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Re: Trump on Lindsay Lohan in 2004: 'Deeply troubled' women are 'always the best in b
I think people forget that there are women men look for just to have sex with and there are others they court to be their wives.
There is nothing wrong with men commenting on women or women commenting on men.
I'm not going to sit here and lie....
Sitting around with friends, especially back in college, I remember looking at someone like Lohan, or Amy Winehouse, or Angelina Jolie and taking part in conversations about how one or the other are crazy but you know they're probably wild in the sack.
I can remember having these types of sitting around joking testosterone fueled conversations with friends of pretty much EVERY political stripe. And I have a hard time believing most guys haven't said something similar about a woman at some point in their life. This idiotic notion or attitude that a guy has never, EVER, talked about any woman in any fashion as simply a sexual object, even for just a moment, is just utter and complete bull**** that I find utterly unbelievable.
That doesn't mean this particular comment, in this particular context (well, context of which we have little it seems), is okay or should be ignored. Doesn't mean that Donald's statements, as a whole, shouldn't be looked at to get a measure of a man. But this strange attitude and faux outrage and aghast nature of the notion that anyone would dare make such a comment because you'd NEVER EVER EVER make any kind of negative comment towards a celebrities mental issues or treating women as a sex object is just a bit ridiculous.
I think people forget that there are women men look for just to have sex with and there are others they court to be their wives.
There is nothing wrong with men commenting on women or women commenting on men.