Superbowl halftime - scantily dressed women and very covered up men

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think this boils down to insecurity. Women are worried that their husbands will find them attractive, and they feel pressure to look like that since they're probably the same age or just a little older than Shakira and JLo.

Shakira and JLo showed a lot of insecurity about their womanhood and latinhood.

Two regular anglo dancers from Las Vegas could have done what they did, and better.

I dont detect any jealousy in your response. None at all

So negative opinion automatically equals jealousy?

Adam Levine 7 pages, J Lo and Shakira 68 pages. So in this case yes

But Adam levine ain’t got the curves!

+1 No one cares if Adam Levine takes off his shirt and shows his skinny, tattooed body because he doesn’t have boobs or an ass.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this boils down to insecurity. Women are worried that their husbands will find them attractive, and they feel pressure to look like that since they're probably the same age or just a little older than Shakira and JLo.

Shakira and JLo showed a lot of insecurity about their womanhood and latinhood.

Two regular anglo dancers from Las Vegas could have done what they did, and better.

I dont detect any jealousy in your response. None at all

So negative opinion automatically equals jealousy?

Adam Levine 7 pages, J Lo and Shakira 68 pages. So in this case yes

But Adam levine ain’t got the curves!

+1 No one cares if Adam Levine takes off his shirt and shows his skinny, tattooed body because he doesn’t have boobs or an ass.

Ummm do you not see the double standard in your own post or are you this obtuse?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this boils down to insecurity. Women are worried that their husbands will find them attractive, and they feel pressure to look like that since they're probably the same age or just a little older than Shakira and JLo.

Shakira and JLo showed a lot of insecurity about their womanhood and latinhood.

Two regular anglo dancers from Las Vegas could have done what they did, and better.

I dont detect any jealousy in your response. None at all

So negative opinion automatically equals jealousy?

Adam Levine 7 pages, J Lo and Shakira 68 pages. So in this case yes

But Adam levine ain’t got the curves!

+1 No one cares if Adam Levine takes off his shirt and shows his skinny, tattooed body because he doesn’t have boobs or an ass.

So you only body shame people with boobs and an ass?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this boils down to insecurity. Women are worried that their husbands will find them attractive, and they feel pressure to look like that since they're probably the same age or just a little older than Shakira and JLo.

Shakira and JLo showed a lot of insecurity about their womanhood and latinhood.

Two regular anglo dancers from Las Vegas could have done what they did, and better.

I dont detect any jealousy in your response. None at all

So negative opinion automatically equals jealousy?

Adam Levine 7 pages, J Lo and Shakira 68 pages. So in this case yes

But Adam levine ain’t got the curves!

Show us some pics of Levine pole dancing in his underwear.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this boils down to insecurity. Women are worried that their husbands will find them attractive, and they feel pressure to look like that since they're probably the same age or just a little older than Shakira and JLo.

Shakira and JLo showed a lot of insecurity about their womanhood and latinhood.

Two regular anglo dancers from Las Vegas could have done what they did, and better.

I dont detect any jealousy in your response. None at all

So negative opinion automatically equals jealousy?

Adam Levine 7 pages, J Lo and Shakira 68 pages. So in this case yes

But Adam levine ain’t got the curves!

Show us some pics of Levine pole dancing in his underwear.

Show us some pics of JLo and Shakira topless

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this boils down to insecurity. Women are worried that their husbands will find them attractive, and they feel pressure to look like that since they're probably the same age or just a little older than Shakira and JLo.

Shakira and JLo showed a lot of insecurity about their womanhood and latinhood.

Two regular anglo dancers from Las Vegas could have done what they did, and better.

I dont detect any jealousy in your response. None at all

So negative opinion automatically equals jealousy?

Adam Levine 7 pages, J Lo and Shakira 68 pages. So in this case yes

But Adam levine ain’t got the curves!

+1 No one cares if Adam Levine takes off his shirt and shows his skinny, tattooed body because he doesn’t have boobs or an ass.

Exactly. It all jealousy

[Anonymous]

We relinquished the ability to judge how women choose to display and move their bodies when this country elected a president who said on a hot mic how and where he likes to touch women's bodies without consent.

[Anonymous]

Now 7 pages to 70! LULZ Karen

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this boils down to insecurity. Women are worried that their husbands will find them attractive, and they feel pressure to look like that since they're probably the same age or just a little older than Shakira and JLo.

Shakira and JLo showed a lot of insecurity about their womanhood and latinhood.

Two regular anglo dancers from Las Vegas could have done what they did, and better.

I dont detect any jealousy in your response. None at all

So negative opinion automatically equals jealousy?

Adam Levine 7 pages, J Lo and Shakira 68 pages. So in this case yes

But Adam levine ain’t got the curves!

Show us some pics of Levine pole dancing in his underwear.

Show us some pics of JLo and Shakira topless

Once again, if you can’t admit that a man going topless and a women going topless are not the same thing, there is no rational conversation to be had. Since when is a mans bare chest considered a private part?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this boils down to insecurity. Women are worried that their husbands will find them attractive, and they feel pressure to look like that since they're probably the same age or just a little older than Shakira and JLo.

Shakira and JLo showed a lot of insecurity about their womanhood and latinhood.

