No, I meant misogynist - sorry for wrong spelling it was late at night. Just because I'm a pensioner, does not mean I fit into one of your female stereotypes (little old lady) who gets her words endearingly muddled. As for examples - quite right - they are mostly from comments, however the blog subtly invites us to join in blaming/despising/expecting little of particular groups. I've spent about 10 minutes looking for further examples, but am an old woman in a hurry, so you'll just have to settle for "take one look at her and you'd immediately mark her down as one of those wasted youth who hang around street corners" I certainly do not look at children and make judgements like that. And then, when she does what most children would do if given the chance - she is transformed into another tabloid stereotype - an "angel". She wasn't an angel, just a normal little girl with a rare a chance to boss adults about - irresistable. Teenage mothers are another group - look, all my great grandmothers were teenage mothers - some of them were even married ! It's nothing new. I was an unmarried teenage mother, brought up in care, and you'd all no doubt have taken a look at the 10 year old me and considered me a waste of space, too - I still remember adults who - based on my crummy clothes and estuary accent - would not let me play with their children. Anyway, my precious life is trickling away - am off to the gym to pump some iron. Free free to loathe me because - like the rest of the world if you get to know them - I conform to no stereotype