"Me too". How women are simultaneously attention whoring and garnering sympathy.

Hugh_Munghous · 2017-10-17T02:05:44+00:00

“Me too.

A man who wasn’t good looking or rich tried to talk to me once.”

biggerbetterjobs · 2017-10-17T06:18:06+00:00

So sick of this shit. Stupid privileged college girls who think they were "sexually assaulted" and "gaslighted" because they go in a verbal sparring match with their drunk retard college boyfriend.

I was fucking molested as a kid by a family member. It was fucked because even to this day I question myself as to whether it happened or it was all made up in my head. I've been silent my whole life about it because I feel ashamed of the incident.. And as fucked up as it is I don't want to bring any drama to my family and throw this person under the bus or "call them out" it would just stir too much shit.

What's even more fucked up is I've heard accusations of this person doing the same thing again to the mentally retarded daughter of one of his GFs. So I live with even more guilt and shame knowing that because of me being quiet, someone else experienced this fucked up shit.

Fuck these stupid rich privilege cunts and beta cucks going around saying straight men can't be victims. If some scrawny little fuckboy ever had the nerve to say that to my face I'd break his fucking nose and make sure no one sees it. People like this are the reason more men don't come forward about this shit. Because even in the most "liberal" and "progressive" circles, we're still fucking laughed at, thought of as "pussies" "whiners" and mentally categorized by anyone you tell it to as "weak" and "damaged".

By the way I didn't post "me too" because I don't need everyone in my life to know about that shit. Would much rather take it to my grave than tell any close friend or love interest. That's how you can usually tell the real victims apart from the attention whores who got their butt grabbed in a club once.

DailyChupa · 2017-10-17T00:40:27+00:00

Interesting thing is there are three girls I know who were legitimately sexually abused, one by her uncle and the other 2 by a teacher. None of them posted "me too", it's only the ones who have no idea what sexual abuse feels like. Women who have actually been through the trauma tend to stay silent about it, which is the irony of the whole thing.

red_pill_account1 · 2017-10-17T05:12:09+00:00

It's getting crazy... I'm reading comments now that say something along the lines of: "All women have been sexually harassed and those who say they haven't been just don't realize it yet."

grandaddychimp · 2017-10-18T22:21:49+00:00

This is exactly why no man should use social media unless you're a celebrity. It is primarily a tool for women to receive attention and validation from other women and betas who are 'liking' and commenting on every single post. Using social media pulls you into a woman's frame. It also eliminates any mystery that a female hamster could cook up about you, because all she has to do to see what you've been up to is open your profile.

Law 4: Always Say Less than Necessary

Law 16: Use Absence to Increase Respect and Honor

Law 17: Keep Others in Suspended Terror: Cultivate an Air of Unpredictability

Law 48: Assume Formlessness

BewareTheOldMan · 2017-10-17T02:18:27+00:00

None of the women would ever dream of listing the things they've gained from abusing sex...

This. Exactly.

A popular YouTube personality was discussing this very aspect of the Harvey Weinstein sexual predator-upcoming/newly anointed starlet dynamic.

Bottom Line: MANY of these women KNEW long ago Weinstein was a douchebag preying on aspiring actresses. Instead of shutting him down YEARS AGO it comes to light only now...well AFTER their fame, riches, and celebrity star-power.

There was a low-level settlement with Rose McGowan. If she had NOT settled, who knows how many casting couch situations could have been avoided? To her credit she tried, but ultimately took the money and signed a confidentiality agreement. What if she kept fighting him until he was determined guilty? Just speculating, but maybe it was too overwhelming at the time. At least she's tweeting up a storm right now.

One actress (Claire Forlani) claimed she "ducked and dived to escape" Weinstein FIVE TIMES! She got the career she wanted though...

Everybody should have come together much earlier to push this guy out of Hollywood.

niczar · 2017-10-17T09:27:52+00:00

Some cunt on Facebook literally just posted a few minutes before I see this how, while she was admittedly never raped, a married man last week looked at her in the eyes and touched her leg while they were seated at a dinner party.

Poor thing.

