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Topic	Is it sexist if a woman says she wants to be treated like a princess
Kazi1212 02/14/18 6:41:06 PM #10:	gunplagirl posted... Kazi1212 posted... gunplagirl posted... If anyone made that request of me, I would demand divine proof of their heritage to verify their claim to royalty. Else I have no choice but to turn them in as impersonation of royalty is treasonous and must be dealt with forthwith. The question isnt what youd do. Is it sexist of them to even expect or want something like that? A woman declaring how she wants to be classified? That's liberating. A non-woman forcing a gender role upon a woman? Maybe not sexist but it is one of those gray areas depending on how severe it gets. Denying a woman the right to work outside the home? That's a problem. Wanting to treat her as a princess as in, do everything they can for her while still allowing her free control over her own person? Not so much though the wording may get messy at times. What classifying is a woman doing when says she wants to be treated like a princess? Mind you people dont say that literally, language is rooted in vagueness and metaphors, but we understand the gist what she means, she wants to be treated like shes a very special person. Where I come from they dont call that classification, they call it expression of desire --- I don't know my gimmick <cite>Kazi1212 posted [p:896093873] in Is it sexi... [t:76319504]...</cite> <quote><cite>gunplagirl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Kazi1212 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>gunplagirl posted...</cite> <quote>If anyone made that request of me, I would demand divine proof of their heritage to verify their claim to royalty. Else I have no choice but to turn them in as impersonation of royalty is treasonous and must be dealt with forthwith.</quote> The question isnt what youd do. Is it sexist of them to even expect or want something like that?</quote> A woman declaring how she wants to be classified? That's liberating. A non-woman forcing a gender role upon a woman? Maybe not sexist but it is one of those gray areas depending on how severe it gets. Denying a woman the right to work outside the home? That's a problem. Wanting to treat her as a princess as in, do everything they can for her while still allowing her free control over her own person? Not so much though the wording may get messy at times.</quote> What classifying is a woman doing when says she wants to be treated like a princess? Mind you people dont say that literally, language is rooted in vagueness and metaphors, but we understand the gist what she means, she wants to be treated like shes a very special person. Where I come from they dont call that classification, they call it expression of desire --- I don't know my gimmick</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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