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*[http://clarissethorn.com/2011/04/18/guest-post-detrimental-attitudes-of-the-pickup-artist-community/ Detrimental Attitudes of the Pickup Artist Community] |
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*tigtog discusses [http://hoydenabouttown.com/20080730.2022/cognitive-dissonance-in-the-seduction-community/ the abusive history and techniques of PUA Dimitri The Lover/James Sears] |
*tigtog discusses [http://hoydenabouttown.com/20080730.2022/cognitive-dissonance-in-the-seduction-community/ the abusive history and techniques of PUA Dimitri The Lover/James Sears] |
Revision as of 13:04, 19 August 2014
A Pick Up Artist or PUA is a member of a subculture (the Seduction Community) that teaches men tactics to seduce women.
Feminist critiques of Pick Up Artistry include:
- some of the stereotypes of women promoted are quite sexist and racist
- many PUA techniques treat women as almost completely interchangable with each other
- many PUAs themselves treat women as almost completely interchangable with each other
- many PUAs see the community as a game where they compete with other men for who can seduce the most women (which is reinforced with terms like "player" and "score")
- some PUA techniques and PUAs themselves are actively predatory and abusive
- many PUA techniques rely on heterocentric assumptions
See also
External links
- [1]
- Detrimental Attitudes of the Pickup Artist Community
- tigtog discusses the abusive history and techniques of PUA Dimitri The Lover/James Sears
- "… what tends to happen in the Community is that one gender-stereotype is replaced with another: women as fickle, emotional, selfish and easily manipulated. The idea that sex demeans women remains, but is recast as sluts deserve to be demeaned."