From a "woman's persepctive" . . .

[ny biker]

I've been asked to contribute to our local cycling clubs blog. Which is nice and I don't mind doing it. However, they keep emphasizing that they want me to write from a "woman's perspective." Make sure you're writing from a woman's perpective. Don't forget to mention it's from a woman's perseptive . . . we really need a woman's perspective . . .

Isn't the fact that a woman is writing it enough of a female influence? Sheesh!?! What do they want me to do: write about the spokes in my menstrual cycle?

I don't know why this is bothering me so much. Perhaps it's that time of the month for me.

I would ask them what they mean by "women's perspective." Maybe their answer will indicate their intentions are good, and it's just their phrasing that is unfortunate. Or it will let you know that they're actually being jerks.