mikeiko
mikeiko
mikeiko

Asking someone to treat you with respect is not a game. If you think it is, I feel really bad for every woman you come in contact with.

Just another example of male entitlement. Sigh.

I see a loooott of women who, if they turn the guy down for any reason at all (like he's older then their dad or lives 400 miles away) are told they should take "casual sex" off their profile. Because obvs you have to want it with ANYONE if you want it.

Ugh, one of my guy friends once told me "By specifically mentioning that you weren't interested in sex, you probably turned him on. I mean, he read that as you challenging him and you saying you were TOTALLY down for sex." That was my guy friend explaining how my rape happened, btw.

Oh bebe...

if the guy asks for your vagina, and you say no, and he says "okay" and goes on his way, that is actually good. He should be given the chance to do this

That's not who I was thinking of. GFY.

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Weird, huh? It's almost like women *gasp* don't exist just for the sake of men!

Why would me getting a drink indicate that I'm going bed hopping?

Being sex-positive doesn't mean that I want to fuck every guy in sight, or even that I want to talk about it all the time, especially with someone I DON'T KNOW. If we go out and I like him and it's mutual, then maybe that's a conversation for that time. Not before then.

oh, all baristas everywhere like every guy that is a customer. this is a science fact

Ugh. Yeah, yeah, Scandinavia is much more egalitarian than other places in the world. But that doesn't mean sexist attitudes don't still pervade. In Norway, mass murderer Andreas Breivik was just one MRA of many. Swedish author Stieg Larsson wrote a best seller called "Män som hatar kvinnor," or "Men who hate women."

Oh, yeah. The comfort grope. I hate that. Usually it's older men. I guess they are hoping we will feel so snuggly and secure in their gray-haired grasp that we'll just swoon. Idiots.

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Considering I've had a guy fucking following me on my commute home for the past week and a half (and has now shown up twice on my morning commute) I really, really hate this "evolutionary adaptation." Smiling at you once is not an invitation to stalk me, creeper.

As a woman, I have misread plenty of romantic interactions in this way (not negating that men might do that more than women - not like I know any better than researchers) - but I have gotten sad and felt shitty about myself as a result. I know that it probably feels similar when that rejection happens to a man, but I

Just reading the headline so far: GOD. YES. THANK YOU. WHY??????

There was this guy today at the cafe, where we were the only two people in the room, and he kept on staring at me, while I was eating, doing homework, and using the phone. And as I was using Tinder, I saw his profile, it was quite racially charged and full of fetishization (think confederate flags, Yellow Fever,

My wife is traveling out of town for a few days by herself soon, and because she's an awesome, friendly, and outgoing person, she thought maybe she'd tried to connect with someone in the town she'll be visiting (where she's never been before), to see if anyone wanted to maybe grab a drink, show her where the good