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Lone_Ranger Live by the pork sword, die by the pork sword 6mo ago
why are you not celebrating her journey?
Oddest-One-Here Jr. Hamster Analyst 6mo ago
You mean her journey to Singlesville? She has already arrived, at best she might visit places like Hookup Point or perhaps Rotation Valley.
houseoftolstoy Unchivalrous Christian 6mo ago
The problem with this advice is not only is it completely slanted, it can only really apply to the very youngest dating demographic. The typical 18 year old man has a difficult climb to make in order to make himself a catch.
While I said this advice only applies to the youngest dating demographic, I do not mean that the "advice" for women was any good. But it does demonstrate the relative purchasing power 18-24 year old women have in comparison to men. At this age they can indeed never settle and demand more and still have men chasing after them. The problem is that this phase is very short lived and women who retain this mindset will find themselves in for quite the shock when they can no longer think they can demand more and offer almost nothing. And maybe the next crop of younger women may not have a better offer, but they are younger once you age out! Only then do these women ask the proverbial question.
lurkerhasarisen A Strategist Among Tacticians 6mo ago
Since the consensus seems to be to allow this, I’ll chime in on the meme itself: this is just the tip of the iceberg.
Men are told that they need to improve while women are told that they’re perfect as they are.
Regular men are told to stop demanding supermodels when they don’t chase Two-ton Tessie, while Two-ton Tessie is told to not settle for anything less than a 6/6/6/6/6/6 man.
Men are told to be more confident, then told that they’re trash who should know their place.
Men are told to get lean and shredded while not being “superficial” about women’s physical appearance, while slovenly women are told they’re beautiful as they are and deserve men who look like professional athletes.
Men are told that they need to be “chivalrous” and “gentlemanly” when women want to be treated like princesses, and to treat women as equals when it suits them.
Some women scold men for not approaching women because that’s our job, and other women scold men for approaching women because that’s scary and/or creepy. Women are not expected to indicate which group they belong to.
Men are told to be open, vulnerable, and expressive, then told “ManUp!” if we’re foolish enough to do so.
Feel free to add to the list: it could go on for several more pages.
throwaway415 6mo ago
There's no winning with women. If you do what they claim they want, they'll bitch about it. If you do the opposite, they'll bitch about it.
Only logical conclusion is to do what actually works for you. They'll bitch regardless
houseoftolstoy Unchivalrous Christian 6mo ago
In many cases this is not about which women want to be approached by men, but rather which men are approaching them. But if women admit this, they will be telling on themselves as being more superficial than they want to portray themselves as. Because only men are shallow, not the angelic women!
Oddest-One-Here Jr. Hamster Analyst 6mo ago
They still want "uggos and creeps" to approach them if only so they can feel validated by the knowledge that men still find them attractive, as well as being able to post on social media about how some "creepy pervert" hit on her as both a humble brag and score some cheap victim points.
No-Stress-Cat Jr. Hamster Analyst 6mo ago
"Two-Ton Tessie"
Typo-MAGAshiv asshole. giga-shitlord. worst mod EVAR. 6mo ago
I just found out that the meme has been circulating the internet at large for a while, and isn't the creation of the OOP at reddit.
It's fine.
Lone_Ranger Live by the pork sword, die by the pork sword 6mo ago
dating advice for men:
First-light Jr. Hamster Analyst 6mo ago
Then women complain that men do better in mid life than they do. Its because they improved themselves and didn't wait for it to come to them.
Seagram7 Jr. Hamster Analyst 6mo ago
FYI before the mods delete, the fat girl in the pic isnt the poster but a stock photo that went with this meme.
Typo-MAGAshiv asshole. giga-shitlord. worst mod EVAR. 6mo ago Stickied
That's cool, but you really need to get better at highlighting text that makes it relevant so that your screenshots are protected under "Fair Use - commentary" of copyright law.
I'll let this one slide because I doubt that dude is going to complain, but reproducing works in full like that can get us into hot water and jeopardize not just WAATGM, but all of the dot reds.
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Vermillion-Rx Penchant for plastic dolls 6mo ago
Typo in gonna at @redpillschool on this one because this is a grey are. OP appears to be posting his own meme. I don't think that OP could claim copy to a meme unless I'm missing something here.
That seems like a hard stretch
Typo-MAGAshiv asshole. giga-shitlord. worst mod EVAR. 6mo ago Stickied
OP @Seagram7, and anyone else:
The post is fine. It's a meme that's been circulating. I was originally under the impression that the OOP in reddit had made it.
Vermillion-Rx Penchant for plastic dolls 6mo ago
@redpillschool
Are memes copyright if OC? I doubt it but just checking
If someone posts a meme on reddit or elsewhere, and it is clearly a meme by all definitions of an internet meme, even if they hypothetically made the meme) could they have a legitimate claim of copyright?
Or can they only argue copyright on the basis that you included a screenshot of their post content surrounding the meme image?
In which case do you need to still apply commentary (underlining text etc) to the post screenshot outside of the bounds of the meme?
(The poster's name is already anonymized in this WAATGM post)