Do you agree that any woman who has an IG public while in a relationship is inviting men?

[Anonymous]

I was listening to his interview the guy is one of the sleaziest dudes in the game and was guy who popularized instagram

He was saying that women who claim they will never sleep with a CELEB are full of crap because he would hit up random married women who claimed to be good moms and posted on Instagram some bikini picks (or any thirst trap pic) and flew them out to bang. He claims they would tell him they were single or separated from their husband but then he would look if they had Facebooks and they were married with kids and posting Christian type posts and saying how much they love their man.

Any woman who constantly posts about how much she loves her man is up to no good. Its as if she is trying to sway suspicion by saying she loves her man so much but is cheating on the side hoping nobody finds out.

He said that if a woman is really in love with her man she wouldn't have an IG or if she had an IG it wouldn't be of her in bikinis or selfies.

Dude said Instagram is the number one dating tool he used to hook up with his haram of women.

So I guess from the sleezy Blizarian any chick with an IG is a red flag now.

This is also backed by other male slayers, who claim that married women would sleep with him, take off their wedding ring and go back to their husband the following day like nothing happened.

Yes

No

[Metallsturm]

Perhaps I'm a bit late to answer, but yes, he is correct: any woman who post provocative photos on her social media while in relations is a hoe and is actively seeking a better option, thus she belongs to the streets. Why?

When they post it online, they post it for potentially anyone from any location on Earth to see. To explain better how ridiculous it is, let's go into a hypothetical scenario as an analogy:

An old grandma is telling her modern day IG bimbo granddaughter a story:

- Back in 60s, when there was no internet and I was as young as you are right now, yet already married to your granddaddy, I went to the beach, took some provocative bikini photos of myself, then I went and printed several billions of copies of them. Then I visited every continent, every country, every state and everywhere I was, I left billions of those printed photos of me in a bikini, plastered on every door, every windshield, every board, every corner, sent them to each and every newspaper all over the world for them to print it. Every photo also included my address to send me mail. But don't get me wrong, my dear little bimbo, grandma didn't do it for clout, or to get attention from potentially a better partner than your granddaddy, or to get gang banged by some celebrity, oh no. Grandma did it for herself, it's empowering and whatnot. BelieveAllWomen, although there was no such hashtag, nor a word "hashtag" back then.

Does anyone believe grandma that she did it for herself? Posting photos of yourself on the internet in provocative dress (or lack of dress) is the same as what this grandma did in a hypothetical scenario, minus the internet.

[Lionman95]

I would say she´s at least risking getting in contact with guys that don´t care about her relationships. It´s a vessel to get attention from other men and it´s a platform to play with that interest.

But at the same time. I wouldn´t say she invites them because I wouldn´t assume per se that EVERY woman that has a public IG account is looking for other guys. She could have other reasons, too like using IG for career etc.

[MzAsh]

Instagram is only one out of 100 ways men contact us. A lot of us use it for business, and no one could ever take that away from me. Hate to tell you, you cannot eliminate your competition. Your best bet is to be your girlfriend or wife’s best option.

[ShadezMcgee]

While competition cannot be eliminated, I find it interesting that women feel the need to post that kind of stuff online to begin with if they are in a relationship, especially if it isn't something for business because to a degree in does come off as advertising for anyone, especially if she doesn't have her man in her shot with her, Ash.

"Your best bet is to be your girlfriend/wife's best option" so, in other words women should keep their eyes peeled for a better man if their boyfriend/husband is not the best option and act?

[MzAsh]

If you don’t like it when women post those things, then I’d just say don’t be with those women.

Until there’s a ring on her finger, a woman should always consider her options.

[ShadezMcgee]

Your quote didn't say anything about married women, that was why I asked. Plus, the question was centered around women that were in relationships, not single.

[LiamJHayden]

Nope, with the key being "any" woman. My friend's mom post cat pictures.

[lilylangley]

Noooo!!! You know all my secrets!!!

[brownup]

Lol which are hmmmmmmm

[Nikki1989]

LMAO!

NO!