former Single woman star Josh Sater has taken to social media dressed in women’s clothing to complain about his male dates not paying for meals, sarcastically stating, “I think the man should pay on the first date,” before adding, more sarcastically, “I feel like everyone’s trying to get something for free these days.”
“I just wanted to vent,” Saiter began in the video. “I think dating is super cheap. On a date I went on recently, I expected the guy to pay. I thought the guy should pay on the first date, and he doesn’t want to.”
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“So I had a date earlier this afternoon and I was sitting there when the bill came and at the end, I just said, ‘The guy should pay first.’ [the bill] “I turned to him and said, ‘Well, in that case you should pay,’ and I just thought, ‘That’s so rude,'” Sater continued.
“I have no idea what the problem is,” her ex-husband said.Single woman Starr lamented: “It feels like everyone is trying to get something for free these days.”
“I don’t understand. I just want to go on dates and have men be gentlemen and treat me properly and treat me like a woman. So if anyone has had a similar experience please let me know,” Sater said at the end of the video.
The video was shared by popular conservative X-account Libs on TikTok, with social media users slamming the former in the comments section. Single woman Star.
Former Bachelorette star Josh Sater, who is transitioning to a woman, said his date asked him to pay, but he claimed women shouldn’t have to pay for dates and slammed his date as transphobic, saying he is now a woman. pic.twitter.com/0s3i7xdc2N
— Libs on TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 24, 2024
“This is not a woman!!” one X user said. Shouted out“If you put lipstick on a pig, it’s still a pig!”
“This guy is crazy,” said another. Reacted.
“Is he slandering gay men as vile?” a third said. I told a joke.
another stated“I genuinely wish the best of luck to young people dating in today’s culture. I honestly have no idea how to navigate this mess,” another simply said. I have written,”I am sick of.”
Other social media users said the video must be a parody and questioned whether Sater was serious.
“I don’t know if this is a joke or if this person is serious,” said one X user. Reacted.
“That’s got to be a parody, right? You can’t be serious. Please, somebody tell me you’re not serious, anybody?” another said. I have written.
“This has to be a joke. This can’t be true. Right?” another Asked.
“Is this a giant satirical performance art piece meant to mock and ridicule the trans movement?” Asked.
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