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TopicSJWs come for Toy Story 4
ClockworkHare
06/12/19 2:39:52 PM
#7
What the hell was wrong with Bo Peep?

They took a character they barely made use of before and actually did something with her later. I mean, if you paid attention...aside from Jessie and Barbie...Toy Story's main cast was a sausage fest. Hell that was part of the reason they added those two to begin with.

Plus there were hints that Bo Peep was a love interest for Woody early on, so it kind of makes sense she would eventually join on the adventures. And I'm not really surprised that involves a change in attire. Although if you looked closer, you would realize she didn't change out of her original outfit at all. They just ripped off the skirt (which might be a minor plot point in the movie). Those "pants" are just the bloomers she normally already wore under the skirt.

If there's a small amount of critics blubbering over the tiny aesthetic change, they're making a mountain out of a mole hill as usual. There might be a perfectly understandable reason why Peep is missing the skirt and it probably does not have anything to do with "ROAR feminism"...
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TopicCAPTAIN MARVEL producer: "gay MCU character will be organic."
ClockworkHare
06/12/19 1:35:53 PM
#33
ZannoL posted...
CAPTAIN MARVEL producer: "gay MCU character will be organic."

I really hope it's NOT someone like Hercules...who's not even canonically gay to begin with and a big leap from "organic" as a son of the Greek god Zeus. The version from mythology is bi. And some people still think bisexual just means 50% gay, but that's not at all how it works.

I'm going to laugh if it's Captain Marvel. Because of how predictable it would be, as well as all the stereotypes it would unintentionally fit (which is a BAD thing)...
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TopicMy girlfriend's mother and I are mad at her daughter.
ClockworkHare
06/09/19 6:23:37 PM
#16
r25 posted...
Ryo_the_Inferno posted...
r25 posted...
I know I'm wrong for taking sides against bae

r25 posted...
I gotta default to bae team and act like I ain't even mad even though I'm at least slightly irked.

Who thinks like this? Your relationship is doomed if this is how you think of it.

I never take sides against her. Any problems we have should be hashed out as a team.

Well see, there's a bit of a problem with that approach here.

You mentioned she's spoiled, has a bad attitude, and is disrespectful. Those are not attributes of a team player, at all. Which means you're inevitably going to be expected to fix 99% of the relationship problems on your own, because those attributes do not imply much compassion or responsibility (which are necessary for someone to give a shit about dumping burdens on you).

I mean if her personality is as awful as you describe, I have to ask how physically attractive and sexually available she is because no competent guy would consider a girlfriend like that worthwhile based on charm (a severe lack of it). They would not be seeing her as long term commitment material.

So what's the deal here? What keeps you stuck to her if she's as bratty as you say?
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Topic"Your emotions make you weak."
ClockworkHare
06/09/19 2:34:16 AM
#17
"Your emotions make you weak."

No. My emotions make me strong.

It's kind of both, really. All in moderation and all that...
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TopicYou think any female has ever needed to you?
ClockworkHare
06/08/19 11:37:47 AM
#20
clearaflagrantj is the kind of guy that needs in the middle of a grocery store.
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TopicDating site women: "I'm a feminist."
ClockworkHare
06/06/19 7:16:10 PM
#27
Pukelid posted...
what's wrong with being feminist

There's nothing innately wrong with it, it's just not a popular selling point on dating apps when looking for men due to gender/cultural reasons. Most men (and most women for that matter) in the west do NOT identify as feminists, partly because too many extremists have poisoned the well giving the ideology a bad image. Women using apps now are actually less likely to admit to being a staunch feminist because they KNOW if fucks over their odds of finding a top tier man. Statistically that's more often a man of CONSERVATIVE values, which is less likely to be a fan of feminism. These high tier men might be advocates for women's liberties out of respect and admiration of women in their lives, but get a bad taste from anyone preaching modern feminist rhetoric (supporting women's rights and feminism are NOT exclusively the same things).

