I'm glad things have changed since the '50's.

I dont think we disagree about this stuff much at all. I had an argument or two earlier, but I forgot. Im smoking this stuff thats like a mind wipe. But yeah its like there shouldnt be a problem with stay at home moms or working women, both are good life choices. It shouldnt be institutionalized either way. Fuck the media for one. And while I agree with you the system is dictating a lot of things it shouldnt, the general consciousness is less oppressive toward women and and more open to nonconventional families. And of course big business wants to increase the workforce even at the expense of entire generations of young people. But the feminist movement wasnt entirely driven by media and institutions

 

fucking dave put that thing up again and hid it. sneaky bastard. i have some postcards from hawaii that dave finds to be utterly disgusting: hot young studs wearing nothing but bunches of bananas. i'm going to tape them to the kegorator.

 

I use to live with a woman from south Korea when we were going out, It was just like living in the 1950's. I'm more used to sharing the duty's but when I was going out with her it was bliss I'd turn my back for a minute and the place was clean organised when I'd get back from university food would be waiting and she was nearly always pleasant. After a while though I did feel useless and was constantly searching for things that I could do for her, places to take her things to buy her. I think I'd prefer the more equal partnership(I must be mad : ) when one person has all the responsibility in one area it's just unfair pressure better to share the burdens.