[ SECRET POST #3227 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3227 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Mary McDonnell, Battlestar Galactica, Major Crimes]


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03.
[Deadly Premonition]


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04.
[The Walking Dead, Glenn Rhee]


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05.
[Bill Skarsgård]


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08. http://i.imgur.com/LAq54d4.jpg
[link for random penis]









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Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[fscom]

07. https://picload.org/image/plrcolg/mattmcgorry.png

[(Anonymous)]

what else is new. remember feminist ryan gosling?

[(Anonymous)]

Notice that the meme wasn't "Feminist Bill Bailey" or "Feminist Jack Black" or something. The entire joke was about fuckability.

[(Anonymous)]

Wah wah wah. People are not paying attention to me. Wahhh.

[wannabe_influential]

That's not what the secret is saying? At all???

[(Anonymous)]

No, I think we should a)avoid complimenting people for doing the right thing b)attack like rabid dogs people who make things that might offend someone somewhere. I'm sure the world will be a better place that way.

[(Anonymous)]

Internet discourse going to Internet discourse tbh

[(Anonymous)]

More than that I think there is something really creepy and objectifying about guy supporting the free the nipple movment. Like I don't get how more people can't see it. Also slutwalks, anyone else feel really grossed out seeing guys at slutwalks? Like we all don't know why they're really there.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm what you might call a "predatory" dyke. I go to slut walks to see tits. Also equality and junk, but mostly the tits.

And while I hate to get all female-PUA on you, you will never score easier or better than when you're surrounded by women who're angry at and rebelling against men.

Yeah, I'm skeezy, So what? come at me, sis!

[(Anonymous)]

That's a damned if you, damned if you don't kinda attitude though. Support that stuff, you're a skeeze. Don't support that stuff, you're a sexist.

[gobbledigook]

I guess people just like it when their boners align with their morals. It'll go away when they find another hot dude to fawn over.

[(Anonymous)]

I always read your name as a slur. Just thought you should know.

[(Anonymous)]

LMAO.

Dude tries to help out feminism and be good: "Ugh he's just in it for tail!"
Dude doesn't help out feminism: UGH MEN.

Damned if they do, damned if they don't.

I'm so over feminism's continual bitching about men. And no, I'm not a dude. Or straight for that matter.

[(Anonymous)]

With you all the way on this. Also not male.

[(Anonymous)]

The argument could be made that simply being into feminism is one thing, but there are also various means of practicing feminism. And that people react differently to different kinds. And that the criticism here is fundamentally about how McGorry is practicing feminism.

[(Anonymous)]

Thirded; also not straight, male, or white, oops

[diet_poison]

I dunno about this particular case but in general yeah I agree. I get annoyed at women trying specifically to be exclusionary and rude to men within feminism. It helps nobody.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. Sure, there probably are people with ulterior motives, but that's not the case with everyone. Sincerity IS a thing that exists.

And besides, when it comes to important things like civil rights and feminist issues and whatnot, it seems awfully counterproductive to be restrictive with who should and shouldn't support the cause.

[(Anonymous)]

I think the problem here is less with how he's doing feminism and more with how the media is treating it, which is not something he really has control over.

[feotakahari]

The more I see posts like this, the more I suspect the real reason people make them is because people who're trying to be supportive are easier targets than actual bigots. In this mindset, the existence of bigotry isn't something to be ended, it's something to be celebrated, because then you'll always have an excuse for waging Internet holy wars against people who might be "bad."

[(Anonymous)]

This guy in particular might get too much attention, I wouldn't know, but I think outspoken male feminist role models are important.

The issue is that there are comparatively few of them so the few that there are, get lauded as something out of the norm.

Once it's the norm, it won't be lauded any more. What we need is more of them in number.

[(Anonymous)]

Who cares? 10/10 would bang. Srsly look at that rockin' bod.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with you. However I think a lot of it comes purely from surprise because of the characters he plays.

Two things

[chardmonster]

1. There's a chance straight guys will actually listen to a successful straight guy when he says these things. "Look at me I'm not horrible and also not feminine or weird you can be like this too"

2. It's comforting for many of us to know that not every single straight dude is a horrible sexist lying bastard.

Lighten up Francis

[wannabe_influential]

Like, it's good when a guy admits his privilege and points things out things wrong with society regarding sexism, racism, homophobia, ext. It's a step forward.

But at the same time, let's not make article after article gushing about how groundbreaking it is for them to point out something that has been pointed out before by people who are actually affected by it, in this case, women.