Status Updates From Communion: The Female Searc...

“…it is much too easy for everyone to forget that awareness of problems alone is not a solution.” *chef’s freaking kiss*

i have a loving father, so i am glad to not relate to her in that aspect. but i do want to think more about my relationship to love. and while i think i'm willing to give it, i think i need to change how i accept it. and the first step to any worthwhile character or personality change is to read about it, of course.

. . . We openly confessed our fears and hatreds of other females. We talked about how to combat jealousy, the politics of envy, and so on. Part of the process of becoming a feminist was to critique and change our sexist ways of seeing one another.

From girlhood on, females learn how to use terroristic tactics of exclusion, ostracism, and shunning to police one another.

Chapter one through four has been an interesting conversation about love, how women should love, what they should love and prioritize, among other things. It discusses the feminist movement, and how despite how liberating and freeing it was for women, it still felt as though it came with restrictions and rules.