Are the Feminists Right????
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OK I'm here again not to praise Caesar but to set the matter straight about modern feminists who by the way (BTW) do not much like us crossdressers. I have been reading a book published in******by a genetic girl name of Helen Boyd, yes that is her nom de plume. The book at issue is "She's Not the Man I Married, My Life With a Transgender Husband". She talks a lot about her hubby and herself as one would expect. Interestingly enough she is brutally honest about them and describes her trials and tribulations in dealing with the husband who is becoming increasingly feminine although he has not transgendered (yet!). She describes herself as a genetic woman with a high sex drive which outstrips hubby's by a wide margin. Wonder how that ended up resolving. She comes pretty hard at "normal" feminine women who like to raise kids (doesn't much like them herself), take pains with their appearance, want to look pretty, buy and use makeup and especially high heels. Doesn't like genetic men oogling genetic (or crossdressed gurls) women. It's sexist you see.
I somewhat sympathized with her and parts of the book were entertaining but eventually her feminist garbage began to grate on my sensitive ears. The last straw for me was when I was reading the last bit last night and she complained about crossdressers (yes, yes, that is you and me!) mocking genetic women. Yes, I almost upchucked my meager dinner all over the book. So you see, by dressing sexy, elegant, provocatively, or just very nicely girlish etc. in clothes typically worn by the fair sex we are mocking real women. Now the word "mocking" generally is taken to mean making fun of someone in a cruel way. I do not think we crossdressers are trying to make fun in a cruel way of cis-women. This is surely absurd.
I believe in equal pay for equal work, open opportunity for everyone even in politics, the safety of women AND men out on the streets. One of the best leaders in my lifetime was Margaret Thatcher. But it is pretty conclusive that little girls like to play with dolls and dollies and are "nurturing" while little boys like to play with trucks, tractors and guns. She denies this. This is what we are up against in society. Hard edged feminist women who don't like regular guys very much (far too macho) and MTF crossdressers somewhat less it seems as they just mock regular women. I'm not sorry I read the book for it reinforces my impression that rabid feminists are doing us a world of hurt. I'm not happy to see this but there you have it. Now if you will excuse me I have a Bling miniskirt to struggle into so I can mock some women.
- 3 Feb, 2024
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How on Earth do you have the time to dress ...every one of your blogs are intriguing to say the least, or perhaps you get your inspiration from 'Blogging' whilst in feminine mode. Either way I love to read them. you will soon have enough material for a book*****once again...well done Brianna-Leah.
Good blog Brianna!
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It appears your author has forgotten the simple old truth 'imitation is the sincerest form of flattery'; I agree with FoxyLee - us girls respect, admire, and love women much more than macho men do; we're their allies, not their enemies******We support their struggle for equality and acceptance, as it resonates with our own struggles******The root of the issue, and I think I've said this before, seems to be that militant feminists dislike CD's, because we tend to do femininity better than they do*****Plus, I'm slightly outraged that she has decided that my dressing is a political statement; it isn't, it's a personal matter - I dress because I love the clothes, how they look, how they feel, and how they make me feel - none of which is any of her business!
Thanks Brianna! Love, Samantha