Feminists admits boys treated worse in schools and women are bitchy to each other. She becomes feminist only after she loses her female privilege and things become more equal

kick6 · 2014-06-23T19:29:23+00:00

Woman goes to a less-pussified country and finds out what real objectification is like highlighting that the modern woman in the western world is the most entitled, safest, and free of consequnces of any woman in the history of the world.

Basically putting a lie to every "I need feminism because" meme created by any woman anywhere in the western world.

Seriously...they just don't know how good they have it. And of course, it's still not enough.

that_czech_dude · 2014-06-23T21:17:33+00:00

I'm not ashamed of the fact there is sexism over here, however girls capitalize on massive pussypass. Feminism has, luckily, some negative connotations here, and solid number of girls are pretty RP.

Her travel blog is just filled with entitlement of a west-coast american female. It was a amusing read.

zephyrprime · 2014-06-23T21:21:22+00:00

What strikes me about this story is how oversensitive the girl was in her formative years. The school tells her to wear longer skirts and this is traumatizing somehow? She complains about being sexually objectified but then she complains about the school for trying to stop her from being sexually objectified by wearing longer skirts. Wtf? The only actually bad things to happen to her were guys trying to look up her skirt.

Later on, she goes to Prague and experiences some real sexism.

neveragoodtime · 2014-06-24T01:24:48+00:00

What weird ravings of a woman who let society change who she was and how she acted over and over and then decides that our society is sexist. If only society would stop buying shampoos that show sexy women in the shower, then women would truly equal men. But until media companies start showing obese women that reflect our obese society to show looks don't matter feminists must swing the bat of equality at the crotch of men. In fact, why not use men in those commercials using a woman's shampoo, because equality? I think the whole article was a bragplaint. Does she not see that the men in commercials are much more attractive than the average male, and we don't freak out about being objectified? Probably not because she doesn't notice any men less attractive.

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