Polite, Rude & Sexist Street Harassment

[Be Her DaddyParticipant 410]

I don’t know how I stumbled onto this but this little bitch has quite the attitude. This is why I don’t waste time hitting on women anymore. Both my grandfather’s and my dad met their wives by striking up a conversation in public with a woman, but these days you’re just a “<span style=”font-family: Georgia, ‘Times New Roman’, Times, serif; font-size: 15px; line-height: 28px;”>F~~~ing Prick” who should die as well as being a googly-eyed weirdo and just a plain asshole who interrupts a woman from buying her Michigan apples.</span>

 

 

http://www.thefrisky.com/2014-10-23/frisky-rant-stop-telling-me-not-to-be-rude-asshole/

[Anonymous 12]

Describing “Traumatic Incident” : 2 Paragraphs.

Talking about how “Traumatic Incident” made you feel: 8 Paragraphs.

Writer single for life with cats : Priceless.

[RoyDalParticipant]

Old maid …

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[experiencedParticipant]

“but this little bitch has quite the attitude” Great one liner!

……….and this was a long story on “The Frisky” ? by Jamie Thomasass

frisky [ ˈfriskē ] ADJECTIVE adjective: frisky · comparative adjective: friskier · superlative adjective: friskiest playful and full of energy: “he bounds about like a frisky pup”    synonyms: lively · bouncy · bubbly · perky · active · energetic · animated

No, it should be posted on “The C~~~y” or, “The C~~~y C~~~.” If he were wealthy, tall, dark, handsome, celebrity, etc, then her response would have been a little different, and she wouldn’t have written anything. She’d be doing him every which way through next Tuesday, “because she’s in Love(with what he can provide).

C~~~: ” *C~~~  This body of energy and spirit is easily the most gorgeous, intellectual, and perpetuous life-form to have been harvested from Mother Earth. Such a mirror of perfection does not age, but levels up until maximum potential is reached. *c~~~ creates life, *c~~~ destroys life, and *c~~~ is life. I worship *c~~~ every sunday as soon as I wake up. “

Sacred Vagina

http://sacredvagina.com/

 

"It seems like there's times a body gets struck down so low, there ain't a power on earth that can ever bring him up again. Seems like something inside dies so he don't even want to get up again. But he does."

[ILiveAgainParticipant]

Can’t

Understand &

Never

True

😆

[hmskl’dParticipant 6414]

The bottom line is that any guy who decides that they have to talk to me based on the way I look is judging me incorrectly and being disrespectful to me in the process. They don’t have a right to my kindness.

females, esp. author of the article, i won’t look your way at the farmers market much less ever talk to you ..i just ask that you do the same for me

[ValleyFever101Participant 84]

So, basically, the complaint she’s making is that a man she was not attracted to was “googly-eyed and weird” and asked her her name “all breathily.”  The rest of her diatribe was pure speculation, projection, and a very subjective laundry list as to what “creeps her out.”

And it’s really all internal to her.  None of what she wrote had anything to do with the person with whom she had the encounter, since she didn’t know him and really had no idea whether any of what she was projecting was even true.

Granted, women may need to err on the side of caution, but the thing is, if it was someone whom she was attracted to and didn’t look 10 years older, would the sense of caution still exist?

That’s what is so ludicrous about articles like this, since women seem to enjoy patting themselves on the back for whatever intuitive foolproof internal mechanism they have which differentiates the “creeps” and “predators” from the “good guys” (which they claim don’t exist anymore).  But how would they know?

If their supposed “intuition” is so effective, why are there so many women with a string of failed relationships?  I guess their “intuition” isn’t as reliable as they would like everyone to think.

[– Deleted on Request –Spectator 936]

I’m reminded of the scene in The Last Samurai in which Tom Cruise’s character and his captor, a warlord, speak with each other for the first time.  All they did was exchange names.  But the former isn’t pleased by this and starts asking questions and making demands.  The warlord answers that they have introduced themselves, “That was a good conversation.”

 

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