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What does it mean?
The author uses sarcasm to imply that a satisfied feminist would be an unusual or impossible pairing with the named individual.
In plain terms
There are no satisfied feminists, especially not dating this person.
What can you take from it?
Sarcasm can be used to mock relationships or political identities.

Where it applies

  • political banter
  • social commentary

Putting it to work

  • making a point through irony

Questions to consider

  • What does this joke reveal about the speaker's views?
  • Is this humor or insult?

Another view

The quote relies on generalizations about feminists and the individual mentioned.

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