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In reply to the discussion: Did we raise a sexist daughter? [View all]RiffRandell
(5,909 posts)9. Tell me about it.
Sometimes I get really irritated after having to pick up after them when I've reminded them a million times, but they are great kids (I call them my little liberals) and do well in school so I don't get on them too much.
It's funny...my son tells me who the mean kids are in our neighborhood (boys and girls) and it's usually the ones with uptight, Republican avid church going parents.
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Patriarchy has no bearing on this whatsoever. In my experience, a stay-at-home mother
pacalo
Apr 2013
#49
I read everything else so came here to look at chatter, have to give you something
snooper2
Apr 2013
#63
Right now, her perceptions of motherhood, and of women in general, are all centered
Aristus
Apr 2013
#2
I tend not to filter my behavior through some sort of patriarchal conspiracy theorists' mindset
Major Nikon
Apr 2013
#45