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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 98297" data-attributes="member: 35">I noticed that third wave feminism feces has even infested lame kiddie shows like Fuller House.&nbsp; I saw an episode last night, and this teenage girl tried convincing all of the girls at her school that this dorky guy was a good kisser.&nbsp; One girl stepped up and wanted him to prove it, at which point the girl who started the rumor kissed him instead.&nbsp; She complimented him on what a good kisser he really was, and he said she wasn&#039;t bad herself.&nbsp; At that point, she slugged him in the arm and said &quot;I don&#039;t need a man to validate me.&quot;It was an extremely cringey moment, which of course was met with cheering from the audience.&nbsp; So it was okay for her to initiate the kiss and to say she liked it.&nbsp; However, when he returned the compliment, it somehow meant her self worth was being tied into how good a kisser she was.&nbsp; At least that&#039;s how the scene was played.&nbsp; And don&#039;t get me started on her slugging him unprovoked.&nbsp; Again, we always hear how you&#039;re never to hit a girl, but it&#039;s okay to show a girl hitting a guy.&nbsp; When did feminism stop being about equality and start being about double standards?&nbsp; The mixed messages this girl was giving off are being normalized, while a guy&#039;s every move is constantly scrutinized.&nbsp; No wonder groups like MGTOW exist.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 98297, member: 35"] I noticed that third wave feminism feces has even infested lame kiddie shows like Fuller House. I saw an episode last night, and this teenage girl tried convincing all of the girls at her school that this dorky guy was a good kisser. One girl stepped up and wanted him to prove it, at which point the girl who started the rumor kissed him instead. She complimented him on what a good kisser he really was, and he said she wasn't bad herself. At that point, she slugged him in the arm and said "I don't need a man to validate me." It was an extremely cringey moment, which of course was met with cheering from the audience. So it was okay for her to initiate the kiss and to say she liked it. However, when he returned the compliment, it somehow meant her self worth was being tied into how good a kisser she was. At least that's how the scene was played. And don't get me started on her slugging him unprovoked. Again, we always hear how you're never to hit a girl, but it's okay to show a girl hitting a guy. When did feminism stop being about equality and start being about double standards? The mixed messages this girl was giving off are being normalized, while a guy's every move is constantly scrutinized. No wonder groups like MGTOW exist. [/QUOTE]

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