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Speaking of double standards...one time, I went to a James Taylor concert at Tanglewood (MA), During intermission, the line for the ladies room was a mile long, while the men's room line was in and out. A group of young women had decided that they would not wait on their crazy line, walked into the men's room, headed for the stalls, did their thing while giggling away...and out the door again. No big deal for the guys as we did our thing at the urinals.
Could you ever imagine a guy walking into the women's room, and the problems that would cause???
Here is a question for feminists/progressives who keep defending female promiscuity/vanity.
Why is it that saying bad things about women who dress very lightly is automatically a form of misogyny, while saying bad things about men who do the same thing is considered fine?
See, I and many other people I know bodybuild/work out. And it's not uncommon for some bros to get a bit carried away once they obtain great bodies. They start walking around almost (or even completely) shirtless whenever they get the chance and wear cloth intended to showcase their muscles as much as possible. And what happens? What happens is that people call them narcissists and vain douches. And yet, if somebody calls a woman who does the exact same thing an attention *****/vain, it's misogyny? Why?
Why can only men who dress lightly be vain and narcissistic but not women?
There is no reason, this is just a perfect example of the massive double-standards of modern feminism.
"A man walks around shirtless: A narcissist, vain, douche etc
A woman walks around half naked: Free, liberated, independent etc"
Yea right... narcissistic
I don't call it misogyny, I call it like it is:
They are all attention who*es.
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