Feminist Rejections
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Emily Ratajkowski Is 'Literally Disgusted' By The All-Female Blue Origin Trip To Space
Emily Ratajkowski is having a hard time finding the meaning behind the Blue Origin space mission
Back to Ratajkowski. She compared the Blue Origin space mission to "end-time crap." Then claimed the company responsible for it was "single-handedly destroying the planet."From there she got into the "state of the world" and the complete waste of resources that went into this trip. The bottom line is that she's "literally disgusted" by the whole thing.
I'd love nothing more than to disagree with Ratajkowski as she trashes this trip. Say that she's just jealous she didn’t get an invite and point out that she didn’t really explain why the trip was end-time crap or beyond parody. But I'm not going to.
I'm going to trust she knows what she's talking about because she did team up recently with Sydney Sweeney. Now that was a brilliant move.
Also, I really don’t want to get in the middle of it. Ratajkowski obviously isn't a fan.
I know this because she made a second TikTok video calling out space tourism for not being progress and claiming we live in an oligarchy.
BOP
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In the movie "Beaches" - which I never saw, but the trailers were everywhere, Bette Midler's character says "But enough about me! So, what do you think about me?"
That line was more revealing (and prophetic) than anyone probably expected. As Alexander, and many commenters point out, when many women ask their men to open up, they're not interested in where their men are at mentally or emotionally. They're interested in how those men feel about them.
That line was more revealing (and prophetic) than anyone probably expected. As Alexander, and many commenters point out, when many women ask their men to open up, they're not interested in where their men are at mentally or emotionally. They're interested in how those men feel about them.
BOP
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I've been saying since I got out of the Navy, back in the mid-'70s, and began my (failed) foray into the dating market, that women don't know what the f*ck they want. I feel validated that a young woman in the 2020s says the same thing about her sex, some 50 years after I figured it out.
As someone (Kevin Samuels, maybe) said "there is what women think they want; what they say they want, and what they respond to.
The three are 99/100 not the same.
Also, I watched ShoeonHead's video about women and rejection; they not only do not take it well, but they often lash out at it in very inappropriate ways.
I've seen other videos with men saying exactly the same thing. If your much-vaunted "intuition" is so all that, why is it that you make so many bad decisions?
What they say they want; what they think they want; what makes their quim quiver.
BOP
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33% of women are chronic "foodie callers."
