Its best not to engage with @SatansMaggotyCumFart@piefed.world if their comments upset you, they are about the most prolific shitposter on the fediverse.
Unless your goal is to entertain them, then please, carry on, because you are doing a great job.
Entertaining myself, actually. I wasn’t terribly upset, or anything - just pointing out the hypocrisy while finding it more amusing than when MAGAts do it.
Not who you replied to but appreciate the heads up anyway. Misogyny online is such a bummer and I routinely forget it’s on me to curate my experience and all I have to do is hit the block button, lol. Your comment interrupted my rage-bait loop, gracias.
It’s definitely a misogynistic mindset, yeah. Women put on clothes for a variety of reasons like staying warm and avoiding sunburn, and sometimes we also pick clothes we find aesthetically flattering (shockingly men also do this). Calling it “advertising” comes from a perspective that women are necessarily focused only on men, and trying to trick men.
Try not to body shame anyone on the way to the parking lot.
Hey, you did that to yourself. I just pointed it out in case you didn’t realize what it sounded like.
You didn’t even make it to the parking lot.
I was just realizing you started it with your shaming of women in your initial comment.
Its best not to engage with @SatansMaggotyCumFart@piefed.world if their comments upset you, they are about the most prolific shitposter on the fediverse.
Unless your goal is to entertain them, then please, carry on, because you are doing a great job.
Entertaining myself, actually. I wasn’t terribly upset, or anything - just pointing out the hypocrisy while finding it more amusing than when MAGAts do it.
Not who you replied to but appreciate the heads up anyway. Misogyny online is such a bummer and I routinely forget it’s on me to curate my experience and all I have to do is hit the block button, lol. Your comment interrupted my rage-bait loop, gracias.
Calling yoga pants a false advertisement is misogyny?
It’s definitely a misogynistic mindset, yeah. Women put on clothes for a variety of reasons like staying warm and avoiding sunburn, and sometimes we also pick clothes we find aesthetically flattering (shockingly men also do this). Calling it “advertising” comes from a perspective that women are necessarily focused only on men, and trying to trick men.
Isn’t that true sometimes?