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I grew up as a secular feminist male in
a Sunday Country Club society. Everybody went to church but nobody
took it very seriously. At the university few went to church and so few
took it seriously that I had to travel to a nearby Jesuit University to
get a good religious discussion.
Nevertheless
the echoes of male dominance and sexual entitlement were everywhere.
Even the women at the university seemed to think that the Mrs. was as
important as the BA. The way to the Mrs. was universally understood as
submissiveness in everything from academics to sex.
There
were a few women on campus that would whup yer ass in anything ya tried
to compete in including finding them on top in sex. But the word on
campus was that they were failures as women destined to a life of
loneliness and frustration. It generally didn't work out that way as
there were some men in the academic world that respected that attitude
and were looking for a partner rather than a "wife" and lived happily,
if not ever after, long enough to propagate their genetic line. As might
be expected their kids were awesome.
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