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14th September 08, 04:51 PM
#19
 Originally Posted by Cassidy
I'll say this as well. If someone is truly and honestly offended at the suggestion that a career can be considered masculine, I really feel quite bad for them, as they must feel offended quite a lot of the time. We're here on a forum reclaiming the most masculine garment of all- perhaps this is not the place to suggest that all things are exactly suited for all genders.
 Originally Posted by Nighthawk
I agree. There are, weather we like it or not, some occupations that carry a gender specific stigma. The neon blowers where I work, for example, think it's extremely odd that they have a woman on their crew. Women just don't bend neon, or work construction, etc etc. Is it right that this thinking exists? I won't say. But the fact remains that this kind of attitude does in fact exist, and there is no better way to discuss than to discuss it honestly, weather that honesty hurts someone's delicate sensibilities or not.
I agree also.
T.
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