‘Sexist’ sex coach tells women to avoid ‘least horrible sex’

Is this sexy or sexist?

A controversial content creator has been criticised for sharing his strict views on dating etiquette, including which popular clothing items are the “least feminine” and how he “disciplines” his dates.

Stirling Cooper, who calls himself a sex coach, recently appeared on the podcast “Frankifyy” and revealed his secrets to seduction and manliness.

The former adult film star, who has been likened to Andrew Tate, delivered nearly an hour of controversial comments but was criticised for his “misogynistic” comments as he advised men on how to draw the line with women in order to gain respect.

“I hate it when women wear jeans on dates. They’re the most unfeminine clothing I can think of,” he boldly stated.

“I’ll say ‘don’t wear jeans’ before we meet. If you wear jeans, I’m going home. Very clear.”

Cooper, who frequently touts products he insists can enlarge penises and has been accused of being a “Red Pill pickup artist,” also has a strict limit on drinking. Cooper said he would prohibit women from ordering more alcohol than he thought they should drink.

“If I think a woman has had too much to drink, I’ll stop her from drinking,” Cooper said.

“She had one drink. Two drinks. She drank too much and then went to order another one. I would tell her. I would stop the waiter and tell her, you are not going to bring her a drink, bring her a glass of water.”

He continued: “It’s a bit like the way a father disciplines his daughter.”

Cooper claimed women had told him that for them the move was “the sexiest thing a man has ever done”, but many online viewers did not seem to approve of the “controlling”, “misogynistic” behaviour or the comparisons between fathers and daughters.

“I think they’d probably say this is the ‘most sexist’ thing a man has ever done! But he only listens to what he wants to hear because I highly doubt he ever listens to a woman,” one person commented.

“He doesn’t like wearing jeans on dates? Well, I don’t like having misogyny and controlling dad issues on dates,” one person said.

Another responded: “If you try to control what your partner wears and eats on a first date, I can’t imagine what will happen on the second date and beyond.”

Comedian Sarah Hester Ross responded in her own video, insisting Cooper’s comments were a prime example of why society should “stop giving men the mic.”

Cooper’s comments come after right-wing commentator Liz Wheeler made polarizing comments about men’s “least attractive” hobby.

The hobbies she considers the most “unattractive” for men are: playing video games, collecting figurines and magic tricks.