Although I'm still wondering if she sent it to me on purpose. Either way my girlfriend Alison was definitely getting the benefits from it!! That went ...n for almost 6 months, until Allison broke up with me saying "I was too big". What ever the hell that meant! I was in great shape! At 6'6 I weighed almost 220 with a 4 percent body fat rating! I had to be fit for my job! I had been working out about 2 to 3 times a week for 3 or 4 hours to look like I did, but mainly to keep in shape. So I know it. Yea women and men are different, but does that mean that one of us is inferior to the other? Absolutely not. So why is the stereotype that plague our sexes so strictly upheld. Women claiming that they can't do certain jobs, men not being able to show any real emotion outside of anger, lust, and arrogance. Its absurd to think about and yet i find it in my life daily. I was working part time at a department store at 16 when i encountered my first feminist. She was talking in the break room to one. We agreed a great idea. Surely as the drinking progressed, people become more open and chattering. Somehow we got on a conversation involving sex, and the wildest things we've done. Some of the couples didn't have very interesting stories and were a bit depressed about it. So the one guy who had the best story, came up with a wild game for us all to play. He blew out the candles, said any couples who wanted to play the game had to take their clothes off. We were all in. All the girls to one. Friday came and Breanna showed up right on time at the Duncan's house. "Okay Breanna, here is our cell phone number. We should be back sometime around 1:00 am at the latest - I don't think poor Tom can't take much more dancing than that!" she giggled. "Men just don't know how important a night of dancing is to us girls!" Breanna said."I know, right?" Mrs. Duncan said. "Oh well, I'll take what I can get!" she said. Then the Duncans left for their night out and Breanna turned to the kids. They.