[Alberta's Child]

It's funny how this whole "movement" (I wasn't even aware of the stupid thing until I read a few threads about it here on FR) is that they have all these women complaining about the lack of females in leadership positions ... and yet the women come across as pathetic, simpering misfits.

Stop crying ... rub some dirt on it ... and get back in the game, ladies. LOL.

[cloudmountain]

It's funny how this whole "movement" (I wasn't even aware of the stupid thing until I read a few threads about it here on FR) is that they have all these women complaining about the lack of females in leadership positions ... and yet the women come across as pathetic, simpering misfits.

Stop crying ... rub some dirt on it ... and get back in the game, ladies. LOL.

Women want. That's all there is to it.

They don't know what they want, probably something they can't have.
The ONLY way to ANY kind of success, joy, peace and comfort is through God. It IS that simple.

[RipSawyer]

Most people, whether male or female, are not really cut out for leadership, they should learn to live with it or at least be prepared to take the flak.

[tbw2]

When my company tried to roll out the “Ban Bossy” campaign for women’s history month, I blew up. There are women in the developing world who can’t go to school past middle school for lack of bathrooms and hygiene options, so they drop out once their period starts. There are women in the Muslim world who can’t go to school because they are female, not allowed out of the house. We could look at high powered females today who have been secretaries of state, prime ministers and world leaders.
And your big thing is to ban a WORD.
That doesn’t empower women. Instead, it suggests that girls are the hothouse flowers men accused women of being in the 1920s. It makes women out to be nannying nags, monitoring and suppressing speech instead of going out and accomplishing things.
I suppose the only reason I’m not fired is because I’m female myself.