It’s funny how the world is changing in so many ways. Pretty much all of my business classes are somehow incorporating how culture is turning more feminine. I, as a woman, of course support it! why wouldn’t I?

I get to go out and work and hopefully corporations will start to employ more and more female executives. I’d love to be a career woman! Unless I’m filthy rich i just can’t see myself being the stay-at-home mom. I don’t think it’s in the cards for me. The good thing is that, possibly, by the time I’m ready to settle down and start a family it’s become even more acceptable for stay-at-home dads.

I mean today for example, I was at Regent’s from 10-7 doing work, and revising. Where was the boy when i text him before my exam? Oh having a pint.. in a strip club, at 4 in the afternoon. Is this role reversal? Instead of shopping and playing tennis, will the stay-at-home dads go to strip clubs and play golf? I mean i guess it’s not all bad.. at least the strippers will profit from the feminism as well! I’m just wondering if men are even prepared to be stay-at-home spouses? Will their inclination to sex limit them? Will they limit our success? or will we, as women, have the best of both worlds?

It just funny how in a lot of my classes, if not the majority, the girls work the hardest. The girls have the highest grades, the girls care the most.

Watch out, we’re a new generation. Boys be aware, if you don’t turn into real men soon, we will overtake you.. and i will have that flashy office, and i will be your boss. 

So this past weekend one of Simons hockey mates had his birthday, so me and five other guys made our way out to St. Albans for a bit of pub golf! Was good since I was the only girl they went easy on me, half pints and no gin for me! It’s a quaint little area, and the walk home from kings cross the morning after surely did Simon and I , a world of good!