Would you date Kate Mulvey?

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I stumbled onto this a few hours ago. Now I'm no woman hater, but this woman brings out the bad in me. And I don't mean that in a good way. I've never yet heard a guy say, "Wow, that woman over there looks so intelligent." And who on earth wants to come home to a 'challenge' rather than some 'charm'? Sorry, lady. You're not as smart as you think.

Three months ago I went to Italy with my then boyfriend, Philip. As we were checking into the hotel, I struck up a conversation with the receptionist in Italian (just one of the five languages I speak). But while I was enjoying myself, chatting away, it became clear that Philip most certainly was not.

He shuffled from foot to foot, muttered something under his breath and rolled his eyes like a stroppy teenager. Then in the lift he turned on me. 'I was wondering when you were going to let me join your conversation,' he snapped. I tried to laugh it off but I knew this was the beginning of yet another argument.

'You always have to be the star of the show,' he continued in our bedroom, as he began to systematically work his way through the mini-bar. Apparently I was argumentative, a know-all and an intellectual snob.

What had I done? It should be depressingly obvious. I had dared to dent his fragile male ego.

By speaking in a language Philip didn't know, I had managed to make him - a successful writer, ten years my senior - feel small. How selfish of me to embarrass him in public with my linguistic prowess!

Like so many of the men I've dated, it was clear he expected me to play second fiddle to him at all times. It wasn't the first time we had rowed about such things. One night, we ended up arguing over a BBC4 documentary on the origins of jazz. When he became annoyed that his attempts to outsmart my knowledge on the subject failed, he started singing loudly, to drown me out altogether.

But the pointless fight over the receptionist was the straw that broke the camel's back. Needless to say, our year-long romance didn't last long beyond the flight home.

More of her sparkling personality here.

[ilnjscb]

What a fuckin horror I'd stab myself to death with a fork.

[JockoHomo]

I wouldn't fuck her with YOUR penis!

[ottopottomouse]

Sounds unbelievably annoying and will die alone in a house full of cats.

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

KATE MULVEY, YOU?RE SINGLE AT 50 BECAUSE YOU?RE A JERK!

I?m single at 50. Why? Men hate me being brainier than them, says KATE MULVEY

A recent study found men simply can?t handle it if a woman outshines them
Kate believes this is why she?s still single
She?s a published author and can speak multiple languages
She?s ?lost count? of times she?s been rejected for being witty and clever

First off, you?ll quickly realize after reading the article that Kate Mulvey is a pretentious bore. Super-impressed with herself and her ?accomplishments,? she can?t see the reason why men aren?t interested in her is not because of her education but because she is a self-absorbed, jerk! She comes across in this article as a female version of Keith Olbermann. She?s that bad.

Her article begins with her bragging she speaks five languages and recounts speaking in Italian with a hotel receptionist while her non-Italian speaking boyfriend steamed as he waited on her to finish showing off. Honey, it?s plain rude to speak another language and exclude others who don?t, especially your boyfriend. That alone shows you are an attention whore only interested in yourself.

Speaking multiple languages isn?t that impressive anymore. Millions of Mezcans who have infiltrated Los Estados Unidos do it. Hell, AWD speaks two languages (Ingles and Espanol) fluently (three if you count Pig Latin) but I don?t speak Spanish in front of others who don?t hablar. Simple courtesy, Kate. Goes a long way with a boyfriend.

Here?s how Kate sees it:

?What had I done? It should be depressingly obvious. I had dared to dent his fragile male ego.
By speaking in a language Philip didn?t know, I had managed to make him ? a successful writer, ten years my senior ? feel small. How selfish of me to embarrass him in public with my linguistic prowess!

Like so many of the men I?ve dated, it was clear he expected me to play second fiddle to him at all times.?

Wrong! He expected you to not be an a**hole! It?s not a matter of first or second fiddle in a relationship. It?s about complimenting and respecting the other! Or didn?t you learn that in all the years of your impressive matriculation?

Kate then supports her position by quoting a study by some (wacko, no doubt) psychology group:

?I was reminded of our contretemps last week, when research in the APA Journal of Personality and Social Psychology confirmed what I?d always suspected ? that men simply can?t handle it if a woman outshines them. According to the study, rather than bask in the reflected glory of a partner?s success, men feel worse about themselves.

