EuphR Archive

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1	Something I realized recently that really aggravates me I guess my prefacing that section as a response to a "problem" doesn't make a lot of sense as it's more of a reiteration of the original opinion. The problem lies in the gendering of comfortable, practical clothing. Where it could appear that women have taken to wearing men's clothing, I offer the idea that they've taken to wearing clothing more conducive to an active and healthy lifestyle. The problem lies solely in the gendering of any item of clothing. And I stress that clothing historically …	/r/MensRights	28/11/12 06:20 AM
2	Something I realized recently that really aggravates me Here's he problem with your argument: for a long (read very long) time it was frowned upon for women to wear "men's" clothing. Through antiquity into the Belle Époque women wore "women's" clothing..this entailed corsets, crinolines, heels, fake hair called "rats", incredibly complicated undergarments, large hats pinned to the scalp, etc. While it can be argued that men of antiquity also donned wigs, heels, etc., the more intricate and uncomfortable elements of clothing, such as corsets and crino…	/r/MensRights	27/11/12 08:06 PM