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History of Feminism

seabeyond

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15. primal man's diet consisted mostly of plant food

Reply to CrispyQ (Reply #13)

Mon Sep 10, 2012, 12:44 PM

Sep 2012

i have heard this also, and how it is never factored in when using evo psych. thanks.

and again, i am going to agree with you totally on the animal issue. absolutely.

LOVE it

throw in your snippets. i really appreciate it.

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Not buying it. [View all] CrispyQ Sep 2012 OP

For fuck's sake. MadrasT Sep 2012 #1

they say women are not visual. i look at that and am visually knocked on my seabeyond Sep 2012 #2

GQ ismnotwasm Sep 2012 #3

Someone on FB also observed how the woman is posed in a fetal position CrispyQ Sep 2012 #4

doesnt this sound interesting. seabeyond Sep 2012 #5

Here's an excerpt from the book: CrispyQ Sep 2012 #7

a decade ago seabeyond Sep 2012 #10

Some interesting excerpts from the book: CrispyQ Sep 2012 #8

Really interesting, I need to find that book. MadrasT Sep 2012 #9

I tried to keep within the four paragraph rule. There's so much more I would like to have posted. CrispyQ Sep 2012 #13

primal man's diet consisted mostly of plant food seabeyond Sep 2012 #15

turns evo psych on head.... seabeyond Sep 2012 #11

It's interesting to think there was a time in our history CrispyQ Sep 2012 #14

i have heard that... but but but seabeyond Sep 2012 #16

this really seems ot be the bottom line in so many of these discussions. seabeyond Sep 2012 #12

Benny in the comments section at the linked post is an a-hole. nt boston bean Sep 2012 #6