On April 23, 2025, Armstrong posted an image of her and her girlfriend on a beach and told her followers to comment on her post because “I have some ruthless Trump supporting ‘jesus’ mfs on there.”
She didn’t even mention the school. They outed themselves as Trump loving Jesus mfs all on their own lol
I remember kids getting punished in school for coming out when I was a teenager. That was a very long time ago.
Glad to see the school had to pay in this case.
Nothing wrong with talking about expectations prior to banging.
In theory - yes. But in practice it would be rude and / or ruining the moment.
Much more rude to tell a woman you don’t want to fuck her after she’s taken her clothes off.
Since reading comprehension has escaped you here - I said it’s more rude to share you won’t fuck hairy women after clothes are off. It is a better idea to be upfront about how you can’t get your dick hard unless a woman is hairless rather than share that after clothes have already come off.
I said absolutely fucking NOTHING about rape or forcing people to have sex they don’t want.
I wasn’t making a moral judgment with my comment, just observing the punch line.
Never said he did. I’m saying it’s probably better to bring up such a strong preference before clothes come off.
There was no need to use “females” at all in that sentence structure.
No one was talking about that here. YOU brought up rape unprovoked.
Rape isn’t funny.
I don’t think they were arguing with you, but rather expanding on your comment.
We can’t humanize this woman in this community lest you gain the ire of all the men who want to laugh about women with daddy issues.
Women with daddy issues are funny, right?
that is something she has done to herself.
You actually don’t know that, but ok.
She gets to be herself her entire life!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I recognize the paradox here, I think I was using deceit incorrectly.
Huh, weird.
Comparing men that don’t like women’s natural bodies to murdering and skinning a baby sure is a choice you made.
It’s ok if your kneejerk reaction was to be defensive. It’s also ok to re-examine the post and realize that just because you are a man doesn’t mean they’re talking about you.
Ngl I’ve been giggling at all the men showing up to tell us all about their personal preferences for how women should keep their bodies.
That’s like the point of the video - to call out men who publicly comment on how women keep their bodies.
OP linked it in a comment when they first posted and encouraged people to watch it:
youtube.com/watch?v=OfSvnaMS7KI&pp=ygUSTWVuIHRoYXQgaGF0ZSBidXN2
My friend, a witch, was ostracized from her small town for paganism, if you can believe that.
I can as my mother is Wiccan and raised me in paganism. It honestly just reinforces my belief that we shouldn’t tell women to quiet their spirit because others might find them thrill seekers, mentally ill, hippy, or something else in that vein.
Thanks for coming back and settling our disagreement. I appreciate the respectful back and forth with you <3
It’s a good thing the person in the video specified she’s taking about men who have the audacity to judge women’s bodies and body hair publicly then.
Maybe I’m the weird one for always reading all of the comments in a post haha. OP posted the video in a comment and it was immediately clear that this lady was talking about men judging women’s body hair publicly.
The Bush jokes seemed like low hanging fruit that no one could resist.