Not sure that's exactly what I meant. But I was trying to be brief. *g*
I think generally that the women we see (on Serenity) think of themselves as equal to men. Or rather don't really think about it at all, but see it as obvious. (Of course this is very different on the outer planets.)
About Kaylee then I was thinking of when she had sex with the original mechanic of Serenity. She was obviously not worried about what people would think of her.
Well, yes, I think the women of Serenity are equal to the men. And think of themselves as such. I just don't see how Kaylee's sexuality is really part of that. Plus, see below on me fanwanking Kaylee and Bester's engine room antics.
Ah yes, I see your point. To be honest it's not something I've ever give much thought, so I'm not really able to discuss it properly (even if I was awake...).
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I think generally that the women we see (on Serenity) think of themselves as equal to men. Or rather don't really think about it at all, but see it as obvious. (Of course this is very different on the outer planets.)
About Kaylee then I was thinking of when she had sex with the original mechanic of Serenity. She was obviously not worried about what people would think of her.
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