Hats Off To The Ladies: Ladies : Week in Review #1

Well what a week it was for our ladies, supporting men's issues on the wave of the International Conference on Men's Issues 2017. The momentum is still strong and in full swing as the ladies continue to get the right messages out there. Each Friday I plan to look back and find the best moments of our featured ladies for the current week and follow up on any major issues brought to our attention, So, in no particular order....

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Bettina Arndt Our feral media attacks Cassie Jaye

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Corrine Barraclough
Dear angry person. Thank you for enquiring, “Who do you think you are?”

I appreciate your interest. I am Corrine, 43, I’ve been sober for two years. I’m an alcoholic in recovery. I work hard, like walking on the beach, and enjoy bonding with people with brains and compassion. Perhaps you were at Dreamworld too? Did you scream as loudly as I did on the rides? I laughed for hours. Did you? I also ate a corn dog smothered in ketchup. I was not sick. Here I am with my fabulous friend Kellie. She, like me, is not a feminist. She is an ambassador of healthy, balanced women and men. I will never call myself a feminist. If you don’t like my page, go somewhere else. Have a good weekend xx ☺

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Dear feminists, I do not take the term “boy suck” to be an insult. Thanks anyway.

From whichever angle I look at it, I see it as a compliment. Perhaps you are a tad green-eyed because I’m better at playing with boys than you? Once again, I would highly recommend yoga… for many reasons. As you were xx ☺

Erin Pizzey

Generational family violence is the root cause of violence in the family. Those of us born into violent and dysfunctional families need therapeutic intervention to help us learn how to make loving, trusting relationships. There are no perfect parents so everyone needs to overcome some of their learned patterns of behaviour.

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Bettina Arndt, Corrine Barraclough, Cassie Jaye