I worked in a large hospital in a major metropolitan area. I interacted with at least 100 women ranging from doctors to other specialists. We all treated each other with respect.
You were extremely lucky then. God Bless you. I worked in a medium sized metropolitan military hospital and the males were typically overbearing, made sexually abusive type comments on a daily/hourly basis, fondled the females at every opportunity, tried to get the females removed from their male predominent offices, etc. When one E7 tried to have me removed, I produced a list of all the comments, actions, and attitudes, with dates, and places, and all that was done was I was REMOVED (to another clinic) but NOTHING was done to him.
In your example, why didn’t you bring suit?
Because in the Army you are not ALLOWED to bring suit, and it would have just made it worse, as any woman in the military can tell you.
Is your only choice feminism or true justice?
I didn’t choose feminism. however, I have fought with every bone in my body against the power of the male over my life. My particular experience has not been pleasant. There are some women who have had no problems, but I would dare say they are the exception, not the rule, just as your good experience in the Large hospital was the exception not the rule.
True justice will only come in the next world, it doesn’t exist in this world.
Money BUYS most “justice” on earth.
Please describe my attitude. I watched as radical feminists, in concert with other radical, anti-family organizations, worked hard to destroy the family.
Your attitude speaks for itself, I have no need to describe it. However, I will describe it as patronizing and inflammatory.
One of the quickest routes to poverty in this country is to be an unwed mother with children.
And, pray tell, who LEFT that woman unwed and pregnant?
Why not tell all young women to simply avoid men?
I would if they would listen.
