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Thread: A SERIOUS QUESTION FOR THE LADY DRIVERS....

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    syl77dar is offline Board Regular
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    Wear what you like to wear. Be who you are. you don't have to change your standards for people who jump to conclusions and or assumption. I get on radio and i have fun to. I have nothing to hide. I like who I am.
    and i am not Conservative
    And with dust in my throat I crave - Only knowledge will I save - To the game you stay a slave, rover, wander, nomad, vagabond, call me what you will...

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    There are some guys who will hit on anything female. I think the female has more control over how she is treated than some realize. If a woman conducts herself in a professional manner, she is less likely to have problems with men. I have had some interesting conversations with women in truck stops and on the CB. There has never been anything disrepectful, just conversation. I think people should wear what is comfortable as long as it looks professional. I am surprised you can get in and out of a truck with a skirt. :shock: As long as you conduct yourself professionally, you are not as likely to have probems out here.

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    I don't really care what anyone wears, if you want to wear a skirt fine, but I think if you are out here wearing a skirt you are looking for attention

    The way I see some of these women act out here almost makes me embaressed to be a female driver

    I even saw a woman driver going down the road advertising that she was a prostitute,
    these are the ones that give the rest of us a bad name

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    Default Lady or Lizard?

    Quite a few years ago I was a passenger on a truck with my husband. We were parked in a TA. I got out of the truck to go inside (potty break). Half way across the driveway between our truck and the building a car screeched to a stop in front of me and two police officers jumped out, grabbed me, slammed me on the car hood and slapped cuffs on me. My husband came running up and asked what was going on, he had watched the entire process. The police explained I was a prostitute and being arrested. To make a VERY long story short...my husband had to get my driver licese out of my back pocket and my travel papers out of the truck till they released me. Needless to say it was rather embarrassing!!!! Since then I have run solo alot. I learned how to walk "like a guy" (no hip swing), my natural attire is "guy" clothes and I hold myself with a "don't mess with me" attitude. I haven't had much trouble since that wonderful police incident. You just need to be aware of your surroundings and be prepared to react to it.

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    Default Re: Lady or Lizard?

    Quote Originally Posted by landstartammy
    Quite a few years ago I was a passenger on a truck with my husband. We were parked in a TA. I got out of the truck to go inside (potty break). Half way across the driveway between our truck and the building a car screeched to a stop in front of me and two police officers jumped out, grabbed me, slammed me on the car hood and slapped cuffs on me. My husband came running up and asked what was going on, he had watched the entire process. The police explained I was a prostitute and being arrested. To make a VERY long story short...my husband had to get my driver licese out of my back pocket and my travel papers out of the truck till they released me. Needless to say it was rather embarrassing!!!! Since then I have run solo alot. I learned how to walk "like a guy" (no hip swing), my natural attire is "guy" clothes and I hold myself with a "don't mess with me" attitude. I haven't had much trouble since that wonderful police incident. You just need to be aware of your surroundings and be prepared to react to it.
    Sounds like a lawsuit to me!!!! :shock:
    It's fun living in the gray areas of a black and white world!

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    I use to go with my ex husband over the road. Personally I never cared what anyone thought. Tell her to hold her head up high and be proud of who she is. It does not matter what you are doing in your life as long as you are happy. If she enjoys what she is doing and is happy, heck with what anyone thinks.....
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    Jennifer Goldsmith
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    LANDSTAR DUV AGENCY
    330-484-6013 EXT. 5
    fax 330-484-2191
    mailto: jen.goldsmith@landstarmail.com
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