freecocoa: It means that, if women were not restricted from doing somethings because of gender, nobody will be asking to be allowed to walk about bare chested.
exactly what i thought
now bringing it to the nips, do u see any sense in removing restrictions around sisplay of female brweasts
should nip-ples of women be displayed as casually as u see david beckham in CK briefs?
Well, I think it's their prerogative to expose their tips if they want to and if they have to tow this path to achieve that (there won't be need for it in the first place, if society was fair on such issues) who am I to judge or question them?
No be so.. i mentioned those who were on the thread whether women are their own enemies
MizMyColi: That's the indoctrination we talking of!
Back in the day. Slim ladies like me were looked upon as evil forest materials. But these days? We be like the innest things! Everyone wants to be slim like us
When did it change?
What happened?
It all boils down to a one of a kind revolution. The sexual revolution.
Ignore the role if the media in all these at your own peril
Not sure it's linked to a sexual revolution but a rejection of stereotypes that men like a certain type of woman
The media said gywnerh paltrow n Katie moss is the archetype of beauty With time we recognize other bodies are beautiful
Ermmm..we digress
When is the naija version of free the nips Start canvassing
bakynes: Keep deceiving your self, the Old woman was right the moral value of our ladies today is very bad. They are all after money and is becoming difficult for Young guys like us earning average income to get married, you now want an old man to marry one of these ladies that will be looking for how to kill him and acquire all his properties.
How many women outside naija have u met
Southern African ladies are also very materialistic..same with Asian ladies...
bellong: Don't be expectant, it can't happen here except of course when they reach 65yrs upward and stage a political protest like the Aba women riot and the Ekiti street protest.
Choi... I will tell miss NL to stage something like this to protest the fuel scarcity This can be her first act in office
Cc: tohpahz
MizMyColi: You know what? I support them. No more bras... Let's give our nipples a voice! Who's with me? My campaign will start on Nairaland Okay, *straight faced now* With the level of perverseness in the world, as a result of years and years of sexual and secular indoctrination, I think it suffices to leave the "cover-your-nipples" campaign as it is....at least, till our world regains sanity.
I'm with you..
Why do you think indoctrination is the cause of perverseness
Dyt: That's the only thing that interests u I can so feel how much excited u are How many times u watched that video?
That one no be ya concern All we are saying is equality of nips..finito
taryour: You gotta be kidding me sir. I know you can't be in support of this, I know that for sure. Craz.y feminism. What wunt we hear and see untop women wanting to be equal with men.
You see eh...my support or opinion on this issue is insignificant The train has left the station
After education, criminalizing of discrimination based on gender and women being present in leadership positions..there is nothing tangible again
This is the next step Now to avoid prosecution in some colleges, people will soon be signing consent forms to have sexüal relationships
coogar: some of the böobs i saw were an eyesore. they seem to be running away from each other with a big gap in the middle. if this is what they want us to see then its an epic fail.
You have to give them points for trying...lol
the barking mutts aka nigerian feminists would never go to this length. their own objective is tied to financial benefits. bunch of copycat rogues!
Hahaha...
taryour: Those women aint serious at all. Awon oniranu rede rede. Why dint they go all stark naked instead. Are they supposed to be claiming equality with men Nonsense.
bellong: It is an open half nudity contest. They will only end up becoming more jealous of each other's brea.st. Those with pendulum anatomy will secretly beef those with orange size.
I guess it is the beginning to agitate for repulsion of anti-prostitution law in California.
As in eh...
The slippers babe is so full of confidence with all the gravity defying ones around her
We don't want no repulsion
Free the nîpples..
njokusboy: My God, I love this free the boobsies and tittties noni.... Atleast, boobies won't be that much of a deal, I'd be able to put my hands on a woman's chest anytime I like without caution like they do mine... 50/50 babe's no go dey vex say guys dey touch their brèast no more... Thank God
University of Califonia San Diego (UCSD) students undressed in protest of public exposure laws and the sexualization of female nipples on Library Walk during the Free the Nipple event on Wednesday.
UCSD alumna and event organizer Anni Ma explained to the UCSD Guardian that the existing laws propagate injustice.
“When I saw a covered-up nipple that protruded out from a woman’s shirt and people making fun of it, I felt that it was unfair that women [aren’t] able to walk around without a bra and be comfortable,” Ma said. “Then, I started to wonder why I can’t walk around without a shirt when men can do that.”
The event began with Ma announcing at the beginning of the event that she will “free” her br.easts, after which both male and female participants removed their shirts.
Thurgood Marshall College junior Aubrey Oxley said to the Guardian that society has been coercing women to be afraid of exposing their bodies and there is no reason for women to be afraid of what is natural.
“[As] women, we shouldn’t be uncomfortable with our bodies because these are the bodies that we have, these are the bodies that we are born with,” Oxley said. “There’s no reason for us to feel afraid other than just that what society has made us feel. We’ve been socialized to be afraid.”
