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Unbeknownst to manjawed feminist, it hit a few Manosphere tropes in it's recent article. A few but feel free to ad.
Acknowledging The Wall - check
It's what woman do, not what they say- check
Alpha widow- check
Ug broad complaining about harassment while sneakingly humble bragging - check
Blame men - check
Out of touch with basic human nature - check

"Being on the subways and streets of New York while female used to mean walking through a veritable gauntlet of harassment and catcalls. But lately, a curious thing has happened – my world is a much quieter place. The comments and lascivious stares from men have faded away the older I’ve gotten, leaving an understandable sense of relief. But alongside that is a slightly embarrassing feeling of insecurity that, with every year that goes by, I become more and more invisible to men.
From the time I was 11 or 12 years old – when I began taking the train to school – I’ve been on the receiving end of some of the worst things men say to girls and young women. There was the man in a business suit who told me to “take care of those titties for me”; the man who – when I was in seventh grade – masturbated in front of me on the subway platform near my home; the man who walked by me in the street, leaned in close, and whispered “I want to lick you” so close to my ear that I could feel his hot breath.
It was miserable. But still, as much as I wish it didn’t, the thought of not being worth men’s notice bothers me. To my great shame, I assume I must look particularly good on the rarer days that I do get catcalled."

https://archive.is/upmcL#selection-1929.0-1943.138

   

Post: #2

Jessica Valenti, who bathes in male tears, who believes the Jackie Coakley UVA story, is getting upset that she isn't getting catcalled by men anymore? Say it ain't so!

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Post: #4

To the dude that said, "I want to lick you!" I salute you.
She probably had an orgasm after that.

Post: #5

That must have been a good 20-30 years ago when she had a semblant of femininity in her. A totally different era altogether!

(07-20-2015 09:33 PM)rpg Wrote:  To the dude that said, "I want to lick you!" I salute you.
She probably had an orgasm after that.

Post: #6

(07-20-2015 09:30 PM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

What in the actual fuck!
Talk about Feminist logic...
Are we sure she's not trolling?

Post: #7

Hm, so weird...

It's almost as if men are more attracted to teenage girls who are in or nearing prime fertility years than they are attracted to older women on the precipice of infertility.

Post: #8

New York again?

Why the fuck are these femi-cunts always from New York?

Post: #9

(07-20-2015 09:30 PM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

Post: #10

She doesn't understand it's not our culture, but rather her natural instinct for male attention that she is feeling.

In her world it's someone else's fault however.

Post: #11

(07-20-2015 09:58 PM)Aquiles_Baesta_Parada Wrote:  

(07-20-2015 09:30 PM)Captainstabbin Wrote:  

What in the actual fuck!
Feminist logic...
Are we sure she's not trolling?

This is sadly indicative of American women. I've written about it on here and wish I could find it. It went something like:

They go from 15-30 whining that they're getting catcalled and 30-to-beyond whining that they're not.

Jessica Valenti is a case study in the neurosis of American women. They need to complain about something. Attention? Bad! No attention? Bad!

Meanwhile, mom and dad's (unheeded) advice about marrying that foreign girl from college echoes in my head...

Post: #12

What a fuckin headcase.

Post: #13

Woman, age 20: Don't talk to me.
Woman, age 30: He's talking to me!
Woman, age 40: Please talk to me.
Woman, age 45: I'm talking to you!

Post: #14

Girl needs some sweet, sweet lovin'.

Too bad she'll never get it.

Post: #15

I wonder what she looked like when she was 20.

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Post: #17

(07-20-2015 10:39 PM)Eskhander Wrote:  I wonder what she looked like when she was 20.

I'm afraid short trips in the DeLorean doesn't make her look any better:



That's her in 2007, i.e. at 28. Boggles my fucking mind to think what kind of sick bastard would have been jerking off to that manjaw and arms hairy enough to suggest she's been taking T injections other than by the mouth.

Post: #18

Isn't she married? What does her beta husband think her her wanting attention from random strangers with a penis while out in public?

Post: #19

(07-20-2015 11:01 PM)Legendver2 Wrote:  Isn't she married? What does her beta husband think her her wanting attention from random strangers with a penis while out in public?

Nothing at all.
That's the problem.

Post: #20

A perfect article showing that despite whatever belief system you have - if you go against human nature and biology- you will lose.

Quote:To my great shame, the thought of not being worth men’s notice bothers me, even though I’m a seasoned feminist and I know better

Quote:I realize the most properly-feminist response to all of this would be to proudly declare that I don’t care, that being too old to catcall is glorious freedom. But that would be a lie.

Quote:But when you’re brought up to feel that the most important thing you can be is attractive to men, the absence of their attention – even negative attention – can feel distressing.

Her logic is that because she's a feminist it shouldn't bother her - but she forgot that she was human.

Post: #21

"our culture makes me miss it"

Why objectify a feminist when they are so good at objectifying themselves?

Post: #22

(07-20-2015 10:48 PM)Paracelsus Wrote:  

(07-20-2015 10:39 PM)Eskhander Wrote:  I wonder what she looked like when she was 20.

I'm afraid short trips in the DeLorean doesn't make her look any better:



That's her in 2007, i.e. at 28. Boggles my fucking mind to think what kind of sick bastard would have been jerking off to that manjaw and arms hairy enough to suggest she's been taking T injections other than by the mouth.

I was going to say I would be shocked if she was ever catcalled.
But she lives in Britain so she is probably an 8 over there.

Post: #23

From the comments:

"I would posit that nobody has ever "catcalled" Jessica Valenti in her entire life."


Which one of you guys is Commissar Fox?

ETA: Eskhander?

Post: #24

(07-20-2015 11:31 PM)Chauncey Wrote:  From the comments:

"I would posit that nobody has ever "catcalled" Jessica Valenti in her entire life."


Which one of you guys is Commissar Fox?

ETA: Eskhander?

Yup. It seems to be only dumpy/ugly women are up in arms about the catcalling.

On my social media, it was only fat/ugly women complaining about it.

It all boils down to what Kingsley Davis said

Quote:Ug broad complaining about harassment while sneakingly humble bragging - check

Their need to be seen as a 'hot' girl is the female equivalent of 'thirst'.

Post: #25

(07-20-2015 11:31 PM)Chauncey Wrote:  From the comments:

"I would posit that nobody has ever "catcalled" Jessica Valenti in her entire life."


Which one of you guys is Commissar Fox?

ETA: Eskhander?

No.
I don't want to make an account with the Guardian. Moreover, I imagine the comments section is full of more articulate people already saying what needs to be said.
Particularly since the article (and the obvious absurdity) is making the rounds on twitter.