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Dear Instagram,
No, my following Jensen Ackles and Misha Collins on Instagram does NOT mean I would enjoy following Jared Padalecki. What you have forgotten, dear Instagram, is that I used to follow Jared Padalecki, but I made a conscious decision to UNfollow him, and no, I do not wish to refollow that person again. Ever. On any platform.
Please see his social media mantrums for (SOME OF) my reasons.
Bye now.
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I love mantrums when you tell them to go away ππππ
I'm really sick of having to be tough enough to cope with men's fragility.
Mantrums: the tantrums men throw when a woman has the audacity not to be devastatingly attracted to them.Β
tangomeenah replied to your post βDo this one little bitch: it's misogynist when a guy only dates white girls or only finds koreans attractive but women can say shit like if he's less than '6ft tall he aint a real man' or 'zayn malik is an ugly fucking paki harry styles mmmβ
that last one is just plain racism gender or not no one thinks it's ok
Agree.
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Not to criticize anyone (because it's your life, I'm not your real dad, etc.), but instead of running blogs about men throwing fits (appropriated as "mantrums"), why don't we focus on blogs about guys being tolerant of women's needs/preferences and generally not being douchebags?
I'm pretty sure there's a lot more of the former, so I think that a blog on the positive aspects would make everyone feel better and I guess set the bar for what people should do, not what they should not. Ultimately promoting the understanding of healthy relationships versus focusing on shitty ones. (And not making all males seem like complete assholes is a plus.)
