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Hey, I can’t claim on the “sexy” part, seeing as I’m into guys, but seeing a tram, subway or bus female driver always makes me smile.
Does that count?
If I go to London again, I want a pic with you and your train-of-the-day 
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You can come for a ride, Nava.
glares at Cervaise
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…If any other state has a non-sexist policy on compulsory military service, they probably have similar pictures of hot solder ladies.
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Nitpick, I wouldn’t say Israel’s policy on military service is non-sexist. Women only need to serve 2 years while men must serve 3 and women can get out of it entirely just by signing a few papers saying they’re religious.
I’ve specifically mentioned how flattering Israeli uniforms are on the women who serve there–I know firsthand, as I’ve gone to Israel and traveled with paratroopers of both sexes, in and out of uniform.
And I agree with alphaboi867 that Israel’s military policy is certainly not “non-sexist”. Not only do women have less mandatory service and get out of it entirely much easier (it’s pretty common to meet Jewish women in Israel who never served, but most Jewish men have, it seems), but the service itself is a lot easier. This, from the mouths of the babes themselves.
Professional pool player.
I am in the Army and Public Affairs.
I have found many men to find the army thing a big turn-on.
I have no idea why, but I am okay with it 
I have been told that I “am not the standard issued army female”