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| Re: Femininity eh?? | |
| Posted By: N1NJ4 | Date: 1/11/07 12:32 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Femininity eh?? (Jillybean) : Okay - if we were sitting in a room together I'd be able to laugh with you : and hopefully point out that I'm not angry with you, I just disagree. : Strongly. : Femininity and weakness are necessarily intertwined, simply because of what
: If you're talking about flowers and skirts and thin bodies I can kind of see
: If by feminine you mean loving babies and animals and flirting - attitude as
You got what I was getting at when I said feminine fine. What I was unclear about is what I meant by strength. There is tons of strength that is not physical and I am well aware of that. The sort of strength that it takes to beat the crap out of your enemy. I meant more of strength as it applies to the halo universe that we are aware of. Once again, a strictly physical thing. The marines seem to have no femininity because of the way they look. They probably still love babies. I by no means believe that women are weak, although rereading my post, it may have come off like that, but relative to men, they are not warfighters, and thus must be cast into more masculine roles to become that.
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