Yeah, this is about what I expected. Misogyny from a dude who can't keep his fucking eyeballs to himself. "Back in myyy day" blatting from someone who manages to make himself sound a thousand fucking years old--like bikinis haven't existed since the 50s and prudish men haven't been fretting about what young women wear for centuries, even though what other people wear is *none of your business*, whether it be a burka or short-shorts.
Boomer is a state of mind, and you're in it. I'm glad your writing isn't getting any engagement. It's not very good.
A professor once visited a Japanese Zen master to inquire about Zen. The master served tea for the professor and began pouring it into his cup. The professor watched as the tea filled the cup, but the master kept pouring. The tea began to spill over the edge of the cup, but the master continued to pour.
"Stop!" cried the professor. "The cup is full!"
"Just like your mind," said the Zen master. "It is full of opinions and preconceptions. You must empty your cup before you can learn anything new."
Yeah, this is about what I expected. Misogyny from a dude who can't keep his fucking eyeballs to himself. "Back in myyy day" blatting from someone who manages to make himself sound a thousand fucking years old--like bikinis haven't existed since the 50s and prudish men haven't been fretting about what young women wear for centuries, even though what other people wear is *none of your business*, whether it be a burka or short-shorts.
Boomer is a state of mind, and you're in it. I'm glad your writing isn't getting any engagement. It's not very good.
A professor once visited a Japanese Zen master to inquire about Zen. The master served tea for the professor and began pouring it into his cup. The professor watched as the tea filled the cup, but the master kept pouring. The tea began to spill over the edge of the cup, but the master continued to pour.
"Stop!" cried the professor. "The cup is full!"
"Just like your mind," said the Zen master. "It is full of opinions and preconceptions. You must empty your cup before you can learn anything new."