Dating and Feminism - Question for Men

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Feminists give great head. It's a fact.

Men that take societal feminist gripes personally are intellectually stilted. Honey, it's not you that created male privilege. I'm not angry at you. I'm angry at my paycheck.

Feminists don’t give good head. They believe it’s a disgusting act.

You're right. We give great head. Not good head. Actually, wait... it's good head, just better and therefore great. Only a distugusting act when contemplated with the likes of Harvey Weinstein.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I view her as a pump-n-dump, nothing more.

LOL. My son does too. He wouldn't bring one home either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My first thought is, is she hot?

Then I wonder if she hates men

Nailed it

Third thought---how much of a pain in this ass will this woman be

If she's a potential AP, I don't care or care about her political party or beliefs. As potential relationship, I immediately think, run.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My first thought is, is she hot?

Then I wonder if she hates men

Nailed it

Third thought---how much of a pain in this ass will this woman be

+1 feminists are rarely attractive, though liberal chics can be freaks . Their demeanor is usually a dead giveaway. It's also obvious when they can't help but run their big mouth about stupid stuff like social justice, power couples, lib talking points, blah blah blah. They are shocked when you hump and dump. So clueless!

[Anonymous]

"Feminist" can cover a lot of territory, so I'd have to know more about her. Equal pay, equal rights, wants to correct gender-based structural imbalances in our society? Great.

But if she starts talking about me being an "ally," forget about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I view her as a pump-n-dump, nothing more.

Thanks, pp! You just proved the feminists right! Good job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I view her as a pump-n-dump, nothing more.

Thanks, pp! You just proved the feminists right! Good job.

How?

[Anonymous]

A few years ago, it wouldn't have been a problem. Today, with how partisan things are, especially in "liberal" circles, I'd be more on guard. "Feminist" can mean basically anything these days. I'd wonder what compels you to announce that you identify with a term that is both meaningless and potentially alienating.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Men - What do you think when a woman says she is a feminist?

What do you think if a woman says she isn't a feminist?

How much does it matter what political stance she has?
Liberal who isn't a feminist or conservative who isn't a feminist or liberal who is a feminist or conservative who is a feminist?

What are your immediate reactions?

Immediate reaction is that she's either clueless or a demagogue.

Then, when the check arrives, I ask her if she's planning to cover it full or better half half.

[Anonymous]

Feminists is about the hate of men. How would you react if a man told you he was a men's rights movement (MRM)?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Men - What do you think when a woman says she is a feminist?

What do you think if a woman says she isn't a feminist?

How much does it matter what political stance she has?
Liberal who isn't a feminist or conservative who isn't a feminist or liberal who is a feminist or conservative who is a feminist?

What are your immediate reactions?

Immediate reaction is that she's either clueless or a demagogue.

Then, when the check arrives, I ask her if she's planning to cover it full or better half half.

Well you will not get a second date because you did not pick up the check!

[Anonymous]

I'm a feminist. Which means I believe that men and woman are equal and should be treated as such. It doesn't mean that I think we are exactly the same. I'm happy to split the check or let you pick it up (especially on a first date) or pick it up myself. I'm happy if you hold open a door for me, or come to the door instead of honking from the car. I don't hate or dislike men. I'll dress up for a date, and wear makeup and do my hair. (but not my nails.)

If you have certain "Manly" skills like knowing about cars or being able to fix things, I think that is awesome and will appreciate you bringing that to the table.

I don't think I've ever been ditched or dumped for being a feminist. I have ended things with guys because we were mismatched in our values. I have dated a lot of Republicans, but I won't date anyone who voted for Trump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My first thought: "that's nice, sweetie."

My first spoken response: "how do you feel about alimony?"

Also, “are you going to pay half of the bill tonight and for your own Uber?”

Women have two mentalities/stages in their lives that they vacillate between (and is why they innately cannot be happy and truly love a man):

Wanting things done TO them and Wanting things done FOR them.

Feminists are confused between the two and tend to be angry until they figure this out.

[Anonymous]

All these bitter lonely men; it'd be sad if it weren't so funny.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Feminists give great head. It's a fact.

No they don’t, instead they enjoy/prefer a good hard throat f*cking.