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**Baromaro** · 03-26-2006, 08:00 AM

I have always campained for equal rights for both men and woman, and to me this is still a form of discrimination. It is every womans right to be called Mr or Sir if she wants to. It has always been my right to have the title of Prince, although now since my fathers death last year, my title is now "'King Paul"' for short, although my full title is much longer.

This is still a form of discrimination. It is every womans right to be called Mr or Sir if she wants to.
lets make it clear with an example
It has always been my right to have the title of Prince, although now since my fathers death last year, my title is now "'King Paul"' for short, although my full title is much longer.

Did someone forget to log the right account?

or are there two of them now?

03-26-2006, 08:00 AM	#3
Baromaro Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 537 Senior Member	I have always campained for equal rights for both men and woman, and to me this is still a form of discrimination. It is every womans right to be called Mr or Sir if she wants to. It has always been my right to have the title of Prince, although now since my fathers death last year, my title is now "'King Paul"' for short, although my full title is much longer. This is still a form of discrimination. It is every womans right to be called Mr or Sir if she wants to. lets make it clear with an example It has always been my right to have the title of Prince, although now since my fathers death last year, my title is now "'King Paul"' for short, although my full title is much longer. Did someone forget to log the right account? or are there two of them now?
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