Vitaphone Racing wrote:Nailed to the Perch wrote:
Yeah, that's both the selling point of and the problem with FEMEN. On the one hand, they do successfully get a lot of attention. On the other hand, very little of that attention is actually paid to any particular cause they might support.
(I'm also troubled by the fact that I have yet to see even one FEMEN activist who's not white, skinny, young, and fairly conventionally attractive. I'd have a lot more faith that the toplessness was for a serious political point if women of a variety of ages, races, and body types were whipping their tits out alongside the skinny white girls.)
First picture in the article I believe, second one across from the right.
Okay, we've got one who's young, skinny, and of indeterminate race, then, heh.
My essential point still stands, though - the fact that the only women taking their tops off meet the conventional standards for "women we as a society want to see with their tops off" concerns me somewhat.




exactly, to me it is more a point of having something physical on me to show that yes I am married and also I can look at it or touch it and think of Jim when we are not together. It is not really about laying a claim. I like to know he is wearing his because I like to think of having that connection and that he is proud to be married to me and this is a subtle way of showing that. I know it is not for everyone and more power to them but it does mean something to me.