Women, Do You Find Misogynist Jokes/Teasing Attractive?

[Nachtengel]

Inspired by reading a fresh shoutbox conversation:

Some men like to make joking/teasing comments about 'go to the kitchen and make me a sandwich', 'know your place' or whatever. Do you find this kind of teasing attractive, or is it a turn off? Why/why not?

[wittwer]

Although, I'm not of the female gender, I find such things ignorant and debasing. Germanics ought to have more respect for the better half of the Tribe.

[Fyrgenholt]

I'm a bloke but I think it's all about the context. If the lady knows of your respect for her and you know of her ability to take a joke then it's all fun and games. If you do not respect her it would be unlikely for you to make such a comment to begin with, I think, and if you do respect her but know she doesn't take jokes too well, then out of that respect you wouldn't make such a comment either! It's not really any different to women saying men can't multi-task and so on and so forth, anyway

[Bärin]

It can be cute if the couple is solid, he doesn't overdo it and it's clear what the real position on genders is. My husband and I do it sometimes. I think a real man has to be able not only to hand out, but take back too. But if it was on a first date, without knowing the person well, I wouldn't find it very attractive.

[Nixe]

They're annoying, but only because I don't like being told what to do. I'd be just as offended if a man snapped his fingers at me and told me to go out and change the oil in his car.

[Sissi]

I don't necessarily find them offensive if the intention is well meant, but I don't find them particularly attractive either. I mean, such jokes wouldn't be a successful way to catch my attention, that's for sure.

[Forest_Dweller]

I do think women like to be teased in a playful kind of way, but I think those phrases are kind of insulting. You should appreciate what your wife does for you, but imo you shouldn't expect it, as if they are obligated to please you.

[Caledonian]

Who cares if they do or don't? They seem to like disrespecting and degrading men on a daily basis. I feel it is only fair in turn.

I have no sympathies for women because they have none for us as men.

Women anymore no longer respect men and the only time they do is when they want somthing from us.

I have nothing but utter contempt for women and I'm not afraid in saying so either. [ Let the barage of politically correct proclivities begin in that people will undoubtedly come rushing in here to debase what I have said.]

[Zogbot]

It's not the womens fault you, and most other White men, are weaklings. I've found that the majority of females really enjoy a masculine man who isn't foreign to making the occasional 'chauvinistic' joke around said females. The ones who really get their panties in a bunch are the university types.

[Caledonian]

It's not the womens fault you, and most other White men, are weaklings. I've found that the majority of females really enjoy a masculine man who isn't foreign to making the occasional 'chauvinistic' joke around said females. The ones who really get their panties in a bunch are the university types.

It's not the womens fault you, and most other White men, are weaklings.

Well I don't find myself particularly weak where on the contrary I find that most women are intimidated by me because I speak my mind where I'm not the whiny submissive male that they are accustomed to having around them waiting on them hand or foot.

Infact I hate such men in that they piss me off and generally give men like myself a bad reputation.

The ones who really get their panties in a bunch are the university types.

Yeah those are what I like to call women with the overt princess mentality that they expect to be treated like privileged royalty.

There are times I make it a sport and a form of entertainment to make them uncomfortable especially in public places which is generally fun.

Generally when they stare at me in public rudely I make it a attempt to stare at them right back with a sort of sarcastic gesture of waving at them followed by a goofy smile.