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	<title>Comments on: Where I Draw the Line on Equal Rights</title>
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		<title>By: Lara</title>
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		<dc:creator>Lara</dc:creator>
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		<description>Yay! Glad I could help inspire this post!

It&#039;s so true though. The statements that are thrown out there with a backend defense of &quot;feminism&quot; are sometimes quite absurd. They range, of course, but some are outrageous.

Now, take this all with whatever grain of your choice, but while I&#039;m pretty proud of the fact that I know I&#039;m capable of trekking an acre and a half with a 50lb bag of feed on each shoulder without falling, and doing it daily... I&#039;m also quite ecstatic when, as I said in the other discussion, I&#039;m in a girly dress with my hair and nails done, wearing something sparkly on my earlobes, and I&#039;m sitting across the table at a nice restaurant from a man who opened the door and pulled out my chair, and he orders for me. Yes, it makes me FEEL GOOD.

I enjoy tweezing my eyebrows into a pretty arch that shows off my mascara&#039;d lashes and my green eyes.
I love lipstick.
Perfectly polished pink nails (fingers AND toes) make me smile.
I mentioned it already, but sparkly things amuse me. 
Dresses. Are. Pretty.
I&#039;m absolutely dying to be a wife and mom. 
I&#039;m a lot stronger, physically and emotionally, than most women I know.
I make more money, per hour, than many men I know. Often 3-4 times as much.
I can, and do, &quot;man&#039;s work&quot; around the house (when I&#039;m single). I prefer to have my man do it if and when I&#039;m taken.
I vote every year.

Personally, I love knowing that I have the ability to do anything a man can do (and yes, maybe even better), but the smarts to know when to let him do it so I can spend more time painting my nails.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div class="KonaBody">Yay! Glad I could help inspire this post!</p>
<p>It&#8217;s so true though. The statements that are thrown out there with a backend defense of &#8220;feminism&#8221; are sometimes quite absurd. They range, of course, but some are outrageous.</p>
<p>Now, take this all with whatever grain of your choice, but while I&#8217;m pretty proud of the fact that I know I&#8217;m capable of trekking an acre and a half with a 50lb bag of feed on each shoulder without falling, and doing it daily&#8230; I&#8217;m also quite ecstatic when, as I said in the other discussion, I&#8217;m in a girly dress with my hair and nails done, wearing something sparkly on my earlobes, and I&#8217;m sitting across the table at a nice restaurant from a man who opened the door and pulled out my chair, and he orders for me. Yes, it makes me FEEL GOOD.</p>
<p>I enjoy tweezing my eyebrows into a pretty arch that shows off my mascara&#8217;d lashes and my green eyes.<br />
I love lipstick.<br />
Perfectly polished pink nails (fingers AND toes) make me smile.<br />
I mentioned it already, but sparkly things amuse me.<br />
Dresses. Are. Pretty.<br />
I&#8217;m absolutely dying to be a wife and mom.<br />
I&#8217;m a lot stronger, physically and emotionally, than most women I know.<br />
I make more money, per hour, than many men I know. Often 3-4 times as much.<br />
I can, and do, &#8220;man&#8217;s work&#8221; around the house (when I&#8217;m single). I prefer to have my man do it if and when I&#8217;m taken.<br />
I vote every year.</p>
<p>Personally, I love knowing that I have the ability to do anything a man can do (and yes, maybe even better), but the smarts to know when to let him do it so I can spend more time painting my nails.</p></div>
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