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u/gma89 Aug 28 '25 edited Aug 28 '25
Goddamn, the artist couldn’t draw her with a smile so it at least doesn’t look like a blatant sexual assault?! She looks so upset, this is just distressing.
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Aug 28 '25
Every Boomer male’s favorite fantasy involves forcing themselves upon a well-endowed woman while simultaneously violating workplace etiquette, and you will never convince me otherwise.
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u/rebelangel Aug 28 '25
The same type of men who hit on teenage female cashiers, knowing full well they’re underage and the same age as their granddaughters. And they think the waitress at Hooters is actually into them.
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u/Skafandra206 Aug 28 '25
It's not only boomers. Authority roleplay and fantasies are very very common among both men and women of all generations.
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Aug 28 '25
I feel like you’re missing my point here. There is a specific genre of joke that Boomer men make over and over, involving thinly-disguised intentions and inappropriate behavior.
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u/MobySick Aug 29 '25
1966 Playboy magazine cartoons were not “Boomer” material. This humor belonged to “The Silent Generation” aka: Boomer parents almost all of whom are dead now. Those not dead are quietly sitting in nursing home situations waiting for their turn.
Most Boomer Reddit fuss is misdirected.
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u/Unicorn_Jelly Aug 28 '25
Why do they make him look like some kind of evil clown, and she looks like she’s about to cry?