the only reason we need to lock up our daughters is because men are uncontrollable beasts, slave to their lust, while the girls are clueless and incapable of standing up for themselves or defend themselves.
You want patriarchy controlling daughters? Let's see. My daughter is going on the 5yr birth control the day after she gets her first period. She asks when she's allowed to have a boyfriend, our response is when she's responsible enough (which won't be anytime soon since she's in Middle School) and we already have her applied to attend an all girl's high school in our school district.
Mad yet Charlie? Nah. My wife was the one who came up with the majority of the plans
How her story ends up will be up to her. As long as she graduates High School without being knocked up, it'll be considered a win in my book.
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Not to say I know anything about your daughter, but that high school plan might backfire. The girlsYou want patriarchy controlling daughters? Let's see. My daughter is going on the 5yr birth control the day after she gets her first period. She asks when she's allowed to have a boyfriend, our response is when she's responsible enough (which won't be anytime soon since she's in Middle School) and we already have her applied to attend an all girl's high school in our school district.
Mad yet Charlie? Nah. My wife was the one who came up with the majority of the plans
Be interesting to see how she's able to be a slut when she goes directly from home to school back to home.
Well, you know, there's always the school bus.
We drive our kids to school to and from.
I got nuthin then. Unless there are shennanigans in the backseat, but it sounds like you'd have a full sensor array there, measuring sound, heat, humidity, and pheromone levels.
Girls rooms are a myth.
How strict? Sending her to a girl's school and there being no public transporation so we are her -to and from- school is horrendously strict?I hope to god you are exaggerating and are not *that* strict.
Where did you get that impression?
Some comments are looking for this to be the "tell Gilg how to raise his kids" thread. I think people should take it elsewhere, but since then I see that's gonna be a losing battle. Sorry, Jay, maybe people will pay attention to stuff about your child once she's born. You did a good job pinking the pink onto that room. I don't have the patience to paint a room properly, so I can admire a job well done on that front.
I appreciate your kind comments Darrylz.
Room looks great.I think the pink is far more for us than anything else. Once Leyla is going to be of a certain age able to make logical decisions, we'll see.I think it was Mike from Penny Arcade (though I'm too lazy to go look it up) who remarked recently that his boy loved pink as a color, and would wear pink, play pink characters in games, and so on - until he got to school, got ridiculed, and suddenly pink is gay he doesn't like it, he likes green! Obviously! I just think that's sad, and it'll be at least a whole other generation before that sort of silly prejudice is gone.
Which, of course, isn't your fault, Jay
It's a pretty little thing. Couldn't find shit in Montreal. Had to order it online from California. It wasn't cheap.
