Tag: PUAs

What I Learned When I Infiltrated A Pick-up Artist Forum

Post author By Ravishly
Post date Wednesday, December 3rd, 2014
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Ravishly’s Nikki Gloudeman went undercover in a PUA forum to see what kinds of awful things they say when they think they’re among friends. They were predictably terrible. TW misogyny.

Tags julien blanc, misogyny, MPUAForum, Owen Cook, pick-up culture, pickup artist, PUAs, Ravishly

This Week in Misogyny

This Week in Misogyny Will Not Break the Internet

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, November 14th, 2014
1 Comment on This Week in Misogyny Will Not Break the Internet

Butts, y’all. And also some real news. (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything apply.)

Tags #CosbyMeme, #DudesGreetingDudes, #MyAntiRapeFace, abortion, adam baldwin, advertising, australia, bad cops, bill cosby, birth control, Breitbart, But What Was She Wearing?, butts, Chris Kluwe, christian mingle rapist, columbia university, Diplo, doulas, Elon James White, eminem, Emma Sulkowicz, FDA, female viagra, feminist is not a dirty word, Florida, GamerGate, gay misogyny, Georgia, hoaxes, India, jane the virgin, Jean-Paul Goude, Jessica Grose, julien blanc, kim kardashian, Kirsten Gillibrand, Lana del Rey, loretta lynch, midterms, misogyny, mommy wars, motherhood, New Orleans, nyc, old navy, Pat Robertson, personhood, planned parenthood, police brutality, political correctness, pregnancy, PUAs, racism, ramp college, rape, rebel circus, rose mcgowan, russia, Sadie Hawkins Day, same-sex marriage, sexism in science, size discrimination, slut shaming, sluts, sterilization, street harassment, taco or beer challenge, taylor swift, the duggars, time magazine, transphobia, Twitter, victim-blaming, Victoria's Secret, virginity pledges, white feminism, women action media, Won't somebody think of the children

This Week in Misogyny

This Week in Misogyny: UCSB Shooting

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, May 30th, 2014
2 Comments on This Week in Misogyny: UCSB Shooting

By now you undoubtedly know more than you ever wanted to know about Elliot Rodger and his misogyny-fueled killing spree. We already covered quite a bit of the story in this week’s Dispatches from Ladyblogland, but of course we’ve learned more in the interim. So much, in fact, that the rest of this week’s misogyny […]