Dozens of likes already, and a litany of "poor sister" comments.

collegegreens · 2017-10-17T12:50:14+00:00

What woman wouldn't want to claim membership of this club? Might as well post #imattractivetoo

The OP and the "playing sexual chicken" part made me immediately think of a woman I used to orbit in the bad old days. As her tampon, she told me she went out with an older guy from work, went back to his house in the evening and had sex, but he forced himself on her. Bitch, how do you get to 27 years without knowing that you go back to a guy's house alone for one reason and one reason alone?

But, sure enough, she's posted a metoo and her current orbiters have liked and even commented. In addition some post wall hags have written metoo as replies.

rpwunder · 2017-10-17T14:41:32+00:00

There was a "me too" post I saw where a woman replied, "does finding out your father enjoys porn qualify?"

"of course it does" was the reply from the OP.

furniture_warehouse · 2017-10-18T03:29:00+00:00

I saw a girl post Me Too... who was triple teamed by 3 guys on the football team while others watched, and she had. A boyfriend passed out in the other room.

I wonder if she is referring to that moment, or if some guy whistled at her on the street.

follow_that_rabbit · 2017-10-17T10:20:13+00:00

I don't live in the US but this morning i woke up and checked my fb wall while doing breakfast and this me too hashtag pops out outta nowhere. At least 3 girls in my list of fb acquaintances i went to school with, posted a me too story.

A couple funny things:

I never see their posts, and i mean NEVER because i chose it. Putting them in the acquaintance list which has a low priority on the facebook wall algorithm. And i saw 3 different posts in a matter of minutes.
All 3 posts were like "A creep once upone a time masturbated while watching me" or "A hobo followed me in the middle of the night". Boo fucking hoo. Nothing like real sexual abuse. And i bet that the vast majority of who experienced a real sexual abuse still doesn't have the courage to make a fb post with this dumb hashtag. Because talking about a real abuse takes courage and not a lot of people have it.

Not "omg a mentally ill person masturbated while watching me when i was little, he's a monster and I'm a poor victim"

And let me add one thing, the fact that this # is aimed only at women disgusts the fuck out of me. How about the male children and boys who gets molested by clergy or pimped by abusive parents? No me too hashtag for them, they are not women.

Edit: after some digging i found out hastag was made viral by women, some media are trying to push it as "women and men who were sexually abused" BUT feminazis and feminazi medias (Huff post) are fighting to have the exclusive. It's fucked up guys.

jmax123 · 2017-10-17T03:19:48+00:00

A females clamber for sympathy knows no fucking bounds. I know middle aged women who haven't worked a day in their life as there rich daddy has given them a trust, and yet still have the audacity to claim oppression. Hell Bill Gates wife uses HIS money to help other women. You'd think that she'd worship the ground he walks, better yet would want to help other men?

So yes any opportunity women have to pull the victim card, or dissolve responsibility, they will take it

republican_heretic · 2017-10-17T02:09:04+00:00

Knowing female groupthink, most of the women posting this are probably doing it because their friends are too and they want to be cool.

lawlyer1216 · 2017-10-17T07:21:49+00:00

I haha’d some of these today

ObjectiveBuffoon · 2017-10-16T23:29:36+00:00

On swoleacceptance there was a "Me Too" post about how the poster (and many others) get their chest, arms, etc. grabbed and "sexualized" in a way that would make a woman go apeshit, but it happens every day to men as well.

Care_Asthma · 2017-10-16T23:49:16+00:00

This shit is fucking libel.

All men. All men are rapists. Fuck all men.

That's the message being put forth on Cuntbook today.

M_I_Z_Z_O_U · 2017-10-17T16:48:34+00:00

"#MeToo

And btw this also includes being fucking cat-called by every whistle, yell, honk, bike chime or any other derogatory speech, look or sound directed at me for simply wearing a normal t-shirt and (not tight) soccer shorts while out on a run, [redacted for details].

It's everywhere."

This is straight from my Facebook. That's right guys, if you look at her while she's running, it's sexual harassment.

leotard-princess · 2017-10-17T10:45:13+00:00

And the worst thing is this post. I mean I am all for a bit of gender bending in my life... But this woman has opened the crack in the door to it's full extent... Words are beyond me.

Facebook link

sonder_one · 2017-10-17T23:04:05+00:00

No, no, no. It's not just simple attention-whoring. It's much more than that.

