Great discussion, debate. A nit - the proposition should always be stated in the affirmative. So, not "Has the Sexual Revolution failed us" but "The Sexual Revolution has failed us."
One other concern is again, TFP had a group of women having a discussion about how something has affected them which was informative and great until they dec…
Great discussion, debate. A nit - the proposition should always be stated in the affirmative. So, not "Has the Sexual Revolution failed us" but "The Sexual Revolution has failed us."
One other concern is again, TFP had a group of women having a discussion about how something has affected them which was informative and great until they decided to start explaining to explaining to men how we feel and how we should feel.
Not saying Bari could or should have stopped it but imagine if a man had moderated a discussion about the Sexual Revolution with four men who started to dwell on what women thought.
One practice that might improve relations between the sexes is if men and women stop speaking in gross generalizations about what the opposite sex thinks. I know, I know, I'm dating myself talking about "the opposite sex" but you get the point.
Great discussion, debate. A nit - the proposition should always be stated in the affirmative. So, not "Has the Sexual Revolution failed us" but "The Sexual Revolution has failed us."
One other concern is again, TFP had a group of women having a discussion about how something has affected them which was informative and great until they decided to start explaining to explaining to men how we feel and how we should feel.
Not saying Bari could or should have stopped it but imagine if a man had moderated a discussion about the Sexual Revolution with four men who started to dwell on what women thought.
One practice that might improve relations between the sexes is if men and women stop speaking in gross generalizations about what the opposite sex thinks. I know, I know, I'm dating myself talking about "the opposite sex" but you get the point.