What is the female power fantasy ?

[TV's Adam West]

If that were the case, you wouldn't be able to make any kind of response-- relevant or otherwise.

Exchanges like these are why I firmly believe you were better off lurking and posting trash cans, like you used to.

And yes, I know, the trash cans were taken away. That's not my problem.

My female fantasy would be putting you in a choke hold.

 

[melty]

Why don't you read how this tangent started and make a relevant comment?

Maybe people don't want another five page argument over the definition of a dad bod

 

[The Last Stand]

I started this tangent making an observation about the way men and women so far have been tending to contribute (men seem more bird's-eye in examining and contrasting both types of power fantasies, women are more self-referential).

I've expressed curiosity as to why that is, then I pointed out that women can do what the men have largely done without being condemned for doing so.


I haven't said a damn thing about horses.


...for pointing out that I checked to make sure that what I was saying could even conceivably be an accurate representation of reality?

Or for not saying a single thing about horses?

There's MY female fantasy to you.

 

[Zero Day Defense]

Maybe people don't want another five page argument over the definition of a dad bod

If they don't want that, maybe they shouldn't participate in a five page argument over the definition of a dad bod-- much less when they've hardly seen their own.

I haven't a clue as to what has to do with what I said.

 

[The Last Stand]

If they don't want that, maybe they shouldn't participate in a five page argument over the definition of a dad bod-- much less when they've hardly seen their own.

I haven't a clue as to what has to do with what I said.

Are you married?

 

[Zero Day Defense]

Are you married?

Have you met your father?

 

[IAmNotAlpharius]

A bit off topic but something I find fascinating is the difference between men and women when it comes to what’s considered the “ideal” male body. It was a small sample size and informal but something we discussed in one of the classes I took way back when. There were similarities, namely they were tall and in shape, but guys tended to think brawlers were ideal. I always thought a broader and more refined study would be interesting to see because I don’t know if it holds water… it was just a single class that was polled.

We also had the opposite discussion as well but it wasn’t as pronounced of a difference. So I find that less interesting.

 

[The Last Stand]

Have you met your father?

Nice deflection.

 

[Bunny Tracks]

Are you married?

Imagine being married to him.

"Honey, what do you want for dinner?"

*nonsensical autistic rambling*

 

[The Last Stand]

Imagine being married to him.

"Honey, what do you want for dinner?"

*nonsensical autistic rambling*

Then he'll go on some long explanation on female norms of being a stay-at-home wife and preparing dinner.

 

[Zero Day Defense]

Nice deflection.

You asked a question you certainly know the answer to, and-- it would now appear-- has nothing to do with any conversational tangent here, except maybe targeting a supposed insecurity.

Not picking up on that was foolish of me. I thought we were still talking about dad bods. Should have cut that conversation, too.

Imagine being married to him.

"Honey, what do you want for dinner?"

*nonsensical autistic rambling*

Imagine going out with you.

After you have fights with your boyfriend where you weaponize what you believe to be his insecurities, and self-justify electing to be a fetid cunt by alleging that you're only embracing a villainy supposedly imputed onto you, you storyboard with your friends fiction where he's emasculated in various ways to work out the steam.

Then he'll go on some long explanation on female norms of being a stay-at-home wife and preparing dinner.

what the fuck are you going on about

 

[The Last Stand]

what the fuck are you going on about

What are YOU on about? The thread was about a "female power fantasy," you come in and try to tell OTHER women that their perceived fantasy is incorrect.

 

[What the shit]

If they don't want that, maybe they shouldn't participate in a five page argument over the definition of a dad bod-- much less when they've hardly seen their own.

I haven't a clue as to what has to do with what I said.

“But he pushed me first!”

 

[Bunny Tracks]

You asked a question you certainly know the answer to, and-- it would now appear-- has nothing to do with any conversational tangent here, except maybe targeting a supposed insecurity.

Not picking up on that was foolish of me. I thought we were still talking about dad bods. Should have cut that conversation, too.


Imagine going out with you.

After you have fights with your boyfriend where you weaponize what you believe to be his insecurities, and self-justify electing to be a fetid cunt by alleging that you're only embracing a villainy supposedly imputed onto you, you storyboard with your friends fiction where he's emasculated in various ways to work out the steam.


what the fuck are you going on about

*has spent the entire thread writing autistic flowery freudian essays*

"what the fuck are you going on about"

 

[snailslime]

You asked a question you certainly know the answer to, and-- it would now appear-- has nothing to do with any conversational tangent here, except maybe targeting a supposed insecurity.

Not picking up on that was foolish of me. I thought we were still talking about dad bods. Should have cut that conversation, too.


Imagine going out with you.

After you have fights with your boyfriend where you weaponize what you believe to be his insecurities, and self-justify electing to be a fetid cunt by alleging that you're only embracing a villainy supposedly imputed onto you, you storyboard with your friends fiction where he's emasculated in various ways to work out the steam.


what the fuck are you going on about

you never told me - how did your girlfriend break up with you? what did you do to set her off? i am genuinely curious lol

 

[LurkNoMore]

I find it curious how most of the men here sought to propose and justify generalizations for both male and female power fantasies (following the OP's curiosity for such), but most of the women who contributed anything have been talking about specifically their own.

Women are more collective then men. One woman's assumption of what they like and how they act gets applied to all other women. I've noticed this especially when it comes to immoral behavior. As in "No woman would ever do that".

Of course they talk about their verison of a power fantasy, because they find it awesome and therefore other women will as well.

 

[The Last Stand]

Of course they talk about their verison of a power fantasy, because they find it awesome and therefore other women will as well.

That's the problem. A "fantasy" is that, a personal fantasy. Your fantasy may differ from another. When you make a mass product, you have to generalize for a general audience.

 

[Cilleystring]

Everyone in this thread is stupid. The female power fantasy is obviously pegging.

 

[Rotollo 2]

The sims or animal crossing, unironically

 

[slimes]

Doesn't mean it's in no way worth it to attempt to ascertain whether such a thing exists (for men or women), thus the actually valuable parts of this thread.

The issue is the way you’re going about this. You (and others in this thread) are basically rambling about things that could conceivably be a power fantasy but your rhetoric is condescending and overbearing. You also don’t seem to understand that there are women in this thread telling you that isn’t how they feel and you’re brushing that off as individualism. A better solution for you would be to look into what these women are saying and find the things similar or different about them and extrapolate from there what could be driving those decisions. I’m not trying to be a dick here, I really think you’re trying. I just don’t think you’re taking from the conversation what you need for a valid argument in your favor.