jonahj

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   by jonahj 14y ago

   It is curious where to draw the line between a faux pas, sexism, and misogyny. Most men are not misogynists and don't purposely make sexist remarks. I agree with this: "I don’t think that they intentionally set out to perpetuate the male g
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   by jonahj 15y ago

   My bad! Yeah, women in IT who are surrounded by men all day never think about sex.
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   by jonahj 15y ago

   I too detected some sexual frustration in her writing. She feels "lonely" at work and "bored" by the men around her? All these smart young men and not a single one has brought excitement into her life?
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   by jonahj 15y ago

   It's a woman complaining that her male co-workers are boring and do not entertain/stimulate her in the ways she wants to be. Bravo indeed.
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   by jonahj 15y ago

   This is like asking: Can You Learn To Play a Musical Instrument In One Day? and then sending someone who can't even read sheet music. Suzuki said, "Knowledge is not skill. Knowledge plus ten thousand times is skill." In other words, you nee