[ SECRET POST #2929 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2929 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Being a girl in US during 50s

[(Anonymous)]

The 20th century really was just the fucking pits in a lot of ways, wasn't it?

I mean, I suppose on the plus side that the 20th century also has feminism coming along and actually making a real change in some of those issues. But it sometimes seems like the more you learn about the 20th century, the more you see the massive awful impact of history coming in and just ruining everything again and again.

Re: Being a girl in US during 50s

[(Anonymous)]

That's funny, because I just read a social history of women in the US, and everything just felt real shitty for women until we finally progressed to the chapters on the 20th century which, yes, still had lots of bad times, but felt like a breath of fresh air compared to all the preceding years. Even sometimes controversial things in modern times like cosmetics and playing up sex appeal or smoking and drinking...it was a big fucking victory for women to push those envelopes in the first place, back in the day!