First, the official claim is that it's about "raising awareness" of the "magnitude of the problem". As if there are people out there who aren't already aware that when you define "sexual assault" so broadly that it includes "looked at me", every woman is a "victim." Or that when women eschew men who don't escalate physically and reward animal assertiveness, the consequence of their incentivization won't include some unwanted touching.

But the unofficial line, seen from several feminist sources is this:

This movement's target is MEN WHO DON'T ASSAULT WOMEN.

Let me say that again - they want to shame men who DON'T assault women.

Why? Because "men who do nothing are failing to do their part to stop it." As the rhetoric goes, women (collectively) should bear 0% of the cost of "men's bad behavior" and men should bear 100%. And that's a socialized cost: Men who have never participated, from the most omega incel to the MGTOW to the homosexual, are all GUILTY if they fail to prevent it from happening EVEN ONCE!

This is simple, straightforward left-wing identity politics logic, with its inevitable socialist conclusion. Group guilt.

Pity the poor omega incel, trying to "nice guy" his way into being appreciated by women, now being told "You failed to stop that purple-piller from trying to touch me while I was rubbing up against Chad! You are THE WORST!"

Ok, TRPers who think left-wing politics can be compatible with TRP: Your move.

empatheticapathetic · 2017-10-17T00:18:53+00:00

Very sad this is the time we currently live in. Glad to have a (virtual) place to escape it.

A bunch of male friends on my feed are also making posts about how they were possibly "sexually objectified by other men". They don't even know what they're agreeing with. Too interested in following the trend and showing their acceptance despite knowing deep down something is off putting about doing so.

strikethrough123 · 2017-10-17T01:48:52+00:00

I've come to a point where I see shit like this and laugh.

1UPZ_ · 2017-10-17T10:49:21+00:00

I wear tight pants at work and an older lady who I chat to a lot made a cheeky comment.... its fucking awesome because she made me feel sexy.

But seriously, the ones who were abused, they have a case.

But lots of people are doing it without really having gone through what the others did.... its cringey.

ANUS_CONE · 2017-10-17T21:33:03+00:00

All of the women on my feed who have done this are fat and unattractive. Zero attractive females on my feed are me too's. What does that say?

GypsyGold · 2017-10-18T06:24:31+00:00

A girl on my feed wrote an essay about how she is sexually harassed because in her Tinder profile it says "shes looking for a serious relationship" but men still ask her if she's looking for a casual relationship.

Like a whole wall of text.

It was disgusting

reydemierde · 2017-10-17T20:59:21+00:00

I've had old gross women grab my crotch aggressively more times than I can count. I've had girls that I told in no uncertain terms I wasn't interested in wait until I passed out and I woke up with them riding me or trying to give me head. I've had a girl hit me a with a bottle after I told her I was interested in having sex with her. I've had girls accuse me of raping them when I wouldn't hook up with them. I could go on, but the bottom line is men get sexually assaulted and harassed too, we just don't make a huge deal about it and move on with our lives. Newsflash, the world is full of shit people of both genders. At least women get to largely avoid the fun that is getting jumped and or beaten like men routinely do.

Herdsengineers · 2017-10-17T14:56:48+00:00

I've said it before - so many women out there get seduced for a night, end up consenting, and still feeling bad after because anti-slut defense hamster in their mind. The hamster turns it into sexual assault so they don't have to responsible for their decision. And there's a big difference between seducing a woman and raping a woman. However, our feminist serving, BP society just continues to charge on granting them every sympathy and want, not considering if it is real or deserved.

And the reality of it all is - so she got seduced? So she got caught up in a moment and got her brains fucked out? What's wrong with that? It's okay to live a little, she didn't do anything wrong to start with by fucking the guy.

It's all just another over-hyped media driven attention whore session, one that we should just ignore.

buddhadarko · 2017-10-17T14:46:41+00:00

This is absolutely sickening and it is very clear, at least to those of us who can see things for what they are, that this is wholly tied to attention like OP said. Attention is what fuels the feminine fire.

konradcurzed · 2017-10-17T18:08:53+00:00

Why wasn't there a #MeToo campaign when the Bill Cosby allegation surfaced? Where was the #MeToo when the Trump pussy grabbing propaganda was at it's peak? This has been orchestrated by the jewish elites to take pressure of them. If social media is flooded with fake stories of insignificance, you are more likely to ignore real sexual assault allegations.