Two regular anglo dancers from Las Vegas could have done what they did, and better.

I dont detect any jealousy in your response. None at all

So negative opinion automatically equals jealousy?

Adam Levine 7 pages, J Lo and Shakira 68 pages. So in this case yes

But Adam levine ain’t got the curves!

Show us some pics of Levine pole dancing in his underwear.

Show us some pics of JLo and Shakira topless

Once again, if you can’t admit that a man going topless and a women going topless are not the same thing, there is no rational conversation to be had. Since when is a mans bare chest considered a private part?

Since men can get pregnant I guess

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Some of you need to read this.

https://www.romper.com/p/uncomfortable-white-women-whats-hiding-in-plain-sight-21776655

Great quote:

"The policing of Black and brown bodies is as old as slavery and colonialism itself. Our bodies have long been regarded as dangerous weapons that lure otherwise faithful white men from their marital beds; our wombs serving as thieves of government checks stolen from more deserving citizens; our curves are dangerous distractions that serve only to pollute the innocent minds of young boys and girls. Where the Black and brown man’s body is a symbol of criminality and violence, our bodies — and how we move and dress them — have historically been labeled as having more sinister and vulgar intentions."

Also:

"It is the kind of rage that easily unites white women with misogyny under the guise of family values and moral preservation and protection. And it is entrenched in racism and cultural ignorance."

If it helps you to sleep at night to categorize all white women who didn't love the Super Bowl performance as racist 'Karens' and 'Beckys', than so be it. You are narrow-minded and ignorant in your stereotyping though. I don't care if it's Madonna, Miley Cyrus, Beyonce, J-LO, Christina Aguilera, Shakira, Brittney Spears, etc. Miley Cyrus was disgusting at the VMA's years ago. Color does not matter at all in this situation to me but I realize some individuals no matter what will always find a way to throw race into it.

Where was the outrage? There was none. Yet, when it's two non-white women we get a 70+ page thread about these two "scantily dressed women".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some of you need to read this.

https://www.romper.com/p/uncomfortable-white-women-whats-hiding-in-plain-sight-21776655

Great quote:

"The policing of Black and brown bodies is as old as slavery and colonialism itself. Our bodies have long been regarded as dangerous weapons that lure otherwise faithful white men from their marital beds; our wombs serving as thieves of government checks stolen from more deserving citizens; our curves are dangerous distractions that serve only to pollute the innocent minds of young boys and girls. Where the Black and brown man’s body is a symbol of criminality and violence, our bodies — and how we move and dress them — have historically been labeled as having more sinister and vulgar intentions."

Also:

"It is the kind of rage that easily unites white women with misogyny under the guise of family values and moral preservation and protection. And it is entrenched in racism and cultural ignorance."

If it helps you to sleep at night to categorize all white women who didn't love the Super Bowl performance as racist 'Karens' and 'Beckys', than so be it. You are narrow-minded and ignorant in your stereotyping though. I don't care if it's Madonna, Miley Cyrus, Beyonce, J-LO, Christina Aguilera, Shakira, Brittney Spears, etc. Miley Cyrus was disgusting at the VMA's years ago. Color does not matter at all in this situation to me but I realize some individuals no matter what will always find a way to throw race into it.

I'm one of those white women who is outraged at the performance in terms of appropriate content for children. On the other hand, 20 years ago, before kids and family, I can see myself having the same attitude as these youngsters. You don't consider kids much until you have your own. Just wait another 20 years ladies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some of you need to read this.

https://www.romper.com/p/uncomfortable-white-women-whats-hiding-in-plain-sight-21776655

Great quote:

"The policing of Black and brown bodies is as old as slavery and colonialism itself. Our bodies have long been regarded as dangerous weapons that lure otherwise faithful white men from their marital beds; our wombs serving as thieves of government checks stolen from more deserving citizens; our curves are dangerous distractions that serve only to pollute the innocent minds of young boys and girls. Where the Black and brown man’s body is a symbol of criminality and violence, our bodies — and how we move and dress them — have historically been labeled as having more sinister and vulgar intentions."

Also:

"It is the kind of rage that easily unites white women with misogyny under the guise of family values and moral preservation and protection. And it is entrenched in racism and cultural ignorance."

If it helps you to sleep at night to categorize all white women who didn't love the Super Bowl performance as racist 'Karens' and 'Beckys', than so be it. You are narrow-minded and ignorant in your stereotyping though. I don't care if it's Madonna, Miley Cyrus, Beyonce, J-LO, Christina Aguilera, Shakira, Brittney Spears, etc. Miley Cyrus was disgusting at the VMA's years ago. Color does not matter at all in this situation to me but I realize some individuals no matter what will always find a way to throw race into it.

I'm one of those white women who is outraged at the performance in terms of appropriate content for children. On the other hand, 20 years ago, before kids and family, I can see myself having the same attitude as these youngsters. You don't consider kids much until you have your own. Just wait another 20 years ladies.

I'm the person you quoted. I'm a 49 year old woman with two boys, 14 and 20.

[Anonymous]

^^ Sorry, clarification. You did not quote me.

[Anonymous]

^^ Meant to add, I'm the woman that posted that quote?