now a choice.
I think you are misinterpreting lack of money and high taxes as a feminist problem. The cost of living today is very high - Women who would like to stay home are often forced to work, or be put out in the streets. That is not a feminist cause, or even a choice, its purely economical.
PS. Not...
Exactly! I too share Amy Jeanne's dream, but if I ever want to buy a house with my sweetie to live the dream in, I must work. I'm just thankful to all the ladies way back when who rebelled when they did, so that we can have the choice to be housewives, or working women. Unfortunately modern...
See, to me this reads "fired up like a matchstick" and a "novel" to "berate" people.
One need not include a storm of emotions to express an argument (I say argument, not opinion. An opinion is what someone thinks, an argument is backed up with facts.)
Personally, I find discussions to be...
All these gorgeous brunettes in here - Wow! :eusa_clap
Analeibe, you remind me so much of Tallulah Bankhead. I'm just waiting for your picture to say "Dahhhh-ling" to me.
You can't compare their comfort wear to ours, really - It's the same as comparing their day wear. As said, they wore girdles, garter belts, stockings, and heels, so taking those off and wearing a cotton or jersey dress would be as comfortable to us as pyjamas.
Also, foundation garments are...
Okay!
I asked Kyle about calling female officers Sir: He said it was a US thing. I told him that, according to the Lounge ladies, it wasn't, and he said that when he went on an exercise to Fort Irwin (Khyber Thrust), the female officers were called Sir. He remembered it because it was...
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