How heartwarming. Fuck the woman tho, yeah. Leave her to face the Russian invasion. She was only a womb. As long as you’ve got your product out of there before war kicks off.
@MenAtWork_MC Girls fare far better in single-sex education where they're not subject to harassment, abuse and used as a shield for boys' misbehaviour. If I had a daughter and could afford it, I wouldn't think twice about sending her to one.
@millihill I don't know what "feeling feminine" is supposed to mean. I felt powerful, primal and strong while giving birth - I didn't consider any of those traits as me being "masculine" either.
@FirstNorwich Hi, tweeted at you yesterday but no response. The #15 ended up not showing at all and I had to get someone to pick me up. Wasted money on an m-ticket that I didn't get to use and is now expired.
@NankervisSteve @emkayohkay@volewriter @LeoLem54321 It is sad, but the wariness comes from their lived experiences - not baseless, irrational fretting. It's not very productive to tell them they have no reason to be afraid when so many of us are attacked or harassed. Better to focus on tackling violence and making streets safer.
@NankervisSteve @volewriter @LeoLem54321 I don't as much any more either. I used to though - like when I was about 16 and nearly every day had men in vans and lorries yelling obscene things at me while I walked to school in my uniform. The more it happens, the more anxious a lot of women get. It's a normal response.
@NankervisSteve @volewriter @LeoLem54321 Fear for women isn't just about random violence at night though. It's during the day, at work and most commonly in their own homes. It's going on a date and sharing your location with your friends, covering your drink, bringing someone home and praying they aren't aggressive.
@blossomtaee Yes, quite a few actually. My dad, brothers, boyfriend, son (although he's only two!) plus my team coaches and some friends. I have far more female friends however and generally prefer women's company.