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Peggy 1 hour ago
#11 My grandfather, who was born in 1892, refused to get in on that new-fangled woman thing of using deodorant. To many men at the time, that would have been like wearing makeup. I've opted to use it, but I understand their view. ...Sadly, nowadays we have 'men' getting in on every woman thing there is. I recently had to leave a restaurant because a man was wearing so much perfume that, if I didn't leave, I would have ended up in the emergency room. Moral of the story: guys, go have your gender dysfunction somewhere private, and stop subjecting us to your ambiguity.
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Peggy 1 hour ago
#11 My grandfather, who was born in 1892, refused to get in on that new-fangled woman thing of using deodorant. To many men at the time, that would have been like wearing makeup. I've opted to use it, but I understand their view. ...Sadly, nowadays we have 'men' getting in on every woman thing there is. I recently had to leave a restaurant because a man was wearing so much perfume that, if I didn't leave, I would have ended up in the emergency room. Moral of the story: guys, go have your gender dysfunction somewhere private, and stop subjecting us to your ambiguity.