[dsc]

“You seem to have a problem with boys and girls playing together.”

Really? I have a problem?

Boys have a problem, with girls. Boys don’t want to be forced to play with girls, or dance with them, or hold hands, or hold hands while skipping around the playground.

The society we had in the 50s was very livable. There were some things that were women and girls only, some that were men and boys only, and some where men and women mixed.

You talk like I’ve said something extreme, when I’ve only argued for tradition: male spaces, female spaces, and mixed spaces. You have to remember that Western Civilization—before the left ruined it—was the pinnacle of human achievement. Everything about it was better than what we have now, especially the present restriction that limits us to female spaces and mixed spaces.

Males need their spaces, too.

[BBell]

I see your point. I agree with you about male spaces and female spaces. We were going back and forth about two different things. Boys should not be required to open their clubs, public or private, to girls and vice versa. Folks of both sexes need their places where they can interact with members of the same sex and members of the opposite sex can interrupt this rapport causing it to become disingenuous.

I was going on about play time when you are just running around playing with little to no supervision or rules and you were free to hang out and play with people of your own choosing. If you have ever been having a beer with your friends at a bar and a lone female shows up you will have a first hand view of how this disrupts the whole atmosphere. Some guys shut up, some guys try to hit on her, some guys start trying to run her off by making crude comments and some guys simply walk away. Totally disrupts any kind of bonding (I hate that word) that may have or been occurring.