KarmaEnthusiast · 2017-10-17T17:41:31+00:00

I view girls who are addicted to social media in the same way I view men who masurbate furiously to porn daily. I see them as equivalents, just for each respective gender. Using the Internet as a means to have their needs met in the most hedonistic way possible, this is no different.

askmrcia · 2017-10-17T17:59:06+00:00

This is nothing more then a trend. Girls are posting this for attention and attention only at the end of the day.

I feel for those that REALLY DID get assaulted, raped or molested (girl/boy), but I'm sure the ones that really experienced that, aren't posting it on facebook.

The girls posting on facebook are looking for attention.

"Her derrr I wore a tight slutty dress and got drunk with a bunch of dudes at a frat party. Slept with one, but now the whole campus knows about it. I'm now harmed of everyone knows me of being a slut, so I'm just going to cry rape. I thought about telling campus police, but I didn't want the fear of reliving that experience. Instead I kept quite about it. #Metoo"

Bear-With-Bit · 2017-10-17T19:09:12+00:00

My buddy's wife: "I would have gone to the Women's March but I had to work."

Me: "Because you're responsible and productive, and most of those who attended are not."

Her (sheepishly): "Yea, that's true..."

goofylilwayne · 2017-10-17T21:52:03+00:00

Thank you for putting this so eloquently.

It is really disturbing to see this phenomenon in mass effect. It's also quite terrible to see so many men throwing their own gender under the bus just to appeal to these ridiculous circle jerk movements and the women who align themselves with them. If only women could recognize the damage that these sorts of things are having on their own gender and the respect that is inevitably lost from being so dishonest about their own motivations.

3ig3n · 2017-10-18T01:21:39+00:00

My feed was filled with this all yesterday. I saw a few clarification posts from several ladies whose parents and/or men flipped out. Turns out “me too” stood for any unwanted interaction with an unattractive male, or because someone doubted her abilities in the workplace.

plainposter · 2017-10-18T03:02:34+00:00

"I feel like that one time I had sex with a guy, it was rape. Even though I didn't object to it, it felt like rape"

"Me too"

Epictetus2017 · 2017-10-18T18:43:51+00:00

I find the irony of this sort of movement is that the same women who admit to this sort of thing happening to them tend to be the same ones who support cultural diversity and moral relativism.

They consider 'inappropriate' touching and catcalling to be a serious issue, but vote for allowing immigrants into their countries who grew up in a culture of arranged statutory rape. The kind of places where women on the street are held down and gang raped. With the same breath they condemn their own for minor infractions, they permit gross crimes to be comitted by others because 'They didn't grow up the way we did.'

It's just cultural marxist garbage. Avoid getting involved.

The_big_glowbowski · 2017-10-17T14:56:51+00:00

Lol, this sub is eventually just going to merge with MGTOW. All you redpillers will also turn MGTOW once you're done, just like me :). Retired at 102.

uniboner · 2017-10-17T00:13:10+00:00

It's a great way to know which women to stay away from. They might as well be sporting stars in Berlin.

CeleritySteam · 2017-10-18T08:00:59+00:00

It's more like a smokescreen. Here's the script:

Harvey Weinstein actually has unwanted sexual encounters with a bunch of women he had power over. People begin attacking Hollywood elites or elites in general for objectifying women and girls (and sometimes boys and men). Same elite throws a smokescreen by having their useful idiots claim that an unwanted flirtation or a boob stare is on par with riding the TrigglyPuff. People begin demonizing all men and forget about the really nasty ones.

The next step is attacking red pillers by the way. Don't fall for it.

VinnieVelvet · 2017-10-17T02:17:44+00:00

I have a relative who posted "Me too at 12 on the school bus. Me too at 17 by a distant relative. Me too countless times..." referring to another distant cousin of ours who "hit on her" 15 years ago as a teenager. The kid is like 100% white trash and probably didn't even realize they were related.

Meanwhile she drug my passed out drunk friend to his room and had sex with him a year or so ago. I wonder if I can get him to post "Me too".

Liberalism is a fucking mental disorder.

wolf__larsen · 2017-10-17T15:25:48+00:00

Though it's difficult to get to the original intent behind why women do this, you say that it's because "they themselves have been victims of sexual assault." Well yeah, that's probably part of it. Another part of it is showing solidarity by revealing that there is a spectrum around sexual assault, as I've read various stories acknowledging vastly different levels of severity, some being borderline, some are all-out assault. Granted many of these are ridiculous and obviously attention-garnering, as many of you have pointed out. But not all of them. Have you chosen not to mention these because you don't believe they exist, or you don't believe they should be talked about?