?A lot of men feel threatened if a woman outshines them,? says Professor Sandi (Anita) Mann, psychologist and author of Hiding What We Feel and Saying What We Don?t Feel. ?It harks back to cavemen days, when men had to provide the resources. If a woman is too intelligent, a man subconsciously thinks she?s taking over his role.??

AWD doesn?t doubt there are men whose asses get chapped by the thought of his woman making more than him. But harkening back to cavemen days? Let?s discuss. Why is it little boys instinctively play with guns while little girls play with dolls? I?m talking normal children, not pre-liberals. There are traditional roles the sexes play. Why? It?s natural and things work out better when we play our natural roles.

Ask a normal woman if she wants a small, weak, short guy over a big, strong one? The tall, strong one wins every time. Why? Because most women want to have a taller guy who will protect her if the time comes. She doesn?t want to tower over him any more than he wants her to tower over him. Physically, intellectually, or emotionally. It?s in our DNA. It?s how we?re built.

Men and women compliment each other. Each plays a role. Yin and Yang. Feng Shui. Mao Tse Tung. I?m OK, You?re OK and that there?s what it is. Again, I?m talking normal people?not liberals.

AWD personally cannot stand to be near stupid women. Sure, big boobs and an onion behind (brings tears to your eyes) is fun for a little while. But I like a woman who can compliment me, intrigue me, keep me interested, and challenge me while discussing more than her favorites on Dancing With The Stars.

Normal women don?t want a metro-sexual type (homosexual in a metro) who spends more time on applying facial products than she. They want a witty, strong, intelligent man who can bring home the bacon and kick a little ass literally and metaphorically if the time comes.

Kate plays the oh-so-intelligent victim:

?For me, this is stating the blindingly obvious. I?ve lost count of the times men have rejected or insulted me simply because I was brighter, wittier or cleverer than they are.

They have called me ?intimidating?, ?scary?, ?difficult? and ?opinionated?. Translated, that means: ?You are too clever and I don?t like it.??

Kate, these men were too kind to call you what you really are: self-obsessed, shallow, pretentious, and boring. Plus, looking like an English Sheepdog doesn?t help matters. Just saying. A Debbie Wasserman hairdo doesn?t go a long way with regular guys.

She sums up her pathetic existence with:

I?m convinced that the reason I?m still booking a table for one instead of settling down with a significant other is not because I?m a year off turning 50, but because men are so threatened by my intelligence.

I might have a successful career as an author and broadcaster, but I have never been engaged, let alone married, and my longest relationship lasted just seven years.

Sometimes I wonder if isn?t all my father?s fault ? ever since I could talk, he encouraged me to hold my own in an argument. But little did he know, as he exhorted me to ?get a good degree? or add yet another language to my repertoire, he was reducing my chances of getting hitched altogether.

As a child, I went to one of Britain?s most academic girls? schools, Godolphin & Latymer, where I got three top A-levels, then breezed through an Italian and French degree at the University of Kent, getting a 2:1, while keeping up conversational German on the side.

I grew into a bright and confident young woman, keen to flex my intellectual muscles and to never let a man get the last word just because of his sex.

Bless her little heart! She?s convinced nobody will have anything to do with her is because she?s so smart! Yes, that must be it! Question is this. If she?s so smart, why can?t she figure out how to get a man?

AWD?s daughter has a degree in chemical engineering and respects her husband as the head of their home. For all I know, she makes more money than he does. But they still compliment and support themselves completely and are as happy as Al Gore in a carbon-belching private jet.

Since Kate is beyond considering reality for the answers, it must be her father?s fault now. Is this uber-educated (just ask her!) woman capable of self awareness and introspection? Her last sentence about ?not letting a man get the last word? proves why she will be soon be a bitter old woman.

A successful relationship is not about ?getting the last word.? It?s about respecting your partner and not trying to outshine them but compliment them as they compliment you.

Kate?s entire life has been a competition against men. Men and their evil ways were viewed as patriarchal supremacy over women. Normal women who sought to be a partner with her man while playing the female role were viewed as diaper-changing rubes. They didn?t have the money for BMW?s. They spent their money on raising children. Now, in their 50′s, they are free and are celebrating life with their man while their children are bringing home grandchildren to visit. Who had it right all along? Maybe Kate should try being a lesbian? They hate men. Themselves, too.

