by lisa
Honestly you sound like a teenager and you still have missed the point of my first quote you are referring to, so go back and re read it.
What I said was not sexist, I am pretty sure I have been on the earth a lot longer than you and I built my business alone, I am the biggest champion for strong women and their rights.
You are misconstruing what "ladylike" means. A woman can be very strong and live in a man's world but it doesn't mean you have to be classless and crude, or an ugly bully!
Many women do attack women who are very beautiful for their looks, out of jealousy and bitterness.
I am not attacking you but if you think the only way to equality in a man's world, which it will always be so get over it, is to copy their antagonist, sparing behavior and not use your brain to solve problems in a concise, unemotional and dignified way, then you are choosing to stay un evolved.
If you want to say I'm classless, that's fine.
If you want to say I'm crude, that's fine.
If you want to say I'm a bully, that's debatable.
None of those things is gender specific, and that was my point. You're perpetuating outdated gender stereotypes by saying that it's okay for guys to do bad things, but women have to be better.
I'm not asking for equality, I'm asking for freedom. You don't have to approve of me, but if you're going to disapprove, give me a reason that isn't related to my gender when you give guys a pass for it and say "boys will be boys."
It's ridiculous. I'm happy that you're a strong woman, that's great, but in my eyes I'd rather see you as a strong person than a strong woman.
I'll never attack you for your looks unless we're playing bitchfight, but I'll challenge what you say if I disagree with it and I hope you can accept that it's not hostility, it's curiosity, to see if you can back up what you say enough that I respect it.
We're all zeroes and ones on the internet, girl.