They're all fantastic women and human beings, but they're not physically attractive.

But I see with not much surprise that 14 TSR crazies can't appreciate that distinction.

Reply 64

DK_Tipp

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Original post by FriendlyLiberal

The recent thread objectifying women made me realise TSR has unrealistic beauty standards. I fear that some of the young women reading TSR may have been adversely affected by that thread since we cannot compare to those airbrushed images with perfect lighting and makeup. It also tells us our beauty is all that matters, when instead we should be valued for our inner beauty, our education, our careers, our achievements, our strength and independence.

Therefore I am starting this thread to share great, inspiring women that we can look up to.

Marie Curie - won two Nobel Prizes :smile:

Jane Austen - wrote some awesome books :smile:

Andrea Dworkin - promoted women's rights :smile:

Angela Merkel - German Chancellor and most powerful person in Europe :smile:

Hillary Clinton - possibly the next President of the United States :smile:

Oprah Winfrey - talk show host and billionaire :smile:

Women of TSR: you can achieve and do anything! Follow your dreams, ignore the bitter sexless men on TSR, and be awesome! :biggrin:

Everyone: let's start valuing women for their inner beauty and their contributions to the world. Please share your inspiring women in this thread! :smile:

Curie and Austen- fair enough.

Dworkin is divisive.

Hillary might have viewed empowerment of women in the Middle East as important but that didn't stop her government deploying drones in the region.

Andrea Merkel has been chief cheerleader for European austerity.

Winfrey has done a lot of good but she also popularised trashy tabloid talk show TV.

I would seriously question your "liberal" credentials based on these selections. You seem to like the idea of being a liberal more than actually being one. If you wanted to make a thread in support of the sisterhood today, Helena Costa might have been a nice start.

My own contribution-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constance_Markievicz

Although she's slightly tainted by affiliation with Fianna Fail after the Irish Civil War she was much more of a liberal firebrand than Winfrey, Clinton or Merkel could ever hope to be.

(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 65

L'Etudiant

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Original post by FriendlyLiberal

The recent thread objectifying women made me realise TSR has unrealistic beauty standards. I fear that some of the young women reading TSR may have been adversely affected by that thread since we cannot compare to those airbrushed images with perfect lighting and makeup. It also tells us our beauty is all that matters, when instead we should be valued for our inner beauty, our education, our careers, our achievements, our strength and independence.

Therefore I am starting this thread to share great, inspiring women that we can look up to.

Marie Curie - won two Nobel Prizes :smile:

Jane Austen - wrote some awesome books :smile:

Andrea Dworkin - promoted women's rights :smile:

Angela Merkel - German Chancellor and most powerful person in Europe :smile:

Hillary Clinton - possibly the next President of the United States :smile:

Oprah Winfrey - talk show host and billionaire :smile:

Women of TSR: you can achieve and do anything! Follow your dreams, ignore the bitter sexless men on TSR, and be awesome! :biggrin:

Everyone: let's start valuing women for their inner beauty and their contributions to the world. Please share your inspiring women in this thread! :smile:

All are notable women but if someone wants to appreciate physical beauty then why should they post about women they do not find physically attractive? If the thread asked users to post about notable women then I am sure they would have posted about women with 'inner' beauty or those who have achieved a lot.

Reply 66

LostGear

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In their youth I bet 100pound they were extremely attractive

Still they look very attractive for their age

(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 67

LostGear

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Original post by Tai Ga

why do you have to go an post ugly women?

ugly women!?

Who are you to judge?

Reply 68

Laomedeia

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Original post by LostGear

ugly women!?

Who are you to judge?

I dont know his name but its clear that based on their appearance (saggy tits, wrinkly faces, scruffy hair etc) he would not want to have a romantic relationship with any of them. Fair enough its his decision.

Original post by ChickenMadness

Don't find any of them attractive though. Inner beauty is all well and good until you get to the bedroom and your dick won't get hard.

Wouldnt get as far as the bedroom. The very fact I find their appearance repulsive is reason enough for me not to try and pull them. I cant help it if I think someone is mingin. You wouldnt eat food you disliked so.................

Reply 69

LostGear

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Original post by Laomedeia

I dont know his name but its clear that based on their appearance (saggy tits, wrinkly faces, scruffy hair etc) he would not want to have a romantic relationship with any of them. Fair enough its his decision.

Wouldnt get as far as the bedroom. The very fact I find their appearance repulsive is reason enough for me not to try and pull them. I cant help it if I think someone is mingin. You wouldnt eat food you disliked so.................