[Desdemona]

As a matter of fact, I carried a history book, calculus, biology and one incredibly big American Lit book home many days (enough to give me a backache) and killed cockroaches in my spare time. The books never all fit in my backpack. You see, I went to an all-girls school, so we didn't have any boys to carry home our books. We rode public transportation, too.

And at the same time carried a flute an oboe and my voice music and tape recorder, worked a part-time job and kept my grades up.

And through all of it, I still believe that boys are wronged when women push to deprive them of the privileges that they traditionally have had.

[gemoftheocean]

And through all of it, I still believe that boys are wronged when women push to deprive them of the privileges that they traditionally have had.

Yes, we all know their pee-pees will have stunted growth. And you still haven't explained how they are _owed_ this unique man-made privilege...or mentioned why a boy who publicly takes a stand for abortion rights is so much more worthy to serve mass than the girl who publicly opposed him. That's an outright injustice. Standing up for the catholic faith had nothing to do with that boy's "privilege" of serving mass...but having a penis did. The girl would have been denied.