Too loud and obnoxious like you. Not a bit of grace about it nor you.
Yeah they are all WASPs justifying racism.![]()
Savages ?.When in Rome do as the Romans do. At least I leave the missiles at home when spreading my opinions.
I learnt it here at sciforums. Its all part of my education into the western notion of teaching savages.
When in Rome do as the Romans do. At least I leave the missiles at home when spreading my opinions.
I learnt it here at sciforums. Its all part of my education into the western notion of teaching savages.
Savages ?.
Wow.....a new term here .
Tell me more .
You're full of shit is what you. Its a case typical of women who do not get a little something something on occasion. WASP's call them spinsters. Go ahead. You can go run and report me now if you like.
You are a hateful person sam, more than hateful you are bitter.
Nah I'm used to people telling me a little dick will change my opinions. Unfortunately its never actually worked like that. I was born opinionated and hardheaded.![]()
Little dicks? My dear you seem not to know how to choose wisely.
"One is not born a woman, but becomes one. "
Simone de Beauvoir
Well, you could have it, all right, as long as you did not mind leaving a lot of human wreckage behind. The evidence can be found in de Beauvoir's calculatedly frank memoirs and in many letters between the two published after their deaths. Rowley rounds out the picture. Sartre preyed ruthlessly on confused young women, with de Beauvoir as his all-forgiving enabler. On several occasions, de Beauvoir would pursue an affair with one of her infatuated female students (while denying, throughout her life, that she had ever had sex with women) and then pass her lover along to Sartre. Together the two would excitedly dissect these affairs.
Sartre, the apostle of transparency, lied shamelessly to his mistresses, and to de Beauvoir too - "particularly to the Beaver," he once told an interviewer, using de Beauvoir's nickname.
Sartre, a pampered only child and an extreme narcissist, needed women, although not primarily for sex. Homely and acutely self-conscious, he laid siege to them, overcoming resistance with a tidal wave of words, his instrument of power. The sex act was merely a necessary prelude to the postgame analysis with Beauvoir over drinks at a café. Once alone, de Beauvoir, equally self-involved but more amorous, writhed in jealousy or shed floods of miserable tears. In public, she kept the image of their relationship carefully polished.
What you don't know? She was a woman of many men not one, something you wouldn't know much about not being able to even count one as conquered.
Tea? Tea is for two of course its not for you!