And you will find out that (to the annoyance of many desperate far left women looking for the man they feel entitled to) most advice and tactics offered by professional relationship coaches/services are almost predominately traditional teachings (conservative). And it's not uncommon for them to tell you "maybe dial down the feminist rhetoric on your dating profile...you're scaring away the big fish) ". A lot of these services are just basically teaching you how to be a classic conservative woman who does not look at a marriage as disposable, because that's what most western men looking for a wife want and these businesses know this. They have to for successful results...

Bottom line: "btw I'm a feminist" is more often treated as a red flag than a compliment on dating apps in today's decade. You can put it in your profile, but it works against you when aiming for higher quality men (who typically get evasive around any profile dripping extremism). Part of the reason that these men are higher quality is their intelligence and smart men are the best at dodging bullets.
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TopicIt is not toxic masculinity. It is toxic people
ClockworkHare
06/02/19 1:18:22 PM
#65
The23rdMagus posted...
TommyG663513 posted...
I also want to say that I usually feel like the people complaining about the effects of toxic masculinity are people who aren't masculine themselves. It's like they feel some level of inadequate and need to label masculinity itself in some sort of negative.

There are tons of very healthy masculine attitudes and beliefs to have.

Yes. We're talking about the ones that aren't.

And a great (and frankly much better) way to encourage people to not do "unhealthy" masculinity is to do a better job CELEBRATING healthy masculinity.

Every conversation about the toxic masculinity boogey man should be immediately followed up with examples of positive masculinity. Otherwise you're creating a new problem (particularly for young impressionable men), not resolving any. It's just a stone throw away from sexism because it implies that there's no positive points about masculinity to talk about, which is false.
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Topica RICH gay man asks you to give him a lap dance. He will pay you. Do u do it?
ClockworkHare
06/02/19 12:22:18 PM
#6
As usual, money up front.
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TopicI told two women off and they were so confused and embarrassed.
ClockworkHare
06/02/19 12:20:52 PM
#15
Solid Snake07 posted...
Sounds like you made an ass of yourself

But okay

Uh no, he was in the right.

Inconsiderate bitches didn't bother to think past their own bubble to realize someone injured was already using the door...
They jumped to the conclusion that the door was being held for them just because the person holding it was male.

Gay men don't do chivalry.
We LAUGH at chivalry, because in this century it's unnecessary and basically just bitch privilege.

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TopicWhich of these 2 types irritate you more?
ClockworkHare
05/28/19 12:17:48 AM
#2
Sometimes they're one and the same, just in a variety of ways.

There are people who are brilliant in skill and individual success, but absolute idiots socially.
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TopicIf you have a sex dream about a coworker, are you supposed to report it?
ClockworkHare
05/27/19 6:06:17 PM
#3
Report to your imaginary HR immediately.
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TopicDo any girls pretend to be guys online?
ClockworkHare
05/24/19 1:39:58 PM
#17
Do any girls pretend to be guys online?

Yes, for multiple reasons. Many of which do not actually involve gaming...

Some women want to explore what they perceive as male communities without the awkwardness of interacting in person and media with online anonymity can grant them that. There's also the age old tactic of a woman masquerading as a persona in order for her thoughts to be treated with more respect in male dominated communities. Let's face it: a lot of guys act differently depending on the gender of whom they're talking to (this is proven fact). This means that in order for these women to interact in the way they want to with men...without the hassles...they need to adopt a cover of anonymity by posing as the opposite gender. It's not really that complicated; many hotspots of modern media easily allow this.

Some of these women also have a hard time fitting in socially/politically with other women (or "think more like a guy" than the average woman) causing them to seek out guys to chat with instead of typical girl talk. Some women think outside the generic feminine box. For example, plenty of lesbians in particular will tell you they have dealt with this very scenario.

I would not consider it as common as guys adopting online female personas as covers, but more than a few woman also do it too. And many guys are usually surprised to hear that...
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TopicDad Photoshops premature son doing manly things.
ClockworkHare
05/22/19 11:00:13 AM
#6
lmao i wish the kid good health
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Topican american attempts to do a full english breakfast (+ tea) on reddit
ClockworkHare
05/22/19 10:08:23 AM
#38
Parappa09 posted...
pinky0926 posted...
He did a good job.

