6 Responses to “Feigning interest on a date”

1. zab says:

   December 21, 2009 at 7:51 pm

   I believe it’s an important aspect in a man’s personality that he feels wanted and needed. This is not only true physically but emotionally as well.

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2. LP says:

   December 25, 2009 at 2:40 am

   Grammar will fail me, as I’d like to call this offensive, misguided, ignorant, useless, unfunny, creepy, disgusting, (and old), but I’m not sure how to craft a proper sentence from all those pejoratives.
   To steal a couple my favorite comments from Feministing when this was first posted:
   “Suggestion 1: Go on dates with real women whom you are, you know, interested in rather than someone you think is hot but you have nothing in common with
   Suggestion 2: DON’T RAPE WOMEN
   Suggestion 3: Take something she says and turn it to yourself to engage yourself in the conversation, like “oh, you like the Beatles? I’m more a fan of Blah, do you like them?”
   Suggestion 4: DON’T RAPE WOMEN”

   “He’s unable to contribute to a conversation about movies, music, sports, veganism, spirituality, or travel and SHE’S the one who’s vapid and shallow?
   Interesting.”

   “She is the one who is self-absorbed because she talks at length about herself and fails to ask about him.

   He considers humping her inert, unconscious bod. So he can orgasm. Which is the whole point of the date, to him.

   But she is the one who is self-absorbed.

   Total disconnect on the standards.”

   -LP

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3. lols says:

   January 13, 2010 at 4:13 am

   LP Says: blah blah blah

   Feigning interest…

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   January 17, 2010 at 5:56 am

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