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History of Feminism

CrispyQ

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5. I love the part that says,

Reply to mcar (Reply #4)

Wed May 13, 2015, 02:44 PM

May 2015

"So what if someone says they want a cup of tea, but in the time it takes you to boil the pot & make the tea, they've changed their mind? Sure, it's annoying, but don't force them to drink the tea."

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Don't know what consent is? Let this animation of a cup of tea clear it up for you. [View all] CrispyQ May 2015 OP

The hands down, trilogistic, best use of a really hot cuppa is ChairmanAgnostic May 2015 #1

It's really not that hard. F4lconF16 May 2015 #2

Perfect ismnotwasm May 2015 #3

Well done mcar May 2015 #4

I love the part that says, CrispyQ May 2015 #5

We all have the right to change our minds mcar May 2015 #6

Simple and effective GeoWilliam750 May 2015 #7

I thought it was great. IrishEyes May 2015 #8

Nice addition! -nt CrispyQ May 2015 #9