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Try to start loving yourself the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs we don’t care shirt in other words I will buy this way you are, as a woman. Recognize that both genders struggle with different, although similar things. I have found out that the great thing about my pigmentation is that I look like I could be coming from many areas: Brazil, Colombia, Caribbean, North Africa, Indian subcontinent… So curious as to your response to this post. Why is your response to someone venting “Do you think I have it better than you?” There are benefits to being a woman. Like being allowed to strike a conversation with other women. The sisterhood. Not being seen as a potential physical threat. The list goes on… I understand what you’re saying, but there are fundamental differences between most men and most women, even neurologically. I agree that we should all just be people, but you can’t simply do away with millennia of cultural development. Besides, there is a reason women were originally dominated by men. We have different values in many ways. It’s not like physical strength is the only reason women became subservient. I don’t know many women who don’t like cats, I know lots of men who don’t though. A huge part of that comes from our cultural norms, but where do you think those came from? Fundamental differences in our behaviour and priorities. I work in an industrial field, and about 99% of employees with engineering educations are men. That’s not because women can’t be engineers, it’s because they simply aren’t interested in the subject. It’s not as if our culture can be blamed entirely for that, there has to be a predisposition common to women that draws them toward different fields.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.