Woman Suggests That A Female Joker Would Be A Convincing Character, And Men Lose Their Minds

Hi elfin, thanks for that. I think that's this too. She probably just had a bad day/week with others (men who are also a******s, not all men or even a majority) and shared her private vengeance fantasy. All the guys with big mouths and insecurities went bonkers and she found a way to have fun with it. They didn't consider the difference between a friend(ly person) saying 'you should smile more' and a nasty person saying that but mostly implying that's all women are good for. And please everyone don't think I think all women are above reproach. Women can be awful too, but the smile thing is a male comment. Revenge fantasies where you get to smack all the a******s in a city are completely justified and honestly, creative.

Completely totally agree. Lots of men just don't get it.

Wish I could upvote your comment 100x!! ^^

"Feministic "sexism is bad""? Are you saying sexism is not bad?

It is super creepy. And if people wanted to smile, they would. A rando telling someone they need to smile is condescending. And it is absolutely no one's business what I choose to do with my face. How can another person think it's okay to "suggest" what one should do with their body without that person having asked?

Why would you be "concerned" about whether a complete stranger is smiling or not? Do you walk around all day with a perma-smile plastered on your face? Do you tell men to "smile" too? No. You don't. Why? Because it's weird. Same logic applies to women.

Btw, it freaks out women because it's an unconscious form of gaslighting. "Do not make this unpleasant face. You do not have any problems. Smile."

All those guys who are arguing never explain the WHY. So why? I have never asked anyone who looked miserable or just had a resting b***h face to smile to make them "feel better". Mostly because it is common sense that smiling does not make you feel better if you're down. It's just faking it. So why they are keep asking woman to fake smiles?

@ Daniel Witzel all I can say to you is "Actions speak louder than words". So yea maybe a guy isn't threatening me or invading my space but just hearing some of the stuff that happens to women or girls like me just because they're outside at night is DISGUSTING, having to always watch your back even when you shouldn't have to.....so yea when a stranger (male or female) randomly tells me to smile it freaks me out, and for the rest of that day I'm thinking the worst; maybe it doesn't sound scary or threatening but it's definitely not nothing

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It doesn’t happen all the time you fucktard. Your a special kind of stupid if you think that.

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Yeah, smiling is associated with hostility *rolls eyes*

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how is being told 'you should smile more' or being asked 'why dont you smile more?' how is that even remotely ''hostile''? Now, if the guy is right up on you and attempting to harm/rape/steal or whatever from you, and then tells you to smile while they are doing so, I think THAT would be hostile, but the simple act of asking a question or making a statement ISNT hostile, some may find it creepy, on that i will agree with you, but not all the time, not everyone and a majority of the time they are not hostile but simply being friendly and you are reading too much into a simple statement or question.

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SOMETIMES THEY ACTUALLY ARE TRYING TO BE NICE AND CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR FEELINGS DON'T LOOK INTO IT TOO MUCH

You know your wife and your wife knows you, that's entirely different. Do you go around asking random men to smile for you on the street? I will say I think that calling it an "attack" is overkill. Say hello, if you must but asking strangers to smile for you is presumptuous and it's just plain weird. Now that you're aware of how the majority of people feel about it, I'd advise you stop lol.

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Ok, but that's the thing. You apparently have never told a random woman that she should just smile. Then you'd be prettier. A random stranger. If any guy I care about and cares about me or even guys from the neighbourhood, or even if a random dude would say I'd love to see you smile, I bet you'd look great or something that's OK. But people, guys just telling you you should smile/you know, men like it when you smile more/you'd be more approachable if you'd smile/people would respond better if you smile/aw chin up, guys would love to do overwork, just smile- stuff like that it wears you out. And you hear variants of these from 13 till forever. It's not the nice or friendly compliments we're talking about. We're talking about the people talking down at you and saying your only worth is in smiling at the world no matter how you feel, because everything else is of no importance.

Do you go around asking men to smile for you?

You’re pretty pathetic. No offense to your teeny, tiny feelings. :D

Agfox, I suggest you try something more like this: "No way! Everyone knows that if Joker becomes an animal it would be a cat! What sort of twisted logic did you use to come up with that?! You must know nothing about the comics, you probably only seen movies... Geez, women this days! Trying to push their agenda everywhere!" ;))

A Great Dane. It's the story of Scooby-Doo's inevitable mental break down.

Peko, I'd read that!

Right, Emo.. that's the point. If you actually care about someone, you ask them if they are ok. You don't tell them to smile. Do you say it to as many women as you do men?

That's why they say "never miss a chance to shut your mouth", especially if you do not know what's going on.

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so God forbid a random stranger sees you in despair and wants you to feel better. Geez put that man in handcuffs now! Or just let you assault him like you expressed... much more tolerant ;)

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FFS, how dare the man not know the exact reason you were out and about that day.

At the end of the day, women face a huge potential threat when rejecting men. The catcalls, the come ons, the "smile girl," the misread signals... on their own they're innocent but the staggering statistics of violence against women by men speak volumes. I go about my business with a carefulness that on a regular basis most men do not fathom.

Yoooooo I hear you. But this explains it best: "Why do men feel threatened by women?" I asked a male friend of mine. So this male friend of mine, who does by the way exist, conveniently entered into the following dialogue. "I mean," I said, "men are bigger, most of the time, they can run faster, strangle better, and they have on the average a lot more money and power." "They're afraid women will laugh at them," he said. "Undercut their world view." Then I asked some women students in a quickie poetry seminar I was giving, "Why do women feel threatened by men?" "They're afraid of being killed," they said. Atwood, Margaret, Writing the Male Character (1982) (reprinted in Second Words: Selected Critical Prose from a Hagey Lecture on February 9, 1982, at the University of Waterloo)