I was just in a rather dispiriting discussion of sexual predation in the Pagan community, sparked by an interesting piece in the Wild Hunt. The article was good. which is more than I can say for some of the discussion that followed.
The piece was about the decline of nudity at Pagan events and the reasons for it. But much of the discussion shifted to the related but different issue of why many women felt uneasy or defensive when sky clad at such events. Despite all the energy and more than a little venom that accompanied that discussion, one important issue remained unaddressed.
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Not at all sure what you mean here.
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Greybeard- I have not known any women such as you describe. None. As to the latter, I agree with you. The festivals you descr
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"I have not known any women such as you describe. None," Gus "What is abstractly wrong, and which we would condemn if done by so
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Greybeard, I'd urge you to avoid derailing the topic. Gus diZerega's post about how Pagan festivals can better promote a culture o
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We are not living in post patriarchy society, and we are not better than every one else's religion because we are Pagan. We have