From a male student’s essay:
“In the movie Mondays in the Sun, women behave in abnormal ways. They have jobs, make money, get divorced, and have sex with different men. These are not normal behaviors for women.”
The kid has still got a lot to learn about life. Maybe I should ask his female classmates to enlighten him a bit.
What a macho asshole!
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The funny thing is that women don’t even have sex with different men in the movie. This is something that he invented.
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A horny macho asshole.
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Why he said that? Because there are women who talk to more than 1 man?
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Yes, a female character once lets a male colleague give her a lift home from work. Which must seem totally abnormal to this student. I often accept rides from male colleagues, so I must be the town’s whore.
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Clarissa, you’re a fucking bitch whore! Don’t ever THINK about accepting a ride from male colleagues! N. should be angry! 😉
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Oh, you don’t know the worst! I have male friends. We get together, talk and have drinks without my husband guarding my virtue and beating them up for talking to me!
I’m beyond redemption. We need to put a scarlet A on my chest.
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OMG, you scared me. Thus I’ll vote for Romney! 😉
“beating them up for talking to me!”
Seriously, those macho fucktards who do that kind of shit for real are stupid.
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Is this what women are like where you live? Where did he get these ideas?
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We have students from intensely religious little villages but he’s been at the university for a while, seeing female professors and students all over the place.
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“In the movie Mondays in the Sun, women behave in abnormal ways. They have jobs, make money, get divorced, and have sex with different men. These are not normal behaviors for women.”
The kid has still got a lot to learn about life. Maybe I should ask his female classmates to enlighten him a bit.
Were the female students successful at enlightening him?
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