Exactly a month ago this article was published online 5 Reasons Why Girls With Tattoos And Piercings Are Broken. As you might realise this article kicked off a massive debate where mostly women but also some men thinking that this is unacceptable.
The reaction to this article didn't surprise me at all for the fact that the article is written for men and therefore written in a more vulgar way than the fluffy cloud articles that girls read in women's magazines. One part of me is slightly disgusted by the language he uses in the article but there is a side of me that actually doesn't disagree with Matt Forney. I don't have any tattoos or piercings myself but the only time I've ever considered it has been when I've been unsure of myself and being so-called "broken". This makes me believe that most girls with piercings or tattoos were in a similar position when they decided to mark themselves for life.
If you choose to read the article and overlook the language you will probably understand that a lot of it is true. It has even been scientifically proven. Science Confirms Tattooed Women Are Indeed Broken.
So why this big uproar about a simple article posted on a website for men? Well to me the answer is simple; girls don't like to hear the truth and as a girl myself I can admit that. Yes, Matt Forney might be a bit harsh when saying that men should avoid girls with piercings and tattoos but he's speaking from his own experience and his own experience shows that these girls can't be trusted.
Matt Forney has also got threats because of this article. People have said they are going to find him and kill him which has led to him having to hide from these people. I'm not the one to judge but doesn't this speak for itself? No one with all their screws in the right place would threaten someone because of an article. They would possibly comment on the post and raise their opinion but never go as far as wanting to kill someone.
In the end this reaction comes down to the issue of people taking out their anger on the completely wrong thing. These girls are being upset for being called sluts, broken and boring not because someone has something against tattoos which is what the article actually is about. So maybe they should aim their anger at the right place instead of threatening a man who simply tried to entertain men with a slightly comical article.
Well this is just totally unjustified.. what about all the guys in the world that have tattoos and piercings?... http://t.co/Msq6sJxbW8
— Yantra Digital (@Yantra_Digital) November 12, 2014
Most disgusting thing I've ever read http://t.co/UkI8hqEf4g
— bills (@westsidez0uis) November 12, 2014
http://t.co/x1a8imXLYQ
As a 20-year-old woman with 9 piercings: how dare you treat us like we're inhuman sex dolls? #cyberbullying
— Adrienne LaVey (@LigeiaReborn) November 7, 2014
The reaction to this article didn't surprise me at all for the fact that the article is written for men and therefore written in a more vulgar way than the fluffy cloud articles that girls read in women's magazines. One part of me is slightly disgusted by the language he uses in the article but there is a side of me that actually doesn't disagree with Matt Forney. I don't have any tattoos or piercings myself but the only time I've ever considered it has been when I've been unsure of myself and being so-called "broken". This makes me believe that most girls with piercings or tattoos were in a similar position when they decided to mark themselves for life.
If you choose to read the article and overlook the language you will probably understand that a lot of it is true. It has even been scientifically proven. Science Confirms Tattooed Women Are Indeed Broken.
So why this big uproar about a simple article posted on a website for men? Well to me the answer is simple; girls don't like to hear the truth and as a girl myself I can admit that. Yes, Matt Forney might be a bit harsh when saying that men should avoid girls with piercings and tattoos but he's speaking from his own experience and his own experience shows that these girls can't be trusted.
Matt Forney has also got threats because of this article. People have said they are going to find him and kill him which has led to him having to hide from these people. I'm not the one to judge but doesn't this speak for itself? No one with all their screws in the right place would threaten someone because of an article. They would possibly comment on the post and raise their opinion but never go as far as wanting to kill someone.
In the end this reaction comes down to the issue of people taking out their anger on the completely wrong thing. These girls are being upset for being called sluts, broken and boring not because someone has something against tattoos which is what the article actually is about. So maybe they should aim their anger at the right place instead of threatening a man who simply tried to entertain men with a slightly comical article.
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