I pray for Cripto and hope he'll return back.

He'll be fine, but he's in the National Guard. His job doesn't (normally) require him to leave the US.

(You forgot to credit Cyber Woman to me and yourself since she's jointly owned by you and me and also forgot to credit the UN1024s to me since they've been referenced here.)

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C.W.: I don't even know what's more nuts D.W.; your family being against the ERA or anti-ERA people saying that promoting the ERA is why women twerk a lot on the media these days.

Monique: Which is ironic because "twerking" has been around for hundreds of years originating from my country as Mapouka. It wasn't as raunchy as it is today where foreign media, especially the French media, portray my country of Cote d'Ivoire as the nation of twerking.

Chuong: When duty calls, you know what to do. The average family would know that if their children have duties to do, they would understand.

(This is evidence that I am having a memory lapse; I apologize. I fixed it.)

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D.W.: You probably wouldn't have been happy with the city as a whole; when groupthink was plaguing us, under the influence of Kayne, they all pretty much did what my family had done, and that's claim it was criminal to violate traditional gender norms.

Crush: So how did everybody say it was fine for you to do Supercross?

D.W.: I guess that's proof that the groupthink wasn't entirely practiced. Not the way Kayne wanted it.

C.W.: At least the sexism is gone in Wildcat City because the last thing I want is stares by fellow Americans from an entire city looking at me because I support the ERA. The ERA has been enforced for at least five decades. Most females stick to their traditional gender roles is because of their very own choices not because society forced them too. Most women who are mothers naturally go to their gender roles to care for the children they share with their fathers.

Haakon: Even in countries like Sweden and Norway, most women end up becoming mothers which results them to naturally go back to their gender roles to care for their children. You can have all the gender equality you want, but women will naturally go back to their gender roles because most of them chose to have children and become mothers for them.

C.W.: Even if that is true, I don't see why anyone should be against the ERA. Second, Nicki Minaj and Miley Cyrus would still be twerking on stage even if the ERA wasn't passed.

Malik: In Saudi Arabia, there's an Arabian variant of twerking known as M'alayah but that is only done in accordance to traditions which are usually performed at weddings. Only Arabian women are allowed to perform the dance. Equal rights or not, women are programmed differently from men and that's proven in science as well. I'm just saying.

C.W.: Well that's Saudi Arabia. It baffles me that there are Americans who are against the ERA. But that's my view on this.

Leo: Understandingly so.

D.W.: I mentioned that Phyllis Schlafly had been opposed to it; her biggest emphasis was how women would have unrestricted military experience because they'd be drafted, but worse, public unisex bathrooms.

Leo: That is a scary thought.

C.K./King Leo: *to C.W.* As Kriegland's last monarch before its destruction, I can safely assure you I would have wanted the females to not be oppressed, but do you think it was bad enough here? Wait until you read about of the worst kings Kriegland ever had. Too much fear, and thus, no opposition to traditional gender roles.

C.W.: Public unisex bathrooms? Okay that's going too far! *To C.K.* I've been to the museum that has your history in it and I've seen about everything there.

T.W.: So have I. The past was ridiculous! The present Krieglandonians, that's more like it!

Haakon: Public unisex bathrooms? That's the stupidest idea ever! That's different from home and hotel bathrooms!

D.W.: Then there's something you and us agree on.