Feminist Rejections
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BOP
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I've seen a couple of other videos over the years where the woman ass-saulted the man because he wouldn't put his attachment D into her slot C. It was in a restaurant bathroom, I think. It was not at home, anyway. She knocked him around pretty good, too.
This other one was actually in Florida a few years ago. No video, but pictures. I perved her FB page, mainly because she was a smoke show. What's that thing hoe_math did about the hotter women are, the crazier they tend to be? She was - still is - a poster child for that.
Anyway, she put some pretty deep scratches in several places on his body, including his actual Johnson.
It suddenly occurred to me that maybe that's what the whole Lorena Bobbitt thing was all about, because women, especially modern women, do not take rejection well; no matter how it's coached. See also Shoeonhead, or Christine Grace's recent video responding to Shoeonhead's video.
BOP
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PS: I'm not sure where the simping Felix Rex got the idea that men are supposed to be ready and raring to go 24/7/365. A lot of women seem to think that. Maybe Felix is really a woman.
They think that...no, they "feel" that way, and they tend to react badly when their advances are rejected.
Ironic that women in particular can on/off switch that thing, but men aren't allowed to.
And yeah, I know; there are men in marriages who, for whatever reason, aren't attracted to their wives and never take care of their husbandly duties - to the point where women complain about "sexless marriages." My perception is that that kind of thing is uncommon; maybe even rare.
It's beyond a meme, a trope, or whatever. The idea that women say "I do," and then they turn around and say "I don't" is part of the collective consciousness.
They think that...no, they "feel" that way, and they tend to react badly when their advances are rejected.
Ironic that women in particular can on/off switch that thing, but men aren't allowed to.
And yeah, I know; there are men in marriages who, for whatever reason, aren't attracted to their wives and never take care of their husbandly duties - to the point where women complain about "sexless marriages." My perception is that that kind of thing is uncommon; maybe even rare.
It's beyond a meme, a trope, or whatever. The idea that women say "I do," and then they turn around and say "I don't" is part of the collective consciousness.
BOP
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She's looking for someone who'll put up with her drama.
Also: she's not all that. I'd give her a 5.5, maybe a 6.0, in part, based on her age. She probably cleans up nicely, and could be a 7.0 - with a personality transplant.
