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With Lucy Flores coming forward about Joe Biden grabbing her shoulders, smelling her hair, and kissing the back of her neck, is this sexual harassment?(1) With Amy Lappos coming forward about Joe Biden grabbing her by the neck, forcing her face to face with him, and rubbing his nose against her, is this power assurance sexual assult?(1)

With all the pictures of Joe Biden inappropriately touching women and grabbing them from behind to exert control over them, how does the Democratic Party endorse his candidacy?(1,2,3,4) Stephanie Carter may have came forward to defend Joe Biden's creepy hair smelling, but it still was creepy hair smelling.(2) I think Trevor Noha's interpretation of creepy hair smelling Joe Biden is pretty accurate.(2)

Is his recent political stunt to metaphorically "grab Stacey Abrams by the neck" and force her to be his running mate just another example of how he views women as his person subordinates?(3,4) I think if he tries to metaphorically "grab Stacey Abrams by the neck" again she might just punch him in the face.(3,4) Why does Joe Biden exert physical control over women as if they were his property without the slightest thought?(1)

Another prime example of Joe Biden disregarding sexual harassment is the Anita Hill vs Clarence Thomas case in which he was the lead chair in the investigation.(5) While he constantly berated Anita Hill as an opportunist taking from Clarence Thomas, he denied Anita Hill from having three other witnesses come forward to testify about the sexual harassment and assault they say Clarence Thomas commit against her.(5)

With Joe Biden's repeated sexual harassment, his support of other privileged male defendants, and his connections to the Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton child molester ring, I cannot morally support his bid for the Democratic nomination.(1,2,5,6,7) Is Joe Biden's repeated support for assaulting women, while assaulting them himself something, something you can support?(1,2,5,6,7) Comment below.

Biologically men want to take lead and protect in a relationship. Not every dynamic is set out to be this way, but generally this is what biology brings us to. It makes us feel masculine when we provide and are needed, so I can understand that a women who's completely self-sufficient emotionally, and financially could make men feel insignificant.

But I believe the bigger problem with these self proclaimed independent women is they have this attitude that they don’t need any man. I’d personally like to be feel wanted in a relationship and I’d like to feel like a priority. Also a lot of these types of women are often offputting, because to get to these higher positions, they often have to take on traits of a man. I’m personally attracted to feminine women. Not hyper-aggressive and bitchy women who think that being rude is the only way to make it in the world.

I’ve always dated successful women. My two most serious relationships at least. One was a nurse and the other was an accountant. They were both feminine and didn’t have masculine personalities. They also didn’t sit on this throne screaming at the world that they’re independent lol. This is why it never bothered me.

I'm just sort of sick of seeing questions on here of women claiming that they are too intimidating to us because they make 60k a year lol. We aren't. We're just off-put by your lack of willingness to prioritize a relationship and your masculine personality. If anything, it would be nice to have a woman to be able to pay her own shit once in a while. I know I'd certainly appreciate that. So long story short, it's not your money or your job. It's you.