This article is a thesis on what?s wrong with over-educated/under-smart, miserable women in America and what?s left of the West over in Europe. These women, now firmly middle-aged, listened to female and male women in the womens liberation movement. They grew up wearing t shirts that said ?I Hate Boys? and everyone thought it was so cute. They got degree after degree, worked long hours into the night to move up the career ladder, sacrificed friends and having families because ?they could do anything a man could do, but better.? They let everyone know they ?don?t have time for children? and ?I?d rather travel than change diapers, anyway.? So they got pets and called them ?my children? while those of us with real children rolled our eyes at your pathetic, miserable life.

In short, women like Kate did what they believed would make them happy and give them a fulfilling life only to arrive at middle-age and find that they have believed a lie their entire life. They are bitter, cold and alone. It eventually happens to all who believe liberal lies.

So these womyn seek to, as usual, place the blame for their poor life-choices on someone else. It?s men! They?re the problem! I?m too smart for them! That?s why they won?t poke me with a stick! I speak five languages, for heaven?s sake! I put my boyfriends down in public and they have the audacity to leave my pretentious ass for doing it! How dare they! I?m smart! Smart, I tell you! Women like Kate cannot bring themselves to realize they are their own worst enemy.

It would blow Kate?s sophisticated mind to one day wake up and realize those diaper-changing rubes had it right all along!

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[slapass]

She is not married or with someone because she is tooooo smart. Yep that has to be it.

[yuu.design]

mmmm, nup

[datgif]

Humble, beautiful and charming.

[Phoenix]

sounds like a lovely woman..lol

[Rochard]

Clearly Philip isn't too bright. I mean, if he was smart at all, he would be dating a woman half her age.

[Sly]

She seems awfully proud of the fact that she knows multiple languages. Hey, that's great and all, and I will admit to only knowing one language, but a good chunk of the world knows multiple languages. It doesn't make you all that special.

Every African I've met has known at least three.

[SilentKnight]

Originally Posted by adultsitecms

Three months ago I went to Italy with my then boyfriend, Philip. As we were checking into the hotel, I struck up a conversation with the receptionist in Italian (just one of the five languages I speak). But while I was enjoying myself, chatting away, it became clear that Philip most certainly was not.

He shuffled from foot to foot, muttered something under his breath and rolled his eyes like a stroppy teenager. Then in the lift he turned on me. 'I was wondering when you were going to let me join your conversation,' he snapped. I tried to laugh it off but I knew this was the beginning of yet another argument.

'You always have to be the star of the show,' he continued in our bedroom, as he began to systematically work his way through the mini-bar. Apparently I was argumentative, a know-all and an intellectual snob.

What had I done? It should be depressingly obvious. I had dared to dent his fragile male ego.

By speaking in a language Philip didn't know, I had managed to make him - a successful writer, ten years my senior - feel small. How selfish of me to embarrass him in public with my linguistic prowess!

Like so many of the men I've dated, it was clear he expected me to play second fiddle to him at all times. It wasn't the first time we had rowed about such things. One night, we ended up arguing over a BBC4 documentary on the origins of jazz. When he became annoyed that his attempts to outsmart my knowledge on the subject failed, he started singing loudly, to drown me out altogether.

But the pointless fight over the receptionist was the straw that broke the camel's back. Needless to say, our year-long romance didn't last long beyond the flight home.

Years ago I was over at a Yugoslavian buddy's house - and his parents dropped by for a brief visit. At one point he spoke briefly to them in Yugoslavian - and his father quickly barked at him.

"You speak the English in front of your friend," he said. "It's rude to use the old language in front of a guest who doesn't understand it."

I've always remembered (and respected) that.

My buddy apologized in front of his father. I brushed it off with a joke. But it left an impression on me at the time.

As for the broad above...she wasn't demonstrating her linguistic prowess. She was just being a rude cunt.

[newB]

"cleverer"?

[CDSmith]

She seems a tad Margaret Thatcherish. 50 you say? Why she's the same age as me yet looks eons older. That, and not the fact that she is single at 50, is the saddest part of the story.

But sure, I'd let her sugar-momma me. Kate, take me to Italy. Buy me an 80 euro dinner. I'll in turn feed your ego and make you feel like a woman again.

Sure, why not?

Let's start by getting you a new hairdo. Maybe a wardrobe change...

