Welcome to the club. Have a cigar and we can sit around and scratch our balls.

Admit it -- you're Guy Pearce.

Now, get over here . . .

:)

Sharonna - I'm reluctant to sound sexist but can't avoid it with this question.
To my mind, there is something uniquely feminine in your voice. I even imagine hearing it in a higher pitch than a man's.

I've simply never met a man who responds to politics the way you do.
But I know several women in real life who campaign for causes like Save the Koala, wildlife rescue, veganism, animal rights, feminist issues.
They come with many styles, but among them is a type who uses language and passion in a way that could be you.
Rosie is similar, albeit with a very different choice of vocabulary and colloquialisms - part of that is her generation.

Male activists have just as much compassion and rage,
but the style of their words and the platforms and methods they choose are very different.
I think they tend to organise more.
They always have a percentage of women with them - 50% among liberals and progressives, 15% among conservatives.
They create documentaries and run specialist newspapers and websites.
You'll find them on Facebook, Change.org, Twitter etc.

I'm good with men.  The more the merrier.