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definitely :mess:

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chan knows all and sees all :leavingmind:

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guess :worry:

yeah, if you look at other instances where women were in power, it wasn't any different from having a male leader. (like Bloody Mary, Maria Theresa, etc) and i can only name one or two men off the top of my head that were supportive of women having equal rights as men

plus, there were many men during that time who stood up for women, wrote many books for their cause.

and during that era, men were just naturally taught and brought up that way. women had barely any role in social and political situations so it could also just be a thing of that time where men just thought they were superior by having more power. most people would seem to act that way if they...

if you don't want to you don't have to but just know it won't be a bother :pepeheart:

you can try opening up to someone. letting them know what you're experiencing. i'm here if you need to talk

once again i've been doing a philosophy/history deep dive lmao On March 31st, 1776, Abigail Adams sent a letter to her husband, John Adams, titled "Remember the Ladies. During the American Revolution, women did not have a strong role in politics, therefore Abigail wrote this letter for her...

do something you love to take your mind off of things for a bit <3

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