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04-08-2010, 10:33 AM
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Hey there Natalie the Pure One. I saw the video sometime last week and it was very thought provoking for me. It made me think because I know I could say such a thing as "You're not a girl" to my young son without realizing the ramifications.
Always something to learn or in this case "unlearn." Good to see you here.
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04-08-2010, 11:08 AM
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I once dated a woman (butch) who had two daughters and a son. Her dream was to see her son grow up to be a football player, but it was obvious that he wanted to be more the cheerleader, lol. She would always correct him and say things like "boys aren't cheerleaders" ... and I often found myself correcting her and REMINDING her of how it felt to be gender pressed.
I didn't grow up in a gender defined household. I always said that if I ever had children, they would benefit from the same upbringing.
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