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I think we are talking past each other. Ignore and disregard are similar enough reactions that I think I covered this.

Style =/= Heels =/= sexism

Nah, it's possible to dress up for yourself— if you have an appreciation for fashion and visual things generally.

yeah believe it or not I do. i enjoy painting my face orange one day and wearing my 6'' Junya Watanabe's—- fashion can be wild street art. To each their own.

A couple of things.

Well compared to farting, sex and bathroom activities it is. It's a socialized body function and breastfeeding should be — but for historical and cultural reasons it's not seen that way. I find that odd, because I wonder at what point breastfeeding went from normal practice to a taboo ( in some circles)

Fijian longhouse culture may have developed as a result of economic pressures centuries ago, but at this time it is an ossified cultural practice. Contemporary development and economic issues are distinct from anthropological issues. I think you have confused the two. I'm speaking about anthropology, in fact I have

I'm African, Ibgo specifically. Women breastfeed publicly. Adults sleep in one room with their children and have sex frequently. I know this, I grew up with this and I have seen it. This is a similar practice in traditional Fijian villages as well as among a few Amazon tribes. It is not universal, but it does happen.

Oy context. Nice try though

how nice and classy of you! just as i wrote this:

"Other women have different experiences and one is not better than the other" today 3:44pm

I don't "claim" it isn't. I said it was't. multiple. times.

.....AND you failed to read my post clearly.

I hope you don't have an issue with me because we've never met!

I think we disagree on the idea that she was advocating action, because I don't read that from her comments. I was reacting to your assertion that she was "anti-woman" which seemed to me a bit loaded because "anti-woman" is a blunt tool for a complicated issue. I see a value in focusing on the issue at hand.

Eating is a socialized body function. In indigenous cultures eating, sex, urination, etc. are more public. Just an observation not a prescription for behavior

I was advocating for no such thing. Please read my post. I've never thought of breastfeeding as immodest. The OP's words not mine

You can use a homophobic straw man argument to your heart's content, but please don't put those words in my mouth.

I am saying that my breasts do flop about and drip and it makes my little girl giggle and smile at me and her Dad. It's the sweetest thing in the world and I find it incredibly intimate. I am not "hiding" I am not "uncoordinated" I am not "puritanical". I am establishing the public boundaries of the relationship I

Okay I'll take it slow. I might have been kind of esoteric before