"Funny enough, the form of desire they value the most, the numerated and tangible version of sympathy they crave is fucking Facebook likes." I know a couple people close to me who posted their stories, it was a surprise to see so because they are not social media affirmation junkies. They did so mostly with the intention to allowing those silent ones to feel solidarity. You saying that they are doing it solely for "likes" could be applied to any post anywhere on social media. Yes this is often the underlying motive, but not the only motive. To assume otherwise, simply on the gender of the poster, is cognitively impaired to say the least.

Also I'd just ask OP or anyone else on here, do you have women who are close to you? Do you apply any of this extreme objectified reductionist logic to them? I just found out from a post that my Mom had nearly been sexually assaulted, though thanks to her physical toughness she got away. Not sure I ever would have learned that, had she not felt the prompt to share her story. Is this sort of transparency seen as a threat to you guys? I understand and agree with most feminist criticism, I agree that there are many cases of attention-seeking college women jumping on bandwagons, etc. No need to throw some of those points at me, but objectivity aside I'm curious as to how you all blatantly apply this logic to your mothers, sisters, and daughters, as this seems to be the case.

FREEDNA · 2017-10-19T06:30:48+00:00

"me too"

so what are you actually DOING to help other women and yourself?

".. but.. me too?"

wracky272 · 2017-10-17T14:25:48+00:00

I was actually impressed that this hadn't been circle-jerked yet. Wishful thinking.

trpingthroughtime · 2017-10-17T18:16:02+00:00

Don't forget about me today

davidnowandthen · 2017-10-18T01:51:36+00:00

Something interesting happened about two weeks ago with a very close lesbian friend of mine that I've know for around 9 years. We went to a bar then a concert, then back to my place. I drank wayyyy more than her. We usually exchange massages and cuddle. She wanted a massage so I was giving her one. Then for whatever reason I pulled her on top of me. Maybe to massage her in a new way? I have no idea. Again I was fucking smashed. What happened next is the interesting part. She then proceeded to dry hump me, literally for one hour. I got a hard on and lost it multiple times (again, drunk af) . I was the one that eventually pulled her off of me and then we just cuddled and passed out. The next day was normal. We didn't mention anything about it. But it was the NEXT day after leaving town that she texted me saying that "I'm pissed at you for the other night because I think I was drunk and you took advantage" . I stupidly replied that I agreed with her (implying that I was in the wrong) and that it wouldn't happen again. Made me feel really bad that she had to be feeling badly about it. Then I talked to a good friend and he basically said it sounded like a consensual thing. (She was on TOP of me for a hour, after all) and that both parties were giving and receiving. And then the whole me too thing came about, and she of course, posted me too.

This girl has been to my sister and brother in laws wedding and despite lusting after her for many years I've kept things plutonic. I more so view her as family now.

But sadly, she likes to perceive herself as the victim in most circumstances and apparently can't take responsibility for her own participation in what happened.

And it's also kinda stupid cause we didn't even fuck. Again, only dry humped (who the hell does that? I'm a adult, not a kid in elementary school)

Just needed to vent this somewhere after seeing all this me too stuff has just stirred everything back up when I thought it was settling down.

We still text and she's even said (platonically) that she loves me and I'm still one of her best friends. I guess I'm just pissed that it looks like we won't be cuddling anytime soon perhaps. Or who the fuck knows, lol.

Any opinions or thoughts ?

wrekd · 2017-10-17T14:58:28+00:00

There are way worse crimes than sexual assault. Slavery, rape, torture, murder, and dismemberment to name a few. And those are the physical ones. Mental torture and manipulation can do a number on people too. Someone getting handsy doesn't even make the top ten.

MinnieMandy96 · 2017-10-17T12:20:50+00:00

Sharing the hashtag is actually a way to be able to really calculate and see how many women (and men) have been sexually assaulted without actually having to recount the details, not to garner sympathy you ass.

Title	"Me too". How women are simultaneously attention whoring and garnering sympathy.
Author	ACanine
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Date	October 16, 2017 9:30 PM UTC (8 years ago)
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