My Problem With Hawk Tuah Girl

[paulcarrillo]

There’s actually something far deeper than that. What guys like about her is that she said something not only completely unexpected, but the idea was that she was saying that a completely selfless act that is for the pleasure of men, is looked at with hatred and disgust by many women. It’s a completely different mindset and attitude that is completely absent in the world that men experience.

[malcolmb]

The thing about hawk tuah is that she’s enthusiastic. Men appreciate enthusiasm even if the exact face of that enthusiasm isn’t perfect or proper. It’s why we still love our partners even when they’re in the bathroom with a toothbrush hanging out of their mouth in one of our tshirts they’re wearing like a baggy sundress.

Men don’t care about perfection. We care about action.

I’ve watched several of your videos and you sort of get it and you sort of don’t at the same time. You get men’s point of view about how they want to be treated, but you seem to miss the mark on how men should or can see different kinds of women, and are passing judgment on those women based on your own values.

I like your content mostly, but you could afford to be a tad more objective.

[mikeythedistasteful]

I don’t blame her at all for capitalizing on it. I bet she’s not the dirty girl her online persona suggests. Everything’s for show these days.

[galaxysurfer]

She did it off the cuff, she didn't plan the question OR the answer, she has a sense of humour, a proper personality, it's not about what she said (though it helped) it's about her whole demeanour, THAT'S what makes her desirable to men.
Let's be honest, complaining because another women did something with a bit of fun... something you don't seem to have here which is why no one would pick you kbr her.

[nesano]

It was probably just refreshing to see a fun attractive woman that isn't blabbering about how she's a 10 and don't need no man.

[hollywood]

I used to think the advice here was warranted but now it's just put down everyone who doesn't seem to represent old fashioned values all the time. She doesn't have an OF and claims she never will. She made a joke in an off the cuff interview. People that dislike her need to stop making it about the actual hawk tuah and realize some people are just into her vibe and what part of her personalityyou can see. She seems silly and nice and funny instead of ditzy like those other on the street interviews.

[Clintcellington]

You don't understand what men see in Hawk Tua. She's a southern, low maintenance, family oriented, and fun girl. That's wife material

[redringaming]

So basically, women be strong and independent and need no man. But when "the wrong woman" gets attention, suddenly it's men's fault. Gotcha.

[lebrondavis]

Let’s be honest 2019 was last time humanity was actually sane

[dontestewart]

Emilywking said it best. We men like her because she's got a great personality. That's literally it. She seems fun to be around and that's what makes her wife material

[darrenskjoelsvold]

Oh come on she was just being funny. Men are just finding it amusing. It's harmless.

[gregbridges]

Dear God, everyone takes every little thing seriously. What people like about this girl in this silly insignificant video is just that thus drunk chick was silly, didn't take herself seriously at all, and that she was playfully saying something to the street interview guy to embarrass her much shyer friend. That goofy playfulness is refreshing in a world full of uptight, overly entitled people who take themselves seriously when no one else does.

[netrox]

Billie is neutral and gives advice to both sides and I love that

[bertilorickardspelar]

I think the reason Hawk Tuah girl resonates with a lot of men is that she answered spontaneously and in a funny way without being self-conscious. Many girls frankly don't have an answer to that one.

[danieltownley]

She was being enthusiastically considerate of her man's wants and needs. That's why it went viral - it's just very rare to see online, where usually men are demonised and criticised by women for their wants and needs.

Was it the most wholesome clip ever? No of course not. But I don't think you've quite understood why it was so popular.

[_Fulgur_]

lol the fact that she's going so far as to try and make a reality show off from a ten second meme is crazy.

[Tommy]

somebody sounds jealous of hawk tuah girl. Men like her because she is honest and has a personality guys like

[garkmoncher]

She's got a personality, she's cute, and it was funny. Dont be mad

[JackAtlasIsKing]

I agree with Billie. Yes, hawk tuah was just out having some fun with friends, that's understandable with context, but as a message to other women about what men 'really' look for in a woman, it's not that kinda behavior in public. Let's take a moment to think about how we should be supporting their actions.

[GeneTickles]

Why wouldn’t she profit off of it? She seemed to be talking in the context of a committed relationship. I think she was just being silly after a night of drinking with her friend. Women are so catty.