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Captions and photos were provided for by NSMB.com. I did not want to make any
reference to anyone specifically except SBC, and that's because she was in the
original article that sparked this piece. And this piece isn't really about
MTB, it's more of a general (sociological, perhaps) look at the present. It
could be about anything but sport, really. It's just as much of a critique of
us guys still applauding this type of thing and expecting women to sexualize
themselves for us, as it is a critique of the women who pander to the old
fashioned, base, cliched, misogynistic paradigm. The message that we send out,
and which some of these girls also put out, is that women have to play up
their sexuality if they want to get ahead. It's not true and I hope more
people follow the example of the ones who don't.
Feb. 25, 2015, 2:39 p.m. - Seb Kemp
#!markdown Captions and photos were provided for by NSMB.com. I did not want to make any reference to anyone specifically except SBC, and that's because she was in the original article that sparked this piece. And this piece isn't really about MTB, it's more of a general (sociological, perhaps) look at the present. It could be about anything but sport, really. It's just as much of a critique of us guys still applauding this type of thing and expecting women to sexualize themselves for us, as it is a critique of the women who pander to the old fashioned, base, cliched, misogynistic paradigm. The message that we send out, and which some of these girls also put out, is that women have to play up their sexuality if they want to get ahead. It's not true and I hope more people follow the example of the ones who don't.