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The woman who pioneered women wearing pants was the actress [[Katharine Hepburn]]. She became rich and famous but never experienced a happy [[marriage]] and never knew the joy of having children. Her [[philosophy of life]] of being unfeminine resulted in her not fulfilling her purpose of life. We reap what we sow. There are consequences for actions. Women wearing pants is [[cross-dressing]]. It should be looked down on as much as men wearing dresses. The [[social experiment]] of [[feminism]] to destroy any sense of [[difference between male and female]] in the twentieth century has resulted in women wearing military camouflage [[fatigue pants]] and boots. [[The Bible]] says cross-dressing is an "[[abomination]] of God."
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The woman who pioneered women wearing pants was the actress [[Katharine Hepburn]]. She became rich and famous but never experienced a happy [[marriage]] and never knew the joy of having children. Her [[philosophy of life]] of being unfeminine resulted in her not fulfilling her purpose of life. We reap what we sow. There are consequences for actions. Women wearing pants is [[cross-dressing]]. It should be looked down on as much as men wearing dresses. The [[social experiment]] of [[feminism]] to destroy any sense of [[difference between male and female]] in the twentieth century has resulted in women wearing military camouflage [[fatigue pants]] and boots. [[The Bible]] says cross-dressing is an "[[abomination]] of God."{{needs citation}}
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