Correct, but how many posts have you seen here, that says men can't have an opinion on women's issues.Exactly this. No one is saying that men (or anyone) can’t have an opinion, just that your opinion is utterly worthless when it comes to a woman making the decision of what she wants to do with her own body, regardless of what that opinion is.
The problem isn't "blokes expressing an opinion", it's blokes literally taking women's rights away.
I’ve never seen those posts personally, but I’ll take your word for it.
Oh I definitely agree with you that nobody should be placed on a pedestal due to their looks! What I just mean is that those who get paid to model should be natural and not surgically superficial or it's basically just models with money who are taking spots that could have gone to naturally gorgeous models who deserve it. Whether that be bikini or runaway I don't believe there's anything special about creating artificial good looks.
Isn't this the same point I made with regard to vegans/vegetarians giving biased opinions about the food non vegetarians eat.I’ve never seen those posts personally, but I’ll take your word for it.
The main point is, women just don’t really give a tit about mens opinions of what they do with their bodies anyway
Not all surrogacy is the same though. I know a woman who was surrogate for her sister and is the biological mother but not the person the child sees as her mum. The child is now school age and knows that their aunty is very special and did something very remarkable for her mummy and daddy. The surrogate sister already had children of her own and her partner was supportive. All grandparents are as they would be genetically and they’re talking about trying for a brother or sister. It is still surrogacy but very different to the very dodgy examples you give, this was most definitely nothing to do with exploiting anybody poor. Makes blanket rules very difficult.
surrogacy as a practice in general makes me uncomfortable, for the reasons expressed in my post, but i agree with you that blanket rules are difficult and so the ending of my post was unfair. i should have clarified that i think it should be illegal in instances where money is changing hands, or when an outside agency is involved to “match” couples with women who are strangers to them (and often from poorer backgrounds).
I know a lady (friends mum) who has had weight loss surgery and excess skin removed. She lost about 10 stone but my god the posts on fb/insta of her before and after pics and how happy she is and how she's a new woman, and I just think if you didn't abuse your body to get it in such a state you wouldn't have even needed the surgery. Also, it's not like she eats really healthy or anything now, seen her having a kfc the other day, really winds me up!
Its incredibly complicated.
Would it? Women's tennis has never been as exciting as mens. Never.
My PIP assessment was 2 1/2 hours long and she had only done the first few questions. It was the height of summer, was so hot. She kept offering me a glass of water but I read a day before that another lady lost her claim because the assessor (someone different to mine) said since she could hold a cup of water she wasn’t as sick as she said she was and refused her claim. The lady was in a terrible accident and regaining the use of her upper body but this jumped up Sandra knew better. The lady challenged the claim and she won her case. In the end I had to stop the assessment because I was in agony and could barely understand what she was saying but she was very nice about it and said she could get the rest of the information from the document I filled out.
I might of agreed with you 40 years ago, but women's tennis has been massively overpaid compared to the revenue it generates for decades. But it's still meh with no consistency and doesn't have a following anything like the mens so what has the positive discrimination done to help.? It's unhelpful for people in normal jobs being compared to entertainment industry.
I see myself as English and I remember I got told off at college because I put my ethnicity down as English instead of British, apparently I was being ‘divisive’.
There are so many English traditions, such as cheese rolling, maypole dancing, afternoon tea, punch & Judy shows. All gets overlooked.
I wouldn't expect a new partner to love my children the same as his own. I would only ask that he be kind to them and respect my parenting choices. I also would not love a step child, especially not in the same way as my own. But I would care for them and be kind to them.Oh I definitely agree with you that nobody should be placed on a pedestal due to their looks! What I just mean is that those who get paid to model should be natural and not surgically superficial or it's basically just models with money who are taking spots that could have gone to naturally gorgeous models who deserve it. Whether that be bikini or runaway I don't believe there's anything special about creating artificial good looks.
As for the kids, say if your partner passed and you remarried and went on to have more kids with your new husband.
Wouldn't you want your older children to be loved as much as your new ones with your husband? Obviously if the kids were still young that is.
i don't understand but I respect your view. I don't understand why people want to breed anyways so I'm probably an outlier
I thought cheese rolling had been banned because of 'ealth and safety
