Amber Rose rages against Stripper Double Standards

[Jemma (FF visitor)]

How true she is - when a woman is in the adult industry she is labelled as 'easy, a slut, or having no morals', but put the same with a guy and he is described as a 'lad' or a brave person - talk double standards

[V.A.J.]

Maybe, just maybe, if she actually dressed like a CEO and stopped dressing like she's about to go on stage, with her goods hanging out every which way, people would start treating her with a little respect. But noooooo, like most women she wants to dress like a who.re and then expects to be treated like a virgin. Doesn't work that way, sorry. Nudity is not "empowerment", and if you dress like a ho you will be TREATED like a ho.

[LisaDavis]

Long way to go to achieve real gender equity.

[DavyJ]

Long way to go to achieve real gender equity.

Agreed. There are lots of "double standards" out there, and they are all wrong. Many many times the standards work against us guys, though.

1. A woman who wears pants is labeled a ... . Well, she is not really labeled at all. But a guy wearing a dress or skirt? Lots of derogatory labels are routine.

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Maybe, just maybe, if she actually dressed like a CEO and stopped dressing like she's about to go on stage, with her goods hanging out every which way, people would start treating her with a little respect.

Never mind the labels. If a guy does the same thing, he is arrested and labeled a "sex offender".

3. A woman repeatedly flirts with a guy at work and gets too "touchy-feely. She is labeled, for sure, but a guy doing the same is reported to human relations, and if he is lucky he might keep his job ... or not.

4. Hiking in the woods a woman need to pee. She gets well off the trail, for sure, but its just her bad luck, a family rounds the bend before she can finish up. No big deal. A guy does likewise and all hell breaks loose, especially if any children, specifically young girls are present.
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The list is endless. Its all absurd, but I don't think women have it any worse than men. Just different issues.