A truly feminist society would allow women to choose a traditional gender role but not force it upon them.
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Wheel of time not femenist then?
I know what some of those words mean!
I would assume Rom wouldnt force them to be clothed. Just allowed them to do so and most did.
My favorite thing about this episode is that the name is a reference to an amazing show and for absolutely no reason I can figure out.
Well it is the greatest work of literature put onto film ever, written by the most prolific writer in history who is a modern version Shakespeare, Garth Marenghi.