So I woke up this morning and I just decided to scroll through my Facebook page and see what's been going on lately, and I notice this article on my feed that this girl from my old school had shared (Please take note she's white girl who's about 19ish, no surprise there). I paid little attention until I saw where she had shared it from; 'Everyday Feminism'. Uh oh. So I looked at the article and it was this Well shit. Now I can't even compliment people because it encourages street harassment? Well fuck me for being kind.

So I'm kinda angry at the BS in the article but I don't really know the girl that well and so I just don't bother commenting on how stupid it is, but then on one of my many liked anti-feminist pages posted a link to An article Which was basically just shaming men for not asking women out any more. I'm so, so, SO tempted to link it to her in the comments just because it shows how hypocritical this feminism trash has become... Should I? If there's fallout I could post it, I'm sure you guys would get a kick out of it...

Actual quotes from the articles, by the way. Compliments are offensive article:"Commenting on strangers’ bodies, even if you think you’re complimenting them, is actually lacking compassion or respect for that person’s emotional well-being and safety." " The constant scrutiny and evaluation of their appearance means that women cannot dress for their own comfort or pleasure." One of the other comments I often hear is “How else are you supposed to meet someone you’re interested in?”

"Approaching a stranger in public implies that you have reason to believe that they 1) are interested in dating, and 2) are interested in dating you. Neither of those may be true for the person you are approaching.

So how will you know if they are interested in you? Easy. You won’t."

Men should compliment women article: "You probably thought you’d meet a guy at a bar and that he’d ask for your number." "They’ll make eye contact with you in the bar, but never come over." "They’ll say a girl is hot, but never hit on her."