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Deviousness `anmari has been spreading her infectious positivity throughout our community for over 6 years. Throughout this time Ana has been at the core of all things devious, passionately developing an eclectic gallery, helping organise devmeets, participating in chat events and also recently completed dedicating her time as a Community Volunteer. We are absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2013 to `anmari, congratulations! Read More
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I guess it can't be helped... society as we know it today is a fast conglomeration of mental prisons specifically designed to cut us off spiritually from our own potential. Let this message meant for women be a message to be shared by all. ^^
[and I get them all the time,... although half of them solicit me for points, hehe...
Eep, I wonder if those certain politicians were certain media-picked presidents in waiting for a certain country whose election day was yesterday? Granted I'm usually disgusted enough by their foreign policy rhetoric to be able to stomach much else after that, so sorry to say I hadn't quite noticed (although surely wouldn't have been surprised.
I do hate when my friends lament that there are never any women running for president, kind of kowtowing with the assumption that the certain president for this certain country must be either blue or red. At least for those who made it to the ballot, last election we had a strong woman by the name of Cynthia McKinney, and in this one we had Jill Stein. The latter actually got arrested as some nobody for trying to participate in one of the electoral debates. Under normal circumstances it would have caused an outrage, but as long as the media was silent it simply never happened. A powerful form of mind control as I ever saw, truly.
But back to the point at hand, I wouldn't be afraid to suggest anything -- you certainly would want to be like the woman in the painting. Just be who you are, or at least respect what you'd like to be.
If only more women followed up instead of trying too hard to keep up with, you know, fashion and all other expectations society has imposed them. I really don't like when someone, woman or man, does something just to impress others while neglecting themselves.
For example, a given girl might dress in the latest fashions to impress everybody, but might not really like it despite her outfit being featured in all the store fronts, magazines, and the like and her looking great on it.
Not sure if this is the message you try to deliver but it's the way I see it and the first thing that came to my mind. Very interesting BTW
It also applies to men, especially on how we dress. For example, if it weren't because of my job and and the rare formal event here and there, I wouldn't wear shirts at all. If there are guys who feel comfortable dressing like that all the time, even out of the two situations I'm pointing out, good for them. But that doesn't mean we all agree and should dress that way.