Posted on 12/11/2018 11:00:57 PM PST by tom h
[T]he song “Kiss The Girl,” from the Disney hit “The Little Mermaid,” is more misogynistic and dismissive of consent than cute. By performing the song multiple times each semester, the Tigertones elevate it to an offensive and violating ritual ...
The premise ... is that the male Prince Eric, on a date with the beautiful female Ariel, should kiss her without asking for a single word to affirm her consent...
Lyrics such as ... “she won’t say a word/Until you kiss that girl,” unambiguously encourage men to make physical advances on women without obtaining their clear consent...
The song launches a heteronormative attack on women’s right to oppose the romantic and sexual liberties taken by men, further inundating the listener with themes of toxic masculinity ...
The singers reinforce the heteronormativity reflected in the words of the song ...
Noa Wollstein is a sophomore from Plainview, N.Y. She can be reached at noaw@princeton.edu.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailyprincetonian.com ...
More likely she doesn't want men anywhere near her, only other women.
Feminism misleads young women. It encourages them to use their most attractive and fertile years establishing themselves in some career. By the time they’re 30, however, they discover that the great career is not what they really want. They no longer want the 60 hour work weeks with the endless competition and striving, and they start to think about establishing a family. By that point, however, their looks and fertility have declined. Feminism tells them that they can get married and have children after 30. It might be possible, but it’s far more difficult. (I’m female, by the way.)
I have to think that all this violation of biology can’t last long, because biology always wins. Feminism is a rigid ideology at war with nature, and it’s a shame that young women are taking on college debt in order to learn to be spinsters.
unambiguously encourage men to make physical advances on women without obtaining their clear consent...
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Becuae when I am making a move on a sexy lady, I pregame by listening to “The little Mermaid” to get me pumped up.
These feminist harpies seem to equate a simple kiss with something akin to violent rape or other criminal sexual assault. Relax, ladies.
Boys have been kissing girls for thousands of years and hopefully always will. The good thing about a simple “peck” is that he’s close enough for her to slap him, if such is her inclination. Millions of men over the ages have made that crucial Go/No-Go decision based ultimately upon her reaction to a single kiss.
Watch The Little Mermaid again. You obviously missed something.
Misyandric little tart.
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The song launches a heteronormative attack on women’s right to oppose the romantic and sexual liberties taken by men, further inundating the listener with themes of toxic masculinity ...
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ROTFLMAO!
Stop it!
You’re killing me!
Dear Tigertones:
Please Sing it LOUDER, and accompany it with a Giant Middle Finger in bold, manly defense of Heteronormality.
“...It’s hard to wonder, also, if such an angry girl isn’t that way because no men want to come within 10 feet of her...”
No men want to come within 10 feet of her BECAUSE she is that way...
“heteronormative attack”
Who comes up with such utter nonsense?
Being from Disney, I would think, “Go ahead, fella, and kiss the pre-pubescent male” would be a starting point.
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“I’m actually surprised. She isn’t unattractive. Just a Princeton brainwash, most likely”
Yes, cute! She’s just trying those ideas on for size. I imagine she’d love to be pursued by a guy.
oh, you know she wants it...
grrrrrOWl... come on, baby.
You little vixen, you... ;-)
Seriesly though, she definitely has issues. The tell all is that she can’t bring her self to smile for a bio profile pic and she’s not even focused on the camera.
Kate Millett, founder of NOW, was an angry dyke (certifiably crazy too) who advocated lowering the age of consent so women could sexually prey on young girls.
“consent” is a vague concept to the Left.
How does she feel about “consent of the governed” to oppose following through on BRexit, or opposing the building of a wall along on our southern border?
She’s no doubt simultaneously embarrassed by her natural good looks and willing to use them to her advantage. If I am right it won’t take too many years for her outward appearance to reflect her inner attitudes.
>> It would be interesting to read articles about unwanted lesbian advances.
MeToo claims by women against women are largely suppressed but they happen. Often with alcohol or alcohol (date rape) but not exclusively.
https://www.newsweek.com/melanie-martinez-rape-allegations-timothy-heller-736251
MELANIE MARTINEZ RAPE ACCUSER TIMOTHY HELLER REMAINED SILENT BECAUSE ‘VOICE’ STAR WASN’T ‘A MAN’: EXCLUSIVE
BY EMILY GAUDETTE ON 12/5/17 AT 6:51 PM
>>and let’s not get into Ruth Wallis...
Just how many people DID get into Ruth Wallis?
Whoa! Some snowflake is “Triggered”!
>>It’s hard to wonder, also, if such an angry girl isn’t that way because no men want to come within 10 feet of her.
“Can I ask you your name?”
“NOa!”
“Uh, okaaaay then, bye...”
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