A CONTROVERSIAL author has come under fire for claiming women seduce men with their ‘glossy lips and lubed legs’ – and then complain about it. Denise McAllister, from the US, penned a bizarre tweet where she lashed out at women for acting like “victims” after getting pregnant and then ‘blaming men’. Denise, who was fired […]
A CONTROVERSIAL author has come under fire for claiming women seduce men with their ‘glossy lips and lubed legs’ – and then complain about it.
Denise McAllister, from the US, penned a bizarre tweet where she lashed out at women for acting like “victims” after getting pregnant and then ‘blaming men’.
Denise, who was fired from her role at The Federalist earlier this year after posting a homophobic tweet about HuffPost writer Yashar Ali, shared the post with her 70,000 followers.
She wrote: “I am sick and tired of hearing women act like victims when they’re the ones who seduce men with their glossy lips and lubed legs, choosing to have sex because they’re too horny to stop, then complain when they get pregnant acting as if it’s all the man’s fault.”
Her post has been liked more than 3,000 times and hundreds of people have commented on the post, outraged by her slut-shaming of women.
But one phrase in particular has puzzled people, with people mocking her for using the term ‘lubed legs’.
One person said: “I was just looking at my ashy legs after putting on lip balm and was thinking I should put some lotion on these legs.
“I had no idea this combination put me at risk of pregnancy and being nominated as the next whore of Babylon.
“I just thought I was dehydrated.”
Someone else replied: “I didn’t know lubing your legs was what brought the boys to the yard. I am so behind.”
A third wrote: “Listen lady, I lube my legs for myself and myself only.”
And somebody else added: “So all this time I’ve been putting lotion on my legs for dry skin I was actually trying to seduce men??? That explains soo much.”
Responding to the outrage, Denise told Fabulous Digital: “People are focusing on my lubed legs comment to distract from the substantive point of my tweet, which is that women are autonomous and choose to use their autonomy to attract men and have sex.
“There’s nothing wrong with that, but they need to take responsibility for what they choose to do with their own bodies instead of blaming men—and I’m not talking about rape.
“I’m talking about a woman’s choice to have sex.
“As for the lubed legs, it’s just another word for oiled. No need to get your panties in a twist over it.
“Just google Gwyneth Paltrow and lubed legs.”
Meanwhile this man set Twitter blaze after he tried to mansplain vaginas to a female gynaecologist.
And this reality TV star sparked outrage when she said women shouldn’t masturbate so they’re ‘always available’ for sex with their husbands.
We recently revealed it takes average woman takes 13.5 minutes to orgasm.
