Girls Should Be Girls And Boys Should Be Boys

Last Friday was my daughter's birthday. She had her birthday celebration in class with the other children, all four year olds. I made cupcakes with sprinkles, pink for the girls and blue for the boys. Her theme is Unicorns. Well I get pulled away by the teacher, a miss know it all, and she tells me that we can't use the cupcakes and that we can't use 'fanciful' themes. It's school policy. I told her to shove it. And I went to the Director, a Miss Cratchit if you ever met one.

This school, or preschool, has adopted some standards from God knows where, that are not shared with parents and the teacher who first introduced the school to us told me in confidence that any staff member complaining or attempt to undermine the new standards was subject to immediate termination.

I come here to blow off steam, I like to masturbate. Who doesn't. I come here for all of the things ADULTs do. For the women who prefer to be tied and used by the basketball team, for the men who look for men in the dark bushes behind the dumpsters at Walmart, for the girls who meet and kiss and learn all about pussy. I'm no wallflower, I am hungry for sex, and enjoy sex with both men and women, prefer women, and enjoy a threesome with the right girl and a guy who wants to pound away for his sexual pleasure. I 'identify' as a lipstick lesbian, although it is obvious and I've had my share of dicks, and one of them got to my egg and I have a daughter.

I want her to be a girl, all the girl she can be. Pink flowers, Barbie dolls, blondes with tits and hips. I want her to own her pussy and be proud to be a girl. I do not want her to be some drone unable to appreciate herself as a girl or some androgenous matron who can't get dick or pussy. When she sees herself in the mirror I let her know she is pretty and one day a man (or a woman) will want her, desire her mind, body and soul.

Needless to say that the school thing ruined my self empowering session and I have to move my daughter to a school where they believe in little girls, fairy tales and boys who bring frogs to school.