Comments on: 30 Things You Should Never Say To A Woman (And 5 Things You Should)

By: Jenni Lee

Jenni Lee — Fri, 13 Oct 2017 15:15:00 +0000

try adding reasoning to this list, then make sure you’re not generalizing all women.

Sexist bullshit

By: Jenni Lee

Jenni Lee — Fri, 13 Oct 2017 15:08:00 +0000

No, be my guest, call women cunts and bitches. I hope you never get vagina again.

By: Jenni Lee

Jenni Lee — Fri, 13 Oct 2017 15:06:00 +0000

That’s what you got from this list? Not that it’s sexist against women, but that it will make us entitled? Guys like you already took that role.

By: Jenni Lee

Jenni Lee — Fri, 13 Oct 2017 15:04:00 +0000

This is one stupid and sexist list.

Flip the script. say this about men, in general. Maybe then you’ll get it.

Fucking moron.

By: gerritsenandreas

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By: JessicaGreenman

JessicaGreenman — Sat, 26 Nov 2016 14:56:31 +0000

Crawn1ck I’m sure it’s written by a man, but not a man who is interested in communication.

By: JessicaGreenman

JessicaGreenman — Sat, 26 Nov 2016 14:54:09 +0000

I think you should say all of those things, if they happen to be what you think, and they’re meant seriously rather than jokes or forms of evasion. If her clothes or hair are badly put together and you have a better idea, she needs to know (as you do). Everything in the list goes under the title ‘honest conversation’ and I would be able to respond to every single remark, discuss it throughly and finally come up with whether the comment was defunct or useful and whether its motivation was hatred or love. It all depends on context. If someone who expressing rational distaste, it would be inappropriate to ask them to calm down, indeed you ought to be joining in, and so on. If someone has beautiful hair and you’re criticising it because you don’t like her, then this needs to be explored. And so on. The assumption behind this list is that these comments are being made by a man who doesn’t necessarily believe what he is saying but is just trying to alienate his partner, who he evidently doesn’t really see as a human being anyway – hence the necessity, not of investigating the reasons for the remarks but stopping making them for no reason other than the bad response they get. I think that’s rude to men.

By: jbrend1223

jbrend1223 — Thu, 04 Aug 2016 00:23:06 +0000

but they can literally say and do whatever they want because they have a vagina

By: DANE YOUSSEF

DANE YOUSSEF — Wed, 03 Aug 2016 06:16:03 +0000

Look, it’s blatantly obvious than a woman wrote this. And virtually no one on her is agreeing with one word she’s saying. I mean, I get the whole “Don’t ask her about her romantic/sexual history” and “Don’t Notice She Put On Weight–No, Don’t Call Any Attention To Anything Unflattering.
But… never asking her to pick up the check. Never asking her to pay for her share, for anything. Never asking her to hold her own. I know women fear picking up the check more than they do catching a STD or being a victim of sexual assault (or both). Hell, when I told my little sister about the times that I went out on these dates and the lady paid (three in all), she was foaming at the mouth about it. The thought of women losing their free meal–Look, all women–ESPECIALLY FEMINISTS love double-standards… as long as they favor the woman. The Dutch’s practice of separate checks angered a lot of women enough to make them want to obliterate all of Holland. I personally heard one woman saying, “It was the Dutch’s idea… When women take over the world… When… Holland is the first to go.”
Loo, paying bills is one of those things that has to be shared. Hold up your end. The best way to be independent is to have responsibilities–and push to follow through on all of tham.
Look, I know women hate hearing “no” more than they themselves love saying it. And we all know what an electro-charge they get when they do.But ladies, sometimes… you’re gonna get a “no.” And “no means no.” It’s a two-way street. When my sister wanted to pop my zits and she wanted to wear my clothes, I always fought. I resisted and put up a lot of struggle–like a rape victim. It didn’t do much good. She was like an animal. “Give me those zits. We can do this the hard way… but one way or the other… ” and she’d show me the French white tips on her index fingers. To twist the knife, she’d usually after it was over: “Ah, look what you did to my manicure… ”
She was always fishing in my wardrobe like a starving beggar fishing out of the trash. She never really My parents would scream at me to give her whatever she wanted as they feared she’d throw a fit. They lived in a very strong fear of her from the longest time. Eventually she started stealing their clothes. The most pathetic thing was all this came as a shock to them.

So many of my nice clothes, I never saw again as she lost them, traded and gave away to the rest of her crowd… She had girl-friends because she gave them… well, a lot of my stuff.
Then she started using tweezers. In all fairness, she did remove all the old skin and blackheads from by back with alcohol wipes. Now my back is porcelain smooth….
Without boundaries, there is no hope for any kind of relationship. If you remember anything from this very column… remember that…

–Sincere As Always, DANE R. YOUSSEF

By: algomorph

algomorph — Tue, 08 Mar 2016 02:52:21 +0000

This and the analogous post about men explains the sad reality in certain circles. This is what we socially-conditioned each other into. Ideally, you would just be honest and be yourself with the person you consider your partner in life. But no… We had to pervert the genders enough as to actually require lying (!?)… I disagree with many of the posts on both pages, they just straight-up tell you to lie to the other person. Be diplomatic, hold your tongue at the right times, but be fully honest. If she (he) leaves you for it, she (he) is not the right person for you anyway.
No, lying is not okay (unless you’re trying to save somebody else’s life), and no, not everybody does it. Sorry for the rant.