What Do You Think of the "Free to Be Hairy" Movement

MsAmandaNJ wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

MsAmandaNJ wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

MsAmandaNJ wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

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_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

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_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

MsAmandaNJ wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

it's gross

Are you going to add anything constructive or just repeat yourself?

I'm just posting my thoughts on the subject. It may not be constructive to you, but that's probably because you're of the opposite opinion. It's okay.

And since it's a debatable subject, I don't think it's justified to flag the post for posting my opinion.

First off, I didn't flag your post, maybe someone else is tired of you. So far your thoughts have been "gross" and "it's gross". You said it once, no need to repeat yourself. Maybe you forgot you already responded. If that's the case, I apologize. Did I say anything the first time you said gross? Just because it's your opinion doesn't mean it's constructive.

I didn't say you flagged it. That's why I dropped down a line. If I was accusing you, I would have directed it right at you. You COULD stop taking it so personal though. To be one of the posters that doesn't care what others think, you sure are defensive.

It was in a post directed at me, that's why I took it as an accusation. I'm not taking it personally, I just felt the thread could use less trolling.

I'm a troll because I posted my displeasure in women taking a natural approach to hair growth (twice)?

Nope, you're a troll because I've seen you be one. I find it telling that you choose not to respond to what I've said.

Respond to what you said about what? I will gladly respond to whatever you need me to address.

OR, you can try accepting that not everybody feels the same way as you do regarding hair on women or hair in general. I have enough hair on my back to weave an Indian blanket, but I don't find it very liberating at all. It's gross to me, but I don't have arms long enough to shave it. Sometimes I can talk my wife into doing it.

What else should I respond to?

Did you forget you already posted?
Did I say anything the first time you posted "gross"?

I accept that not everyone agrees with me. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, that includes me and you. You do not find your back hair liberating (I doubt my husband does either). At first, I felt empowered by not shaving my legs. Now it's just my way of life. I've not once pressured people into not shaving, only shared my opinion and (hopefully) opened some eyes/minds. An example of being constructive.

I don't follow you around to see where all you post, so I don't know if you said anything the first time I posted or not. The glory of the internet is that I can post as many times as I'd like (except for when I'm in MFP jail and have to wait every 150 seconds).

I never said anything about your opinion. If you can accept that is my opinion, why have you called me a troll on two different occasions? Is it SOOO unbelievable that you think I'm just trolling? Another example of being constructive is stating opinions that may not be popular. In this case, me saying it's gross is not the popular opinion and I'm probably considered to be mean or in your words (twice), "a troll." You've repeated yourself now on several occasions. We all know how it's just your way of life now because you've said it more times than I've said, "gross."

If you'd like to move on now with our difference of opinions, we can. No apologies are necessary from you.

I'm done with you, that's fine. I only apologize when it's warranted.

JustMissTracy wrote: »

LOL..you got flagged for asking incogNEATo_s opinion! I think he thinks it's gross, but I could be mistaken...

martyqueen52 wrote: »

gramarye wrote: »

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peppermintpudgy wrote: »

I used to cut myself when I was 13-14, but I hid the cuts. Mostly I did it because of rape trauma... But hopefully I didn't smell and offend the awesome people who might make comments somewhere within my hearing.

There's a difference between trauma, and emotional damage that requires help from a professional, and the emo kids who do it for attention.

Don't take something and twist it around. I understand this is text on a wall ... but not everything it meant to offend you.

Your initial post was about how you deliberately make a point of offending strangers in public. You are, in fact, an offensive person and I don't understand how you're shocked to learn that people are offended by how utterly out-of-touch and ridiculous your commentary is.

My initial post was never of the sort. I suggest you go back and find my initial post and read. And yes, I do make it a point to say something if someone is walking around smelling like trash. There's a difference if you're in a gym... sweating and your deodorant isn't strong enough.... and when you're in a movie or eating and having to smell someone who smells like they bathed in cat pee. I offend a lot of people.... just how I am, and I won't apologize for that. It just shows how sensitive some people are on certain subjects, and how people like to take words and manipulate them to what they see fit as interpretation.