Metal Reviews

Of course it's possible, I never meant to imply that girls should shut up about male subjects, but yes, they completely overreacted. The only reputation I have is for being direct and blatant about my opinions, and I think my frequent criticism of Islam gets seen as "racism". The editorial team in particular is quite PC, especially that Anne-Claire girl (apparently it was sexist for me to point out that the feminism movement creates its own standards and discrimination by considering some women "not real feminists"), but I'd have thought they might not completely ignore the other side of the discussion simply because OMG SEXIST!

Wow, that's commitment. Makes me feel bad I don't post there more often!

I can't believe I said cutey pie. Jesus. I must be sick.

That's sweet, Wali! Wish I had a cute girl hang out with me. I'm really fed up with how chicks in their early 20's act, though. So unsure about life. They really do not know what they want in life and confuse you as a result.

So here's my story:
This chick comes to where I work to get some food. A couple of meaningful smiles here and there the first time but nothing outstanding. On Monday she came by and smiled again. Then, she started talking to me without my initiation. She said: "the way you hand this work is memorizing." So you know, a flirtish kind of compliment that is very nice. And then she started talking about how she lost her voice at concert she went to and how she had a great weekend. Apparently she was at the same concert that I was a few months back. An Enslaved show actually. In any case, she talked and told about herself without me really asking any questions.Then she told me she'll be gone for a little while to this Trance Festival but she'll see me after she comes back. So you know, like any other guy would think, I, naturally as guy who is attracted to the opposite sex, "thought" that she is interested in me. So the next day I go to her work because she had told where she works (obviously) and, we talk for a little bit. So the next natural step would be to ask for her phone number, and I did, but her reply was: "Oh, I have a boyfriend, but I am looking for a buddy." So that kind of surprised the hell out of me.

I mean what the fuck is going inside a chick's mind? I have some theories but I don't feel like explaining myself more than I have. So much for my damned luck.

What's worse is that most of these people (especially the girls) have never come into contact with real, actual, serious sexism, and if they knew the kind of stuff that I hear around my pub (I've been made gaffer there by the way, for the summer) and heard the utter bollocking some of the punters get from me for outrageous opinions, they'd have a very different idea of me. But no, a slight misunderstanding and a badly formulated attempted stinger and it's a crime against humanity. For fuck's sake.

This happened to me recently. When I came into her work a month later, she was super prego so don't sweat it. Like Zad said, people sometimes just flirt with no interest.

I grinded with a glorified stripper last night.

Of course it's possible, I never meant to imply that girls should shut up about male subjects, but yes, they completely overreacted. The only reputation I have is for being direct and blatant about my opinions, and I think my frequent criticism of Islam gets seen as "racism". The editorial team in particular is quite PC, especially that Anne-Claire girl (apparently it was sexist for me to point out that the feminism movement creates its own standards and discrimination by considering some women "not real feminists"), but I'd have thought they might not completely ignore the other side of the discussion simply because OMG SEXIST!

Eh, I thought you looked a lot worse in that discussion. You made a rude comment that could easily be misinterpreted about an article you hadn't even read, then acted confused when people confronted you about it's rudeness. If you're going to say something that could be seen as thoughtless, sexist comment, it's better if it doesn't look like a thoughtless, sexist comment.

Also I disagree with your point since I think fiction is premised on being able to empathize with people in different circumstances from yourself. Tolstoy wrote accurately about women's feelings; girls can appreciate Michael Cera movies, u kno?