You’ve got to hand it to Willoughby, he does have great self-awareness.
We remind him of blokes who dress up!
Best laugh I’ve had all day.
Mind like a steel trap
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7 responses to “Mind like a steel trap”
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That is very funny.
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Ageism much? I guess like everyone else out there, he thinks the life of a middle-aged woman is empty. Nope. My life in middle age gained richness, and a lot of women I know had the same experience. Still, when I would mention this to young friends, especially male ones, they agreed that middle aged women really didn’t have a life. (They knew me, but ??? Maybe they didn’t connect ‘middle-age’ with me, or maybe it was ‘woman’).
Last I knew, Willoughby was middle aged, middle class, and white. So much to unpack there…
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Yep, Willy-boy is just one constant mid-life crises.
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A monument in the history of poor self-awareness.
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Well at least it’s not as if he himself is white, middle class, and middle aged. Good heavens no.
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Late to the party here (travelling, so…) but hasn’t he just made it obvious that he despises that which he desperately wants to be? He keeps demanding that everyone accept him as a white, middle-aged, middle-class, white woman; and yet, here he is, perfectly illustrating the undeniable fact that cross-dressing men are motivated by misogyny and jealousy.
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Yes indeed, which is what I meant by the title and first sentence. What DOES he think he is???? Not white? Not middle class? Not middle-aged?
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