Summary of Minnesota House Democrats Vote Against Preserving Girls’ Sports Act
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When visiting a girl’s house, the key is to
be a respectful, engaged, and helpful guest while also being yourself.
General Etiquette & Behavior
Be courteous: Mind your manners, offer a firm handshake or appropriate greeting, and be polite to everyone.
Be yourself: It’s natural to be nervous, but don’t try to project a “perfect” persona. Authenticity helps build a genuine connection.
Be present and engaged: Show genuine curiosity by asking questions and actively listening to her stories. Pay attention to decorations or hobbies for conversation starters.
Don’t have expectations: Focus on having fun and enjoying the time together, not on a specific outcome (like sex).
Actions During the Visit
Let her lead: She likely has specific activities in mind. Let her be the host initially, but be ready to suggest an activity if things become awkward.
Offer to help: Offer to help with chores like washing dishes after a meal or clearing the table. Taking the initiative to pitch in shows respect and independence.
Respect her space: Leave things as you found them. Use coasters, put books back, and follow her level of cleanliness, not your own.
Discuss ground rules: If you’ll be staying for a longer period, talk openly about shared expenses, chores, and routines to avoid future misunderstandings.
Romantic & Social Cues
Move slowly with romantic advances: Just because you’re at her house doesn’t automatically mean physical intimacy is expected. Escalate romance one step at a time (cuddling, kissing, etc.) and always ask for consent.
Gauge the atmosphere: Pay attention to her body language and the environment. If she seems uncomfortable with physical contact, back off.
Keep it fun and light: Use humor, tell interesting stories, and be playful.
Helpful Items to Bring
Consider bringing a small “thank you” gift, a snack to share, or something for an activity:
Ingredients for cooking or baking together.
A drink she enjoys (ensure it’s appropriate for her age and preferences).
A board or card game you can play together.
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Minnesota House Democrats Vote Against Preserving Girls’ Sports Act
St. Paul – [03/07/25] – On Monday this week, Minnesota House legislators convened to vote on the Republican-led Preserving Girls’ Sports Act, aimed at ensuring the safety and fairness of young girls’ athletics. The bill would have restricted participation in girls’ sports to biological females, addressing concerns over competitive fairness, safety, and opportunity.
All 66 House Democrats unanimously voted against this bill, allowing biological males to compete in girls’ athletic programs, a decision that Representative Duran (R-Bemidji) calls a serious safety risk for young female athletes.
“As a father of three young girls, two of whom are actively involved in sports, it’s deeply disappointing to see their safety and future athletic opportunities voted down on the House floor,” said Representative Duran. “This bill was about protecting our daughters. It’s unfortunate that, instead of prioritizing their well-being, lawmakers chose to stand with activists rather than the families they represent.”
HF 12, the Preserving Girls’ Sports Act, aimed to prohibit males from competing in sports designated for girls and women, ensuring that female students would have fair and equal opportunities in school sports.
“This is the kind of commonsense legislation that Minnesotans elected me to support,” Representative Duran continued. “Recent polling data shows that the vast majority of Minnesotans agree that allowing boys to compete against girls in sports is not only unfair, it’s dangerous. My hope was that we could address this obvious issue quickly and move forward with tackling other important concerns for our state, such as the growing budget deficit, declining test scores, and public safety.”
The floor vote followed a rally earlier in the day on the Capitol steps, which featured Riley Gaines, a 12-time NCAA All-American swimmer and advocate for fair female athletics, who has been outspoken about the need to protect women’s sports from unfair competition. Gaines and other speakers, addressed the crowd, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding opportunities for female athletes.
After the vote, Republicans tabled the bill for future consideration, signaling ongoing efforts to bring attention to the issue and continue the fight for fairness in women’s sports.