Maxim slams the repatriation guide for ‘healing’ feminists

This is a case of Maxim-um misogyny.

Maxim was once again humiliated after a resurfaced countdown of the “most incredible women”, who was once again slammed by the “sexist” hits from the early 2000s.

The article in question has been teaching men how to “taste” feminist women since 2003.

Titled “How to Heal Feminists,” the controversial guide launched four tips for turning “no shaved, radical and protesting vegetarians” into “actual girls.” Above each pointer, there is a photo of an inflammation of a woman gradually falling off into a bikini, like the “Return of a Woman” chart.

The so-called Shrew modern taming first step? Based on this piece, she won.

The advice reads: “Feminist is like any other woman: if you don’t know how to get close to her, she won’t give you a day.”

They disguised themselves as feminist allies by asking “clever, patriarchal forgery questions, such as “the provisions of women making equal salaries for this equal work”? and “Did Gloria Stein’s marriage hurt the feminist agenda?”

The accompanying photos show the prototype of the untamed feminist, wearing a vest, loose jeans and no shoes, smoking while raising his arms to expose his furry armpits. Meanwhile, the speech bubble next to her head reads: “If all penis are cut off!

The second tip is accompanied by a traditionally more traditionally feminine gal of a pink hoodie, suggesting people in the world “open their eyes.”

This means discussing “’lipstick’ feminism, which is much more diverse than the war launch.”

They even quote Jennifer Baumgardner, who announced in her book Manifesto: Young Women, Feminism and the Future that she could be “a girl, still a feminist.”

The article then advises the man to “sign her to Bust, a kind of female-light magazine that says women can be independent, strong and relatively hairless.”

The third step, titled “The Right to Treat Her Good,” encourages men to treat feminists like “any other girl.”

“She won’t object to opening the door or picking up a check occasionally as long as you’re not overbearing,” prompted. Among them is a woman with a braid, with a short skirt that is paired with her exposed mid-waist.

“Shift Her Attention” is the title of the fourth and final step, which pairs with the said woman with a camera flashing with a stuffy look while swaying a slim swimsuit. The seal on her was the word “Healing” with the bold red letter.

To finalize what the feminist calls a metamorphosis, the man must “re-adjust her feminist interests so that you can actually spend time with her.”

They then quote Michelle Weiner-Davis, the author of “Sexual Hunger Marriage,” who said “focus on what you have in common.”

“She loves softball? Take her to the major league game,” one of the pointers.

Mansplaining Mag articles are not very good with Reddit commenters.

One irritated reader screamed: “They were very bold to cover up their two-color porn as a relationship advice.”

Another said: “I know this is a physical condition in mainstream publications.”

Others think this is the standard for the course because it is popular misogynistic during the aughts.

“This is just a summary of the nonsense of the early 2000s,” an armchair culture expert lamented. “The media is always like women, making mistakes.”

Another user replied: “Absolutely… there are too many ridiculous suggestions for sexism.”

They added: “We live in the wild west and I can’t believe something that is allowed to be broadcast or printed.”

Caution is that Maxim found an 18-year-old Maxim article in the crosshair last week, ranked No. 1 as the “most invisible woman in the entertainment industry – “Sex and City” star Sarah Jessica Parker.

“How did this be done [racehorse] Barbaro’s broad-minded decision…started on a show with “sex” in the title? “It reads when tearing the SJP.