LJ_Reloaded
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Yet she continues to put 100% of the blame on men for being the kind of males that women are attracted to. Like most women she fails to comprehend that if she actually walked that feminist big talk, "oafish" men like this would fail to get laid and then fail to reproduce, and men like Donald Trump would not have three wives and a ton of kids, perpetuating the misogyny problem.
Nope, the entire fault is men. Not, of course, the women who gravitate to the worst of men.
Go figure.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...nly-men/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.2d4d6b4386a5
Nope, the entire fault is men. Not, of course, the women who gravitate to the worst of men.
Go figure.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...nly-men/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.2d4d6b4386a5
Within minutes of meeting my Bumble date at a bike race, he demanded that I take off my sunglasses so he could see my eyes. I obliged. In the two hours we were together, he proceeded to put his hand firmly on my butt, pretending to usher me through a crowd. He also did not ask before reaching over to rub my shoulders, as though he had a right to touch my body.
As a feminist writer, I understand that these behaviors denote male entitlement and indicate that he might not respect women. And yet, I was turned on. I have always been attracted to dominant men.
I have intermittently been dating online for over two years, and I have dated all kinds of men: those in white-collar jobs and blue-collar ones; white men; dark men; young men; older men; tall men; short men; men who lie about their relationship status. But what hasn’t wavered, is that, as a “traditionally feminine” woman, I end up being attracted to the men who come off as “traditionally masculine.”
From what I’ve glimpsed in dating these 30- to 45-year-old men, most of them seemed to be just as confused as I am. They try to be progressive when it comes to gender roles but don’t have a clear blueprint of how to proceed.