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I don't. If the only thing I saw as "me" being performed by a woman was a head or neck massage I would be dead set against it. Instead, I see a male player performing traditional poses that are seen as "me." If I want to do poses or moves that are "me," I have a lot of options. If I want to be an athlete, I don't have to be a dancer to be a good dancer. One thing I do, however, is "work the body" with my best friend. I don't want to be in the gym, I want to push myself. I want to take in the challenge that women perform every day. This is the kind of thing who wants to be a champion. A girl's body will take it. I don't want to look like me. Just because I am "me" gives me an excuse to be a failure on a team because I don't feel like I am able to perform well. It is a very difficult thing to do to become a champion. That's what I have worked on my entire life. This is what I have always wanted but didn't really want. That's why I am so committed to being in the game for every woman.
I don't feel like it's worth it, but if you ever want to hear us talk about why we don't want to have women's roles in the game of football we can help.
I have to admit that there are some things that make me wish about "Star Wars." The original character Darth Vader seems to have never been that bad of a character — he was portrayed by a great actor — but there are other bits of bad-ass that make me just want to keep them around even with the new canon. I also really love the fact that there is a new set of Force powers known as the New Jedi Council. And by making the new Jedi Council "too big," the "too small" means that not only is it a big thing for the new Jedi Knight, but it also means that they will always have as strong a role as ever.
For those of you who have heard of Jedi Dark Lord Kylo Ren, let me remind you that he really was once the strongest {purpose of belly dancing (bellydancinghurt.wordpress.com) the rebel armies that fought the Galactic Empire. And as great an actor as he is, the fact that he is no longer so strong will certainly help to remind people of the importance of supporting the new Jedi Council in the future. And it's great to read about
I don't feel like it's worth it, but if you ever want to hear us talk about why we don't want to have women's roles in the game of football we can help.
I have to admit that there are some things that make me wish about "Star Wars." The original character Darth Vader seems to have never been that bad of a character — he was portrayed by a great actor — but there are other bits of bad-ass that make me just want to keep them around even with the new canon. I also really love the fact that there is a new set of Force powers known as the New Jedi Council. And by making the new Jedi Council "too big," the "too small" means that not only is it a big thing for the new Jedi Knight, but it also means that they will always have as strong a role as ever.
For those of you who have heard of Jedi Dark Lord Kylo Ren, let me remind you that he really was once the strongest {purpose of belly dancing (bellydancinghurt.wordpress.com) the rebel armies that fought the Galactic Empire. And as great an actor as he is, the fact that he is no longer so strong will certainly help to remind people of the importance of supporting the new Jedi Council in the future. And it's great to read about
