Sun Feb24th 08, 15:00-18:30 2nd Urban Pilgrimage Copenhagen / guided tour with some text, performance, music, food, schnaps etc. start: Assistens Kirkegården (cemetery) entrance on Nørrebrogade, Copenhagen N. Bring bikes and good nerves. ->more
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WoMen
I have observed that women here appear very strong and self assured in a somewhow natural way and I like that. Where I come from it is more the case that women have to hide or disguise their strength so that men do not feel intimidated. Feeling a loss of power towards the women might make them feel less strong...macho.... arrgh. So my question here is: what effects does on the long run feminism have on the relation of the sexes here? Do men actually feel a loss of power towards the feminine? And if so in what sense/how/why etc.? Someone told me that a quite common pattern in Danish couples is: The woman is kind of in control but the same time it gets on her nerves that the man is not as strong anymore but she cannot get out of that macha-role. C’est vrai? Well, I sometimes envy that women here get treated more equal than what I am used to ... actually a bit more the guy-club-culture... Talking about all this someone mentioned the other day that Denmark is apparently the country with the most impotence problems among men – rumour or thuth?
02.01.2008, 09:30
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