• WhoIzDisIz@lemmy.today
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      9 hours ago

      Hey, you did that to yourself. I just pointed it out in case you didn’t realize what it sounded like.

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          8 hours ago

          I was just remembering you started it with your shaming of women in your initial comment.

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            8 hours ago

            Its best not to engage with @[email protected] 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.

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              7 hours ago

              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.

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                  5 hours ago

                  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.

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                    2 hours ago

                    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?

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              8 hours ago

              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.