Leftwing Feminists Complain That Liberal Men Just Won't or Can't Play A "More Masculine" Role In Relationships

You don't say. You don't say. You don't say you don't say you don't say.

Liberal men only come in two flavors: Low-T simpboi "professional dreamer" and Rohypnol r@pist. You're spoilt for choice,* AWFLs!

At the conservative-leaning (I think) Evie Magazine:

[M]ore and more women are waking up to the fact that they are single and unhappy in their 30s (or even in their 40s), and they're figuring out that they were given the wrong advice about dating and marriage. TikTok has become a breeding ground for women to get candid about the dating landscape and the struggles they're facing with single men. TikToker @ms_petch posted a video that has gone viral in which she laments over the fact that liberal men aren't living up to her standards.

@ms_petch shares something on TikTok that has made dating very difficult lately. She calls it "one of the saddest realizations" she has had recently. "As a liberal woman, it is really hard to find a man who's willing to play the more traditional masculine role in the relationship in today's day and age who is not a conservative," she admits. She attributes certain characteristics to a traditional, masculine man: paying for the first date, opening the door for the woman, caring for and providing for the woman. She wants all of this in a man--as long as he's not conservative.

How did I know that this feminist AWFL would be complaining about... money? As I've said, leftists spend all of their time complaining about money. That's why they're communists. They just believe everyone else should give them more money. It's a religious conviction.

Here's the video.

Evie points out that conservative men are, statistically, just a lot more masculine than liberal men.

Conservative men aren't attracted to leftwing feminists. Sorry, sister! Your factory-standard mental illnesses and Danger-Sign Hair Colors and triple-digit "bodycounts" are not our problem!

* Wasn't it annoying 20 years ago when people who were not British would affect British "accents," slang, and variant spellings on the internet? It sure was, it sure was. But I never said "spoilt for choice" before and always wanted to try it.

I feel like a duke.

posted by Ace at 02:10 PM

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