[Spunky]

She reminds me of my principle I had in elementary school that gave me the strap

[Rochard]

Originally Posted by SilentKnight

Years ago I was over at a Yugoslavian buddy's house - and his parents dropped by for a brief visit. At one point he spoke briefly to them in Yugoslavian - and his father quickly barked at him.

"You speak the English in front of your friend," he said. "It's rude to use the old language in front of a guest who doesn't understand it."

I've always remembered (and respected) that.

My buddy apologized in front of his father. I brushed it off with a joke. But it left an impression on me at the time.

As for the broad above...she wasn't demonstrating her linguistic prowess. She was just being a rude cunt.

My step father was French, and him and his family spoke a lot of French. Any time they did this in front of me I just walked away. No sense me spending the next five minutes looking at them stupid when I can't understand a word they are saying.

[SilentKnight]

Originally Posted by Rochard

My step father was French, and him and his family spoke a lot of French. Any time they did this in front of me I just walked away. No sense me spending the next five minutes looking at them stupid when I can't understand a word they are saying.

In my experience, the French are among the worst for doing that a lot of the time. Half of our small town is francophone...and we see it/hear it alot.

[mineistaken]

I haven't read full article in a link, but read your quoted part. Nor sure whats a big deal here? Sounds pretty normal of her. She is smart and knows/feels when men feel uncomfortable about it. I mean that may be a little annoying, but definitely not thread worthy annoying.

[CDSmith]

Originally Posted by Spunky

She reminds me of my principle I had in elementary school that gave me the strap

Admit it, you got wood when she gave you the strap.


And Kate is giving you wood now. :D

[Spunky]

Originally Posted by CDSmith

Admit it, you got wood when she gave you the strap.


And Kate is giving you wood now. :D

Back then that was one of the large leather types and she really laid into it.still remember to this day how much it hurt

[Barry-xlovecam]

Do her teeth come out and is she a heiress?
That could be a deal maker ...

[lagcam]

You should make these "news" posts that you make just for sig views more interesting by making the thread tile something like "Would you rather (a) date Kate Mulvey or (b) buy adultsitecms?"

[Google Expert]

Originally Posted by slapass

She is not married or with someone because she is tooooo smart.

Yup. Nothing to do with that 80 years old face.

[Bourke]

Sounds like her ego is every bit as big as she attacks his for being. That being said, in this case, it sounds like she was in the right. She struck up a conversation with someone, big fucking deal. If he needs conversation he can go find one, as she did. What a fucking self important twat.

[Lykos]

Maybe 40 yrs ago

[Black All Through]

Yes but for no less than 100000 quid

[Chosen]

Originally Posted by ilnjscb

What a fuckin horror I'd stab myself to death with a fork.

[freecartoonporn]

only after 1 bottle of whiskey

[onwebcam]

She's a nobody (such an accomplished writer that wiki has never even heard of her) that looks like she needs to be hanging out in lesbian bars. The question is why would I date her unless she was paying me huge sums of money to do so?

BTW they turned off the comments on her delusions of grandeur article most likely because she couldn't take the heat.

[slapass]

Originally Posted by Sly

She seems awfully proud of the fact that she knows multiple languages. Hey, that's great and all, and I will admit to only knowing one language, but a good chunk of the world knows multiple languages. It doesn't make you all that special.

Every African I've met has known at least three.

A hundred bucks says he was pissed off all day and that was the last straw.

[Rob]

I am going to learn how to say, "CUNT" in five different languages -- that will show her. And I HIGHLY doubt her "intellect" is what keeps men away. She's uglier than two hippos fighting over a Milk Dud! I wouldn't even want to cum on her face.

[slapass]

Originally Posted by Rochard

My step father was French, and him and his family spoke a lot of French. Any time they did this in front of me I just walked away. No sense me spending the next five minutes looking at them stupid when I can't understand a word they are saying.

That is so funny. I don't mind at all when this happens as I think it is cool that i am in a situation where people are able to do it.

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Clearly Philip isn't too bright. I mean, if he was smart at all, he would be dating a woman half her age.

that's what I'm sayin'

[alex.missyouth]

not a chance.

[Zeiss]

Oh yes! My fav - 40+ "girls"

[pornsprite]

Her body looks okay. I would do her but I wouldn't want to date her. The face doesn't do it for me. But damn I like her body.

[Profits of Doom]

Originally Posted by Getsu

Yup. Nothing to do with that 80 years old face.

Holy shit, she looks like Matthew Modine in a wig!