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canada-man

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I blame it on radical feminists. They it make seem like all women are out to cut my dick off. I compliment a woman on her dress, all of sudden, it's sexual harassment. So fuck that, easier to hire a companion and do away with the games.
 
There's also the possibility that this is all 'tongue-in-cheek' satirical writing. Something this whiny and juvenile can't be taken seriously.

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About 6 years ago I met a woman when I was taking a course, and after a few conversations, we mutually decided to go out for dinner.

Part way through the dinner, she mentioned she considered herself a feminist, and started talking about pay equity, all that kind of stuff, but she was quite reasonable, didn't really sound radical, a man-hater or anything like that. I thought to myself, "OK, we will probably have some different views on some things, but she seems mature enough to interact civilly nonetheless"

I was sort of moderately interested in her.

Boy was I wrong!

When the waiter was finished, he asked if there was anything else, I said "No, just the bill please."

Then I said, "Separate bills please".

You should of seen the look on her face! It just FELL like a ton of bricks, then - get this, - with a seriously pissed look on her face, she ROLLED HER EYES and angrily reached for her purse.

It was just so obvious and deliberate that we literally never said another word, other than me saying goodbye and her not responding!

But... I actually felt good as I walked away after I got over the shock of it, I said to myself, "Whew, boy, you just dodged a nice big bullet."
 
Don Draper said:
There's also the possibility that this is all 'tongue-in-cheek' satirical writing. Something this whiny and juvenile can't be taken seriously.
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It's not a possibility, it's a reality: she's a satirical, pop culture writer. The comments are either a) satirical from people who got it or b) people who didn't realize it was written tongue-in-cheek.

Funny that CanadaMan bothered to post it here and point them out, though. I guess he fell into category b (and category 'confirmation bias').
 
barnacler said:
About 6 years ago I met a woman when I was taking a course, and after a few conversations, we mutually decided to go out for dinner.

Part way through the dinner, she mentioned she considered herself a feminist, and started talking about pay equity, all that kind of stuff, but she was quite reasonable, didn't really sound radical, a man-hater or anything like that. I thought to myself, "OK, we will probably have some different views on some things, but she seems mature enough to interact civilly nonetheless"

I was sort of moderately interested in her.

Boy was I wrong!

When the waiter was finished, he asked if there was anything else, I said "No, just the bill please."

Then I said, "Separate bills please".

You should of seen the look on her face! It just FELL like a ton of bricks, then - get this, - with a seriously pissed look on her face, she ROLLED HER EYES and angrily reached for her purse.

It was just so obvious and deliberate that we literally never said another word, other than me saying goodbye and her not responding!

But... I actually felt good as I walked away after I got over the shock of it, I said to myself, "Whew, boy, you just dodged a nice big bullet."
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Don Draper said:
There's also the possibility that this is all 'tongue-in-cheek' satirical writing. Something this whiny and juvenile can't be taken seriously.

This is the closing signature on the article:

[SIZE=+2]Lauren Martin

FREELANCE CONTRIBUTOR
Lauren Martin is a Senior Lifestyle Writer at Elite Daily. After graduating from PSU, she moved to NYC to write fart jokes at Smosh Magazine. Making her way to ED, she now writes riveting commentary on nude pics, condoms and first dates.[/SIZE]
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LOL. riveting commentary on nude pics... hahaha
 
 
barnacler said:
About 6 years ago I met a woman when I was taking a course, and after a few conversations, we mutually decided to go out for dinner.

Part way through the dinner, she mentioned she considered herself a feminist, and started talking about pay equity, all that kind of stuff, but she was quite reasonable, didn't really sound radical, a man-hater or anything like that. I thought to myself, "OK, we will probably have some different views on some things, but she seems mature enough to interact civilly nonetheless"

I was sort of moderately interested in her.

Boy was I wrong!

When the waiter was finished, he asked if there was anything else, I said "No, just the bill please."

Then I said, "Separate bills please".

You should of seen the look on her face! It just FELL like a ton of bricks, then - get this, - with a seriously pissed look on her face, she ROLLED HER EYES and angrily reached for her purse.

It was just so obvious and deliberate that we literally never said another word, other than me saying goodbye and her not responding!

But... I actually felt good as I walked away after I got over the shock of it, I said to myself, "Whew, boy, you just dodged a nice big bullet."
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AWWWW shit that's cold!!
This is why I always ask the guy if he's paying for my food or not beforehand. I want to know what panties to wear and whether or not to clean my apartment
.....and how much I should drink...the answer is always a lot but still

wait did you make her pay because she was a feminist or just because you didn't like her?
 
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