Those Grapes? Totally Sour!

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Just a small taste of the feminist rant:

Every time I hear someone say that feminism is about validating every choice a woman makes I have to fight back vomit.
Do people really think that a stay at home mom is really on equal footing with a woman who works and takes care of herself? There’s no way those two things are the same. It’s hard for me to believe it’s not just verbally placating these people so they don’t get in trouble with the mommy bloggers. . . .
You will never have the time, energy, freedom or mobility to be exceptional if you have a husband and kids.

Notice something? There’s no photo of “Amy Glass,” nor is there a Twitter handle for the author. So if she’s a hideous monster with no prospects for marriage, you wouldn’t know it. Neither can you direct your rage directly at her. It’s just mommy-blogger troll bait.

 


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  2. Here again is that stupid rant that says it has to be one other for women. This is just not so. You can have it all. Stay at home with your children during their formative year s and then pursue your career. If you do not want kids then do not have them but do not belittle someone that chooses something different from you. These women that hate other women for different choices is disgusting to me. This was not what the feminist movement that I worked for in the 70s was all about. Ms Glass whoever she is is just wrong. Many women can do both a career to the highest level and have a family. There is not greater achievement than raising a child to become a well adjusted adult.

  3. Of course not, but it is probably a good thing women like Amy Glass and Amanda Marcotte are not having children…for the children’s sake.

    The humane society should probably do a drop in visit to check on their cats.

  4. The best part is in her column on Hillary Clinton, she says that the best thing about feminists is that they don’t judge other women for the choices they have made.

    And in the next paragraph she compares the choice of women like HRC vs that of a “kept woman”.

    But she’s not judging….

  9. Amy wants attention. The whole thing is a desperate plea for attention, clearly. All the whining about wanting a shower for backpacking trips or getting a job…she’s living a lonely, anonymous life and throwing a tantrum online is one way to get the attention that she craves so deeply.

  10. Capitalism is bad. But for a woman to be happy she must engage in materialistic pursuits. The left is replete with philosophical contradictions. They can’t look at a stay at home mom as making a valuable contribution to our society. It’s not so contradictory if you look at it as a means to an end, destroy the family unit.

  15. I get the impression that lefty websites recruit irate women bloggers with flame-worthy “edgy” opinions or weird personal confessions as a kind of clickbait. They put them out there and let people line up to take a swing, then they disappear back into obscurity. You’ll never hear from the authors of “I sold my virginity on ebay as a feminist act” or “political lesbianism for the win” again, they have served their purpose. A guy using a pseudonym could just as easily get the job done though.

  16. Reading some of her other posts she seems to be validating her own choices in life. In one post she stated that just because something is hard (being a wife and mother) doesn’t mean it’s worthwhile. In the next post, getting married and raising a family is super easy.

    She believes most women don’t freely choose to get married and raise a family. AND SHE’S ABSOLUTELY RIGHT! We have to beg them to have our children. We have to forgo all other women. And there’s those honey do lists. What in the hell could we men be thinking? But I digress.

    She is a special snowflake and most other women are stupid. After decades of single mother propaganda and the normalization of alternative lifestyles this empty headed fool talks about a dominant cultural force herding young women into traditional marriage. WTF? One of us is completely out of touch with reality and it could be me. I am damn old.

  17. Kirby has it right (not that that is unusual). It is a sign of deep-seated insecurity when a person feels she must validate her self-worth by denigrating others.

    It is interesting that “Amy Glass” has no bio or picture, and the “Contact Amy” form gives no clue as to her occupation or background. Most of her posts seem aimed against women who chose marriage and motherhood, although in one the sub-heading is “As good feminists, we never judge the choices of other women”. But that’s on a post extolling Hillary: she clearly doesn’t consider it a two-way street.

    There is an Amy Glass on faculty in the Econ department of Texas A&M, but the writer obviously isn’t well trained in economics, so that’s out. There’s a cute young Amy who’s a Senior Account Exec at Balihoo, but that’s in Idaho, and no one in sales is going to publish a screed which could cost them business.

    The “Wellness Coach” in NYC sounds hippy-healthy-liberal, but again, I suspect a good number of her clients are married women with children.

    My bet is it’s a pseudonym.

  18. Is she really being honest if we don’t even know who she is? Her age, occupation, background, and marital status are not disclosed. Her entire bio on the site reads: “Powerhouse.”

