David Snow

Forgive my ignorance on the Japanese language, but can anyone enlighten me on what has been going on with Momona on Hello Station?

My Granddaughter is the manager of the electronics dept at Walmart.  She interviewed a few people today for a couple of positions there.  She was interviewing one girl, and mentioned to the girl she would have to take a drug test.  To which the girl asked, "Will it be a WRITTEN test??"

If a child was born with, say, a club foot, nobody would have a problem with the child having surgery to fix the foot.  That's physical, and almost anyone would say there's nothing wrong with correcting a physical abnormality.

But when a little boy says, "I think I'm really supposed to be a girl because that's how I feel." most parents would go bananas and tell him he's crazy and totally abnormal.  What's the difference?  Shouldn't someone with a MENTAL  "abnormality" be granted the same rights to have his "problem" fixed just as much as a child with a PHYSICAL abnormality?  I think so.

Another problem is, men and boys are supposed to walk a very fine line in reference to dress, mannerisms, appearance, etc.---- but girls and women can wear any clothes they choose, either wear make-up or not wear make-up, walk, talk, whatever they feel like doing and almost nobody gives them a second look.  If a young man wants to wear make-up, have long hair, wear a skirt and frilly blouse, over-the-knee socks and mary janes, why shouldn't he be allowed to?  If he looks cute and acts feminine, so WHAT?!?!?  He's not hurting anyone and he's happy so leave him alone!!!

So many religions and goofy rules and laws have screwed up the world so badly.

Cheers,

Dave

We used to get plenty of news on the main page.  Now all we see is the H!P questions to the different groups.  Not that I don't enjoy that, I do, but I also really like knowing what's going on in the H!P world.

Hopefully someone will step forward to take on the Twitter page.

Cheers,

Dave

Okay, I turned 48 on 12 January. Can anyone top that?

I am 68.  Have been a H!P fan since 2006.  No, I'm NOT a pedophile.