If You Respect Women, You Respect Their Career
- Dark Dana
- May 15, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 4
If you respect women, you also respect their career, including sex work.
You respect their time, and you do not interrupt them at their place of work unless you are a paying customer.
Men who try to talk to working women without paying their tribute first, do not respect women as they do not respect their right to carry out their work uninterrupted.
Submissive Men
Submissive men are supposed to be the sort of men who have the upmost respect for women - for their time, and for their choices, including their career.
Do not pretend to be a submissive man, while you interrupt working women and expect them to give you time in the middle of their working hours - while you go about your own working day unimpeded by interruptions.
When you think she should have time for you while she is working, you are not a submissive man, you are a misogynist.
When you think she can spare just a quick moment for you while working, you are not a submissive man, you are a misogynist.
When you think it's not real work and she probably doesn't get paid that much anyway, and so she has spare time to chat to you, you're not a submissive man, you're a misogynist.
When you notice she's online and no matter what her bio says about expecting a tribute first, you've decided that maybe she's not working right now, because some of the time surely she's just hanging out on Twitter or Fetlife or Wherever 'for fun outside of work', and surely she has some spare time for you now while just hanging out - you're not a submissive man, you're a misogynist.
Just 2 cents from a Southern Gentleman. Total BS. No woman is 'born' to be the Dominant of EVERY MAN. At birth, at best, a woman is a man's equal and at worst, a woman is a man's equal. Any change in dominance is a process of 'growth'. To be a "misogynist" requires intent. A polite request for time does not make a man a misogynist. Just as much that a 'shut down' does not make a woman a 'bitch'. Intent along with actions makes people 'so'.