Manosphere dumbass

By dadoftheyear - 07/05/2015 03:27 - United States

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Today, I had to say to my 23-year-old son that it's not a compliment to tell a woman that he wants to jam his cock down her throat. FML
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papygeorges 17

Damn Is that why I'm still single? Why didn't anybody tell me instead of just kicking me in the balls?!

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SweetasCandy0609 28

I'm sorry OP but your son needs to grow up at 23 he shouldn't have to be told that he should already know I mean hello common sense, however you seem like a good dad for telling him and not encouraging his behavior.

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91hayek 31

lol **** generation.

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Unlovable_Me 14

In a really twisted 'he said that so it must mean I'm attractive' kind of way. He still has no respect for women.

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sstahpp 33

A guy who has no respect for a woman? Haha. Nothing new.

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SystemofaBlink41 27

A girl who generalizes annoyingly? Nothing new. See how easy generalizing is?

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Aimeejasmine 15

Nah it's not a compliment. He's making a total stranger a sex object and completely dehumanising the woman, if the man wasn't attractive you'd be insanely creeped out by the comment.

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sstahpp 33

Chill people. A **** getting jammed down someones throat is a good thing.

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DoomedGemini 37

Uh no, that's like saying sex is always a good thing. Ever heard of rape? It's not really uncommon for men to do this(catcalling and street harassment is still huge) but that's why we explain and encourage better behavior, not go "oh well it's normal." Can you imagine the world if that's all anyone ever did?

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a1_z9 10

A compliment to someone with very low self esteem maybe. Personally I only find personal comments complimentary if they measure up to the amount of respect I feel for myself! I'm not saying that it's much but it's certainly above unsolicited sexually violent comments.

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DoomedGemini 37

Not even to them #96, I have low to no self esteem and this would ruin it more. It's more of if people can somehow find a stranger treating them them like an object or something non-human complimenting. Most people see it as offensive, I really don't understand what goes on with the people who don't. BDSM, including demeaning, should only come with consent. And despite what some people seem to think, finding someone attractive =/= consent

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loserman67 35

I hope you weren't the woman he said that to...

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ButtBooger 9

Unless OP is Bruce Jenner, I doubt it.

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Badkarma4u 17

Depends on the woman. Some women like bad boys.

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SMHsohard 22

There's bad boys, and then there's disgusting boys. If he said it to a girlfriend, during foreplay/sex, and it was meant as a turn on, he's a bad boy (which brings up another FML-how did OP hear it?). If he walked up to a perfect stranger and said it, he's a disgusting boy, and I'm surprised he's still able to walk upright lol.

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OhYouMad 12

Clever. Give her the ole tonsil tickler.

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gearhead369 20

I see what you're saying, maybe the type of woman he wants takes that as a compliment. Not everyone is sugar and spice and it sounds like he isn't either

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LittleMissTara 9

I'm not so sure... I'd feel pretty complimented if a dude said that to me ^_^

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Mobetta_2300 22

That must've been an interesting conversation

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