Eleanor Roosevelt College freshman Annika Reno stated that, although participating in the event made her feel uncomfortable, it was a necessary act.
“It is uncomfortable for everyone, but it is something that needs to be done,” Reno said. “I think that the fact that it isn’t comfortable makes it even more compelling and revolutionary.”
It was not until the 1930s that men in the United States were legally allowed to publicly expose their nipples. Now, women across the nation are campaigning for legalization of the public exposure of female nipples, declaring that it should be considered a right.
According to Oxley, the movement began during the 2014 Topless March in New York City. Oxley discussed how the event instigated a change in people’s perceptions of female body parts.
“Men actually had to cover up their nipples, as well, but that law changed. If you look back into centuries, past women couldn’t even show their ankles because ankles were sexualized,” Oxley said. “We live in a very misogynic society where women’s bodies are hypersexualized, and this movement is the first step [away from that].”
Incoming UCSD Associated Students President Dominick Suvonnasupa told the Guardian that the event promotes gender equality in society.
“I believe that men and women should have equal opportunity and equal rights. It might seem trivial to a lot of people, but why is it that there’s inequality between guys and girls?” Suvonnasupa said. “Why can’t they be topless when they want to?”
The event concluded without any arrests or legal consequences after two hours. Ma said she believed the event was a success.
“When you know you’re right, it’s not scary,” Ma told the Guardian. “I want everyone to be comfortable with their bodies and to be comfortable enough to see other people being comfortable [with] their own bodies.”
this was discussed last year and the movement is gaining momentum will the feminists soon stage something similar in naija... please send me ticket o i support such movements
mizzochocinco: there was a time my mum fell ill and my father did not take the appropriate action, the day he got sick and she put other things before him he learnt that what you do unto others will surely come back to you. Anytime my mum falls sick he is the first to push her to go to the hospital and when he falls sick she is the first pray for him before manupilating him to go see a doctor.
Well..i don't see this as a testy issue in a marriage At times, you assume your partner would be fine with seeing a physician while she wants your presence This is a communication issue .. not a big deal
However I see your point.. fair is foul.. foul is fair
mizzochocinco: my father got the best of my mother because he did his best to be a good man to her. Moral of the story is one good deed deserves another. Dont try and twist everything. No man who disrespects his wife deserves respect in return. Love is a game of give and take. Expect to receive what you give, its as simple as that. Evil is repaid by evil and good is rewarded with good. None of all this rubbish you want to brainwash women with, i do you bad but still expect you to do good to me.
At the bolded.. interesting..
You have not answered my question
Did either of your parents offend each other at some point in their long marriage and did the other parent pay back in the same coin
mizzochocinco: my mum has been married to the same man for 32yrs with a dentist, auditor and architect born of the marriage. Im sure thats not something your parents can attest to so yes i want just to be like my mother and thank God for my father i know a good man, so its easier to identify fraudsters like you who never had anything good in their lives If you grew up seeing your mother being mistreated and living with it, its obvious that you would think its a normal way of life when you grow up.
A marriage of 32 years which is commendable however you have to know that you cant know everything which went down as they are your parents
if your dad had paid back everything done to him by his wife or vice versa, it will not have lasted this long
sinizia: I concur. I don't see the usefulness. Some people who didn't read the rules will have void votes because of it. It should be scrapped. Just vote and move on.
njokusboy: This is the second time youare saying this...
The first sentence on his post stated that " women saying women were their worst enemies" was a misogynistic and sexist remark invented by men... imagine the contradiction, the thoughtlessness and crude stoopidity... A man is responsible for statements women make... That is like blaming the igbos for the hutu rampage
I wonder why it is so difficult for them to see this..
lolababe331e: So once someone turns the spotlight on men then it's a problem Yet on threads talking about a woman getting beaten by her husband , husband cheating or such Nl men always turn it around and talk about how the women are verbally abusive too and blah blah, yet you have no problem with that. Does that mean if one is discussing one of the sexes now one must never use the other sex as a point of reference is that across broad or only a problem when it's perceived not to favour men
still missing the point you ladies should take achil pill and review the thread
the OP mentioned is there any reason why WHY WOMEN SAY THEY ARE EACH OTHER'S ENEMIES not men saying this
the traits of backstabbing etc are not female but human traits..
the problem on this thread started when Francestony called men hypocrites for being the reason women call each other their own enemies some female posters jumped on this and started the male bashing
Timbuktou: Well, what more can one say? It's becoming visible to the blind that the femcentric way is just utter nonsense. I bet she wasn't "happy" is why she chose to move on with her life, not minding the sacrifices this fellow made. His resources: time, wealth, emotions; all spent and wasted on what can best be described as a mirage. Too bad for him and good luck in his quest for understanding.