http://www.ladiesagainstfeminism.com/artman/publish/
Seeing as i came across this site while on another topic, i thought id share it with you! Consider its wonderful liberal views in the 21st century! 
Their slogan âPromoting beautiful womanhoodâ sort of implies that there is an ugly womanhood that they donât promote.
Feminism and Related Issues
The liberal baby bust
Whatâs the difference between Seattle and Salt Lake City? There are many differences, of course, but hereâs one you might not know. In Seattle, there are nearly 45% more dogs than children. In Salt Lake City, there are nearly 19% more kids than dogs. This curious fact might at first seem trivial, but it reflects a much broader and little-noticed demographic trend that has deep implications for the future of global culture and politics. Itâs not that people in a progressive city such as Seattle are so much fonder of dogs than are people in a conservative city such as Salt Lake City. Itâs that progressives are so much less likely to have children.
Thatâs kind of oddâŚalthough I donât like to be called a âprogressiveâ because that word has come into use by those who believe âliberalâ is a dirty word. Iâm a (dirty!) liberal.
Talkinâ about âThe Right to âAbondonâ (sic) Your Childâ ?? 
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Ideologies such as this give me the willies. The surface appearance is so gentle and beneficent, but ultimately they herd adherents into a pink, fluffy, gentle and beneficent paddock. (To be fair, some of the paddockâs inhabitants find it quite comfortable.)
Circumscribed schools of thought have this funny little way of trying to make you feel like giving your imagination free reign is naughty.
Happily, if one is confused about how to dress, âLady Lydiaâ offers the following advice:
If you arenât used to dresses, I encourage you, as the weather becomes warmer, to just try wearing them at home at first, until it becomes second-nature to you. Dressing more feminely will require undergarments to prevent the see-through look. Add a petticoat, slip, bloomers or leggings to create more comfort.
She helpfully provides a link for any who donât already possess the suggested undergarments. Iâve been avoiding a/c to save $. Little did I know that bloomers and a petticoat were the missing key to greater comfort.
Me
Here is an example of the contrast we are talking about. The woman on the left has buried her God-given distinctiveness under layers of drab, mannish clothing. In her heart, she might be a delightful, sweet woman, but her exterior is telling a different story. While we do not have the right to judge the state of her heart, it would be difficult for someone to see that her heart is living a different story than her garments are telling us.
Lady Agnew
The beautiful Lady Agnew on the right portrays a serene, delicate femininity. Again, we do not know the state of her heart, but the story her clothing tells us is one of a woman who delights in her uniqueness as a woman and finds it wonderful to express that femininity in a visible way. Feminine modesty isnât just about the exact square inches of flesh covered upâif that were the case, the woman on the left would win the âmodestyâ contest. But God doesnât call us to utterly erase our womanly distinctiveness by wearing the equivalent of tents. A womanâs clothing needs to say âfeminineâ just as a manâs clothing needs to say âmasculine.â Rules of modesty that insist upon an unisex, frumpy, or even uncared-for appearance do not say âamenâ to what God calls good.
Egalitarianism has tried to convince women that dressing like a sloppy man is a compliment and a privilege. We at LAF say, âThe empress has no clothes!â Time to find femininity again and glory in womanliness. Time to realize that modesty is the real secret of feminine power. Itâs time to return to maidenhood and womanly beauty. Wonât you join us?
No, thank you.
I do wonder if the woman who runs this website isnât a drag queen.
The beautiful Lady Agnew on the right portrays a serene, delicate femininity. Again, we do not know the state of her heart, butâŚ
âŚif we did we would see that she was about to dangle her serene, delicate femininity in front of the hapless Lord Fignewton, toying with him until it grew tiresome, at which point sheâd cast him aside like the shmuck that he is.
Yes. She looks like a very nice person.
Iâm glad Iâm a woman and not a lady! 
I grew up learning that a âLadyâ was a woman with a warm heart and a generous spirit, comfortable with herself enough to find ease with those around her.
Its a matter of heart not haute nor habitat.
A similar definition applies to âGentlemanâ.
BTW I think Lady Agnew looks like sheâs patiently waiting for the stupid artist to finish so she can uncinch that corset and take a decent breath.
Feminism, Chauvanism, etc. I think it simply should boil down to looking for the human being inside, whatever the covering.
I like to look at something like that that seems like a crackpot movement, and see if I can find a kernel of truth here and there. I think there is some there.
I do think that there is indeed something in the whole âfemininityâ aspect of what is said there (mind you, I didnât read through the whole site). I do think that itâs quite lovely for a woman to wear a nice, long, flowy type skirt even for every day wear. Itâs very feminine, and quite attractive (at least in my opinionâŚI have no idea if this opinion is shared with those of the opposite sex ). I think that in many ways, femininity has been lost, and I find that to be so sad. A very feminine looking woman can be a very beautiful, not to mention alluring, thing.
Of course, as I type this, Iâm wearing a pair of denim capris and a longish top
I also agree that itâs very feminine and quite attractive, but probably not the kind of âattractiveâ youâre talking about from the opposite sex.
I always loved the Pentecostal ladies who wear their straight plain dresses down past their ankles and their ever-uncut hair in a tight snake-coiled bun on top of their heads and absolutely no jewelry. I think itâs beautiful.
Although, you donât know, emmâŚshe could have just done her daily dose of Lysol or something, and is sending that come hither look to Lord Fignewton, who had just cast HER aside because she had skipped her Lysol treatment the day before and compromised her dainty feminine allure because of it. You can tell by the look in her eyes thatâs what the problem was.
I grew up hearing that Women sweat and Ladies glisten⌠so, um like, do they have a separate deoderant for glisten?
a drag queen or maybe a dominatrix! No, Iâm kidding, I donât even know what that is! Yea I wonder whoâs behind this Ladies Against Feminism group? It almost reminds me of the squeeky clean image portrayed in the HiLites For Children magazines they used to have at selected dentistâs officesâŚI donât think they had any agendas like this though, but it does make me think of those magazines.
âwe do not know the state of her heartâ Lady Agnewâs that is?
Her heart and other vital organs are being displaced in order to portray
âa serene, delicate femininityâ.
NO thank you.
agreed and agreed Izz. But the moment Lady Lydia, or anyone else, starts trying to feed me guidelines about what is most fitting or seemly for one of my gender my back goes up and my heels dig in.
I have nothing against being âfeminineâ. Iâve seen women be feminine and beautiful in jeans and sweats. Iâve seen very âuglyâ (and Iâm not talking about looks) women in beads and satin.
Iâve had to fight gender discrimination quite a bit - not so much in recent years, but back during my 20âs - mainly because I was so small and looked like I was about 12 years old (I was carded until I was 35 years old). Iâve had car salesman treat me like dirt, repair people act like I donât have a brain in my head, and co-workers shocked that I knew how to use a drill.
Feminine is NOT weak. Feminine is a presence. Weak is an excuse.
Being thoroughly shallow, I was curious about Lady Agnew. Hereâs a link to her page on a site called âWere They Hot or Notâ. This web community appears organized around opinions about the âhotnessâ of historic people. Theyâd likely think a web site of whistle people is weird.
http://community.livejournal.com/weretheyhot/20608.html#cutid1
Version we had was âHorses sweat, Men perspire and Ladies Glow.â
Probably something to do with the radioactivity in the kitchenâŚ
Cynth, if Mr Sargent had painted you in yer Tee-shirt and Jeans, Iâm sure you would have turned out even more adorable than Lady Agnew. And I can confidently say I would like nothing better.