Are you serious-like right now? When a man makes a comment regarding his preference of women's pubic hair, what else is it BUT a reference to his sexual interest? It's not even an implication, it's WHAT IT IS.
And in your same opinion you suggested that women who shave or wax their pubic hair "look like girls." So, you are elevating a group of women with an attribute that turns you on sexually while denigrating women who don't have that same attribute.
You said they make a woman look like a woman (yeah, thanks. lets talk more about how it's impossible to tell a 12 year old from a 21 year old unless you can see their pubes) and about what you personally like. I'm letting you know, we don't care. We are told what gets dudes hard all the time. And guess what!? There…
Because they are. I will wait here while you go look at their comment history...............See? told ya.
PMS, women be hatin', feminazis, etc. etc. Take your pick. If you want to know why I was specifically calling you out, it's because you offered your unsolicited male opinion about what turns you on. On a feminist-leaning website. In a conversation about the fact that women are often made to feel uncomfortable no…
I laughed really, really hard.
Nahhh, I just don't care about what gives you a boner. None of us do.
Thank GOD! I have been waiting to hear what you think. I can relax now.
Thank you for offering this opinion on your female pubic hair preferences. It is totally relevant and does not miss the entire point of the post at all.
Oh, try harder.
"I recognized the hard times that Blacks have been through." When did they stop?
So really you're doing the derailing because I didn't want to have a discussion about black history. I am talking about white people today.
I don't know any people of color who have had the experience you say you have had. Well, I hope it continues for you then!
I've never met a white person that felt that way or treated anyone as if they were less human because of their skin color.
Eh, I've wished I were a man cause life would be easier at times. Doesn't mean I think women are lesser, sometimes we're just done with having to fight the fight all the time.
Nope. It's often used as an endearment, of sorts, or as an honorific to an elder. Even if the pilgrimage hasn't technically been made. The speaker in the article was speaking very sweetly, gently, and respectfully to him. Hajji would have been naturally been used. (And "jan" would have been "joon" in the Tehrani…
It happens every time but I am still fucking astounded when people say shit like this. Are you kidding me??
Oh my God, you mean it's possible for me to get raped when I drink?! I had no fucking clue. I've never been told that in my entire life. I've never heard that before. Thank you! Thank you for educating us stupid women on how violent rapes are possible when you've been drinking, or were attracted to the person but…
Nice victim blaming.