Piscean

I was talking to this feminist and she was saying how so many men are domestic abusers. there are plenty of women who attack their husbands. It's got nothing to do with what sex you are appart from a difference in physical strength. domestic abusers are scum both male and female. how can she accuse all men of something like that?

There seems to be no sense in continuing in a world in which people, namely women, fail to see me as an individual. Instead they cast an accusing eye on the Innocent until the weight of the worlds domestic abuse, rape, violence ect draggs me under. I want each woman who goes about accusing men they have never met of such crimes simply because of the skin they were born in is no better than a racist. Please stop it! it is evil. you have never met me and thankfully now you never will.

What do you think? I only want it to be brief so that it puts across the main feeling.

theres this woman who plays men, shes always flirting and I think she's seeing like three different guys. then she justifies it by saying its not serious when i can see at least one of them thinks it is. shes like a blood sucking leech feeding off their attention. then every comment she makes is you men are all the same when shes acting like the masculine steriotype. I'm more feminine than she is. Is it normal to have all sorts of evil thoughts towards this empty shell of a human parasite?

theres this woman who plays men, shes always flirting and I think she's seeing like three different guys. then she justifies it by saying its not serious when i can see at least one of them thinks it is. shes like a blood sucking leech feeding off their attention. then every comment she makes is you men are all the same when shes acting like the masculine steriotype. I'm more feminine than she is. Is it normal to have all sorts of evil thoughts towards this empty shell of a human parasite?

I see so many men going around showing off and being proud of themselves for no reason and people have this preconception that because I'm a man I must be like that, but I really don't feel like that at all. I sat down to smoke a roll up the other day and a colleague called me a"typical man". All my friends smoke roll ups and they're women.. are they typical men? I don't think there's a brand of tobacco for people with penises. My point is I have feminine values, for example: I think it's important to talk about feelings with those closest to you and I really can't understand why so many men are scared of that. I wish sometimes I could just be myself without people judging me by my appearance.

Does anyone else feel this way and what's your opinion?

Thanks.

I see so many men going around showing off and being proud of themselves for no reason and people have this preconception that because I'm a man I must be like that, but I really don't feel like that at all. I sat down to smoke a roll up the other day and a colleague called me a"typical man". All my friends smoke roll ups and they're women.. are they typical men? I don't think there's a brand of tobacco for people with penises. My point is I have feminine values, for example: I think it's important to talk about feelings with those closest to you and I really can't understand why so many men are scared of that. I wish sometimes I could just be myself without people judging me by my appearance.

Does anyone else feel this way and what's your opinion?

Thanks.

I'm physically male but I identify with both, is it worth saying anything just to be understood better? Or do you think this is a personal matter that should just be between me and me partner (girlfriend)?

Thanks.

I can only record up to about two and a half hours at the minute

Thanks

I'm going to buy a small campervan and find an allotment to rent (prices are minimal). and I'm gonna grow my own food and work on some books that I'd like to get published.

It sounds nice to me, but does any one have any suggestions to help me keep my feet on the ground?

I don't really go out 'on the pull' because it tends to be about one thing, but I would like to meet someone in a nicer environment. I hate the idea of chatting up women for the following reasons:

1. I don't want to invade their privacy.

2. I don't want them to think I'm after one thing.

3. I resent that I'm expected to because of my gender

4. I'm shy, so why pretend I'm something I'm not

5. I'm not a performing monkey!

Does anyone else feel this way because sometimes I think I might be the only one.

I don't like to hear either being thrown around, but as a man I know the impact of male directed insults such as creep... I was wondering if you find female directed insults like b***h equally painful.

I know some people have thicker skin than others but what's your personal feelings?

I find poetry comes more naturally to me because it gets to the core of my feelings without me having to worry about plot, but I want to capture all these ideas and turn them into a novel. Should I begin with them and build the story around them?

Does anyone have any advice from their own experience?

Thanks.

If you go for a night out hoping to meet someone, do you expect men to approach you or if you see someone you like will you take the initiative and go over and talk to them?

As long and bizarre as you like. I just like hearing peoples deepest beliefs?

Except racist, sexist or generally hateful ones.