I hadn't thought of that as a first name, but wow...

What makes you think this is any sort of representation of What Feminism Should Be? I must have missed where it says feminism in "Jezebel: Celebrity, Sex, Fashion for Women..." It's a women's gossip blog. Feminist issues may be discussed from time to time, but female chauvinism is also spoken here and (prepare to…

Stealing ^^^ that ^^^gif

Don't forget Topher, Tyler and Trent.

Sexualized or not, sometimes it's hot outside (the reason men go shirtless). There are other societies besides ours, many of whom seem to be able to tolerate female breasts in public spaces.

I would go topless for real if I had abs like this.

Those are crutches for people who are insecure about their victim status. Real VictimsTM don't need to play the part.

HEARTILY seconded!

For man-hair alone, this is clearly the winner.

More egalitarian, as well.

Weirdly enough, we don't see gender hierarchy as being necessary at all. Sounds like you're projecting.

It's pretty telling that one group (ahem) is threatened by the empowerment of another group because they think it can only result in their own dis-empowerment. As if it's natural law. Hierarchical thinking — is it hard-wired?

There's that... http://wehuntedthemammoth.com/

I hadn't thought of it that way. I've never been that bold, even when I was a kid (although I knew other girls that were). To me no attention was preferable to negative attention, so it's hard for me to relate.

It's a skill, for sure. I think certain guys who are not necessarily all that confident but just nice all around, and will give roughly equal attention to men, women and people they don't want to fuck, that seem the safest. "Safe" is actually catnip for certain kinds of girls. I know guys like this who were kinda…

I'm just mystified that this is a worthwhile pursuit. I can't imagine they'd find an attractive or sane person responding to that. I guess they don't have standards is the point.

Yeah, there was a Jezebel/Roygbiv article awhile back that talked about it and I just can't find it now.

Talking is fine, but like someone said upthread, that particular strategy may not work so well on pretty girls because they get told that all the time. They are tired of that being the only thing people notice about them. It's the average-looking and less-than-pretty who are more likely to appreciate that particular…

The same problem, actually! There was an article about Dattch where women were generally treated respectfully by the other women, but there were still unwanted male suitors flooding it.

I don't tend to be attracted to/aroused by a man once I've been rudely rebuffed by him. It kinda breaks the spell.