Post: #1

A great feminist wrote a tell-all article about a year ago. She declared: "I'm a startup founder and I had sex with an investor — and I am sorry." The rationalizations in this article truly amaze me.

http://www.businessinsider.com/sexism-wo...tor-2017-7

It seems that she is recently married and has a baby now.

https://www.facebook.com/perribchase

Quote:Where to begin. This is such a complicated topic, and I thought to myself: "Just don't get involved. Just get on with your life. You are married. You are pregnant. You aren't even a founder anymore — why post this?"
But the last week has been really triggering for me, and I need to write this for myself and for anyone else for whom it may resonate.

First, let me say that most people know me as an opinionated, outspoken, tough as nails, "I don't give a f----" kind of person. Some of what I'll share in this post is nearly paralyzing to write down, let alone post on the internet, particularly when my "honest" blog posts have a tendency of going viral. Some of what I might say may also be unpopular or difficult to hear.

I want to say to anyone reading this that I really don't have the emotional capacity right now to be bullied, so please be kind and compassionate when you respond.

Notice how everything is more complicated. She constantly writes about her feelings, instead of facts. She does admit some responsibility. At the same time, she knows that she's going to get taken to the cleaners for this.

And why would a woman write this for any other reason than attention?

Post: #2

Not bad for a feminist. In the article she talks about personal responsibility and moving beyond the victim mentality. It's quite positive, considering the climate in which we live.

I don't understand the constant complaining against women talking about feelings. It's natural and should be expected because that's how they process reality. So of course, the talk needs to be about which feelings to address, how to tune into intuition and reclaim their choices from that perspective. Just like men won't change their biological proclivities, women won't either. Each sex has to play to its own strengths.

Post: #3

Quote:Some of what I might say may also be unpopular or difficult to hear.

What women think they sound like saying this:



What women actually sound like saying this:

Post: #4

Maybe this can be the new way for prostitutes and their clients to get around the FOSTA and SESTA laws that shut down online prostitution in the U.S.

"But officer, you can't arrest us for this! We're not a hooker and a john! You see, he's an investor and I'm running a startup."

***'

One more thing. Her opening sentences are: "Where to begin. This is such a complicated topic..."

Actually it's the most basic of all topics: Men using resources to acquire sex. Absolutely nothing wrong with that -- just be cognizant of what it is.

Post: #5

How the fuck did words like 'rape', 'abuse' 'victim' get dropped into that story?

What about 'choice', 'deluded', 'reality'.

Post: #6

Women are insane. Victimhood is their religion of choice. I just wish they would shut the fuck up for once.

Post: #7

Broker?

Post: #8

She fucked a stranger, got married, and now regrets she was a slut. All well and good.

What I think is reprehensible is the way she's intellectually trying to re-contextualize this as somehow wrong or abusive. Really, this part of the #metoo movement is taking is a giant step closer to Sharia Land, where women have no agency and are at the mercy of men's whims.

From the article:
"Sure, it was social, it was consensual, but he was, after all, an investor, and I was a female founder. As others have been pointing out, this is part of the professional environment."

What the hell does it matter what they did? This is something feminists invented: That it makes a difference if the man had power.

This is, when you think about it, not much different than the churches saying it's "wrong" for people to have sex before marriage. In a free society adults are allowed to do what they want, regardless of the context that others overlay on that. And to pay the price if they can't handle that the repercussions of that freedom. That's life.

Finally, her comment about the "professional environment" is unintentionally hilarious. Anyone who has ever worked in an office (at least before 2011) knows more screwing goes on than in a college dorm. In my old newspaper office, the couch in the publisher's office was used for all sorts of things after hours.

Again, this reminds me of the churches. Some guy puts on a robe and all of a sudden he's "holy." Some idiot college grads put on pantsuits and Brooks Brothers suits and all of a sudden they're "professionals."

It's all made-up bullshit. We're animals designed to reproduce. Everything else is a facade. Fabricate all the morality you want. You won't change that.

This woman is living under such a maze of made-up morals, rules, and ideas that it's amazing she's even able to pull her pants down and take a piss without obsessing as to whether she's "too internally exhibitionist" or "yoked by the male-dominated clothing industry."

Post: #9

(07-09-2018 09:08 AM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  It's all made-up bullshit. We're animals designed to reproduce. Everything else is a facade. Fabricate all the morality you want. You won't change that.

LOL I've jokingly said this to folks before. We're just advanced animals. We also eat, sleep, shit & fuck hahah. We're just a little more advanced in how we tame our surroundings & stack chips (money) in order to put food on the table.

Post: #10

Scenario: your wife writes an article for an international business news website about how she was a slut before she married you. She tells you a few days before it publishes and offers to let you preview read the article to be released shortly.

Challenge: escape from this scenario without cucking yourself. What do you say/do. Your move.

Post: #11

(07-09-2018 12:57 PM)Grit Wrote:  Scenario: your wife writes an article for an international business news website about how she was a slut before she married you. She tells you a few days before it publishes and offers to let you preview read the article to be released shortly.

Challenge: escape from this scenario without cucking yourself. What do you say/do. Your move.

She's clearly got a successful career in business journalism, thereby allowing you an avenue to minimize divorce rape.



"Do these court papers come as a surprise, ma'am?"

Post: #12

Classic Pump & Dump Investor

Post: #13

Maybe once attractive woman, now married to some beta dude and pregnant, feels the need to tell the world she was once attractive.

Nothing to see here, move on.

Post: #14

Nice excuse for your main girl when you go meet up with one of your plate: "I'm seeing new investor tonight for business."

Post: #15

Meet the so-called "great feminist" frumpy writer, Perri Chase:






Beside her 1000 Cocks stare, she's obviously on the heavy side.

WNB

Eye bleach...

Post: #16

(07-09-2018 03:56 PM)budoslavic Wrote:  Meet the so-called "great feminist" frumpy writer, Perri Chase:






Beside her 1000 Cocks stare, she's obviously on the heavy side.

WNB

Eye bleach...

I'd have to be drunk to get with some of these WNB beluga's heheh.