Fuck he did a better job than most places will do to be quite honest.

the hash browns are huge and the mushrooms look weird

but yeah he did a fair job tbh. he even got the perfect brownness for the sausages

Brown sausages really are a natural wonder.
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Topic"I'm attracted to you, but I'm not sexually attracted to you."
ClockworkHare
05/21/19 1:17:22 PM
#4
"I'm attracted to you, but I'm not sexually attracted to you."

translation: "Let's just be friends."
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TopicEver notice very vocal male feminists often turn out to be creeps or slimeballs?
ClockworkHare
05/21/19 12:58:24 PM
#25
umax555 posted...
ClockworkHare posted...
If you've been paying attention, "I'm a feminist" is not a popular hook on dating apps...


This is true. I'm a male who considers himself feminist (I won't use the cringey term "male feminist"). But if you go out of your way on a dating app to show that you're a feminist, it's clear your just using that fact to get laid and most girls will catch on to that instantly. I never specifically refer to myself as a feminist when talking to girls unless they specifically ask. They'll respect you much more if you show it through conversation about feminist topics instead.

Men who identify as feminists are not who I was referring to. As sad as it is, many men who fake being feminists DO succeed in getting what they want. It's a gimmick that works. Events like the Women's March were a prime opportunity for such men to act as sympathizers and cash in. There were men who were legit supporters, but there were also a lot of guys who just showed up to get pussy points. And it worked.

It's women who typically get penalized on dating apps for including "btw I'm a feminist " in their profiles. Most men are not going to reward a woman for having that in her profile. It's more often treated as a red flag. Too many extremists spoiled the well and it's a common turn-off to a wide spectrum of eligible men. Women who identify as feminists gradually become aware of this as they get older and still seeking a HIGH QUALITY male partner (not a worthless ass-kisser who claims to be an ally). This is why even hard-nosed radical feminists interested in dating men dial down the rhetoric in order to remain attractive. And statistically the men they typically want are ironically not the type to bother labeling themselves a feminist.
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TopicEver notice very vocal male feminists often turn out to be creeps or slimeballs?
ClockworkHare
05/20/19 4:49:58 PM
#14
Many men who support women's liberties do not bother to actually identify as feminists themselves.
They're more likely to just have the opinion of "my wife/girlfriend is an advocate of feminist beliefs and I'm okay with that ".

And surprisingly many of those wives/girlfriends in those relationships are fine with that...just that, because they realize pushing the rhetoric too far will get them dumped, as it predominately does.

The point is not every man who is supportive of women's liberties is or even needs to identify as a feminist himself.
And many women who are feminists are typically more willing to overlook his lack of label, particular if he's a hard catch.

If you've been paying attention, "I'm a feminist" is not a popular hook on dating apps...
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Topicarnold schwarzenegger gets drop kicked in south africa
ClockworkHare
05/18/19 2:09:01 PM
#77
My only question is: why...?

What the hell did the little twerp have to gain from drop kicking Arnold? Like that seems really random. What was the motivation? Did he think Arnold really is a terminator from the future?

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TopicFemale politician proposes law to fine men $100 for masturbating
ClockworkHare
05/18/19 1:57:58 PM
#32
-This is old news, like really old...
-The proposal was reactionary stupidity and was never likely to be implemented. It would have been sexist and deemed unjust anyway.
-There was no way to effectively enforce the proposed law, so it was a joke to begin with.
-Try sticking to clickbait articles from 2019, thanks.
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TopicSome straight men do not like the appearance of female genitals
ClockworkHare
05/11/19 12:38:58 PM
#38
Spectral_Wrath posted...
Some straight men do not like the appearance of female genitals

That's rather odd isn't it?

Not really.

There's plenty of women who are not fans of how penises look either, but would not mind getting plowed by the right one. It's similar for some men; even though they don't enjoy the look of a clam lots of them are still eager to stuff it. Because the feel of it is often considered more important than the looks of it.
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TopicThis girl is always telling me exactly how to get to her home.
ClockworkHare
05/09/19 7:21:10 PM
#6
United_World posted...
She's always telling me that we should hang out together and calling me a "silly man," when she fixes my collar.

On a scale of 1-10 how badly does she want it?

So bad you might as well draw a comic showing you swimming in her drool.

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