    Her other posts seem to be on similar subjects. She resents married women with kids. She loves Hillary. She likes to talk about what “modern” or “today’s” feminists “should” do.

  19. Well, “… for the children’s sake” – and Mankind’s.

    The one redeeming virtue of modern leftists is they don’t reproduce. They are making themselves extinct.

    If we could only get them out of the education system where they infect normal children, the future would be brighter indeed.

  22. “You will never have the time, energy, freedom or mobility to be exceptional if you have a husband and kids.”
    …But if you are in a lesbian marriage and a child created from a turkey-baster, well, that’s somehow far superior and makes you a full-fledged feminist icon!

  23. I wish it were only clickbait. If you look at the supportive comments on Texas news articles about Wendy Davis, it seems the way-out-there thinking is the norm among “feminists” these days.

  24. Oh their opinions are totally real, no doubt. Trust me, living where I do, I’ve known plenty of people who sincerely believed all kinds of far out things. But to the lefty media outlets, these gals are totally disposable and I believe they are used in a rather cynical manner. “Yeah, yeah, that’s cool, that’s awesome, let’s get you a platform for that idea…*that will really piss people off and start a debate hehehehe*”

  30. “You will never have the time, energy, freedom or mobility to be exceptional if you have a husband and kids.”

    Amy Glass doesn’t need a husband and kids to be unexceptional.

  33. These women that hate other women for different choices is disgusting to me.

    In truth, it is difficult for a woman to have kids and be a good mother and then pursue or resume a career. The reason for this is that women who have not sought to be mothers punish women who have. Motherhood is deemed to be a betrayal of Feminist ideals. It must be eliminated in favor of “approved” feminist behavior. Call it jealousy, schadenfreude or whatever. It happens. In my experience the most rabid haters of women who’ve reared kids are other women who’ve not had that pleasure.

  34. She’s gotten almost 5,000 comments, so she has achieved what she set out to achieve: publicity.

    The lovely Miss Glass showed that she holds those women who work in lower-wage jobs in just as much contempt:

    Women will be equal with men when we stop demanding that it be considered equally important to do housework and real work. They are not equal. Doing laundry will never be as important as being a doctor or an engineer or building a business. This word play is holding us back.

    Really? Well, very few women — or men, for that matter — are physicians or engineers or entrepreneurs. Most working women, and men, out there are hourly-wage employees, including those who cook in diners, clean in hotels or work in laundromats, work which she has clearly stated is unimportant.

    A (rhetorical) question I have used many times before: if all of the doctors and all of the garbagemen went on strike, which group would most people feel the absence of first?

  35. “You will never have the time, energy, freedom or mobility to be exceptional if you have a husband and kids.”
    Another good reason not to vote for Wendy Davis.

  37. Very astute observation. I might see my doctor once or twice a year. Living in a rural area, I pack my garbage to the nearest “recycling center”, but people who live in towns and cities usually see the garbageman at least once or twice a week.

  40. As with all Progressive movements, Feminism uses the language of “equality” to promote a lifestyle for the elites. It cares not one whit for the single mother working multiple jobs to put food on the table for her kids. Feminism is designed to support and advance a very small segment of females as the expense of the majority of women. See, e.g. every feminist arbitrage broker who’s got the Mexican nanny in her East Side apartment cleaning house, doing laundry and taking the kids to the park, all “off the books.”

  42. Heh. Probably as gay as Dr. V was … a faux woman, faux lesbian, faux feminist. Simply a white dude playing an updated pimp game aimed at the ultimate deluded marks: lesbians, feminists and trannies.

  44. Absotively, posilutely right! The “professional” feminists, and really, the entire “professional left, are completely consumed with an ego-centrism that cannot understand that not everybody is like them.

    The lovely Miss Glass told us how great the work of physicians was, but what could physicians do without the nurses who provide most of the patient care and observation, the housekeeping staff which provides clean linens, treatment rooms and operating rooms, the transport aids who move patients back-and-forth, the hourly workers who manufacture the instruments and produce the drugs, the clerks who push the paperwork, and a whole bunch of other people in the medical care infrastructure? Those are the people that the well-to-do professional left do not see, even when they look straight at them.

  47. Are you sure the Amy Glass at A&M is well trained in Economics? I certainly would not aver that Krugman is well trained in Economics, Nobel or no.

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