Category Archives: Women 50+

Ladies Annoyed With #MeToo: Please Stop Using “Victim” As A Dirty Word

Posted on January 22, 2018 by Robert P.

Speaking as a man, I won’t even try to imagine what women have gone through during the #MeToo movement in having to relive the many horrible and often tragic incidents of sexual assault that they’ve experienced, whether it was recently … Continue reading →

Posted in MeToo, Sexual Assault, sexual harassment, victim, Violence Against Women, Women, Women 40+, Women 50+, Women's March, women's rights | Tagged assault, don't believe, Facebook, get over it, harassment, incidents, independent, ladies, MeToo, moral support, movement, negative connotation, sexism, sexual assault, sexual harassment, social media, strong, strong independent woman, survivor, Twitter, victim, weak, woman, women, women are lying about sexual assault, Women's March | Leave a comment

#Screenwriting: Why I Write 40+ and 50+ Female Lead Characters

Posted on April 25, 2017 by Robert P.

First off, this isn’t me trying to be a “hero” or a “white knight” in some kind of way. I’m not looking for brownie points here, even though I wouldn’t exactly turn them down if I got them. There is … Continue reading →

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Category Archives: Women 50+

Ladies Annoyed With #MeToo: Please Stop Using “Victim” As A Dirty Word

#Screenwriting: Why I Write 40+ and 50+ Female Lead Characters

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