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Which "female" attribute and behaviour
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By *phrodite OP Woman
over a year ago
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that was admired for decades, if not centuries, is no longer desirable?
And likewise, which "male" attributes and behaviours are no longer considered cool? Tongue in cheek again... |
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"Not washing your ass "
Hahaha, yeah it was actually thought fresh water on your vagina could kill you in 16th century London, I had to read a diary entry about watching the washer women trying to avoid getting the water above their knees |
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By *phrodite OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Not washing your ass
Hahaha, yeah it was actually thought fresh water on your vagina could kill you in 16th century London, I had to read a diary entry about watching the washer women trying to avoid getting the water above their knees "
wow - I did not know that!! |
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"Yeah, one of those weird nuggets of information that lodge in your brain while you can’t remember the name of your best mate’s husband haha "
So was it the 16th century when nose clips were invented too  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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That is such a good question I had to think properly rather than throw off a half arsed joke !
I guess for men it would be violence and fighting? When war was a given for many generations I suppose male violence was much more normalised, though even growing up in the 80s I can recall much more street violence, at football for example.
And of course smoking. It's amazing how quickly it's become a minority activity, rather frowned on than admired. |
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Getting dressed up (properly) on a Friday night in Town. The Bouncer turning you away from a club because you weren’t wearing shoes or a collar.
(And the last two songs of the evening were smooches)  |
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