Make fetishists reviewing M&S knickers hits the Sun

[Sunkisses]

All the Mumsnet posts about the male fetishists posting pervy reviews of M&S knickers has got in the Sun. Joani Walsh topped off this journalist and he stole her story and didn't credit her: www.thesun.co.uk/news/10350754/marks-spencer-slammed-men-underwear-reviews/

The link didn't work, could you try again please Sunkisses 🙂

Link works for me.

Worked for me. Wonder how this will go down with Sun readers? My guess? Not that well...

Why oh why does my phone always autocorrect male to make??!! Obviously it is MALE fetishists. I don't think we should make fetishists post pervy reviews. @MNHQ could the thread title be changed to male? Thanks!

Oh and obviously Joani Walsh TIPPED off the Sun journalist not topped off

Ha ha ha. Good work.
How's this playing out S&M?

The reviews saying they fit so well, despite tackle - sort of explains why they don't fit me

How long until so woke they are broke shops like M&S start making silky tucking pants? Or little lace numbers with a bit more room at the front for the pervert's hard on?

Mark my words - it will not be long. They have identified their customer base and apparently it is not middle aged women after all! Who knew?

I feel for Joani. This has happened to her before.

Maybe it's because I'm using the app or something, will do a Google search.

The reviews saying they fit so well, despite tackle - sort of explains why they don't fit me

You have nothing to stick in the open gusset for starters.

(Will be feeling pukey about that for a while.)

Just had a look on the M&S website. All the reviews by men have been rated as 'helpful' by lots of people compared to the reviews from women. I've just reported a lot of them.

Reminds me of MB's lingerie range, designed to "empower women" because nothing spells out female empowerment more than that whole project

I can't say anymore...

Allthe I have just reported a load too. I can't believe M&S has all these AGP fantasies on its site. This perv writes 'They hold everything in place'.

43 likes for this male appendage:

Dear God, WHEN WILL THIS END??

M&S refused to publish my review of a "non-iron" school dress made out of material that was not just the complete opposite of non-iron but also totally resistant to ironing - it was a very informative and useful review, I felt, that was written very eloquently indeed. I think they declared it not relevant or something- yet those reviews stand? How does that work?

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You should have said you were trying to iron it with you lady penis.

Their statement in The Sun

M&S said it encouraged reviews and feedback to help other shoppers.
It added: “They are moderated to ensure they are appropriate for all customers to read.”

They know and they approve. And allow lingerie to be returned.

I'm out.

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I wouldn't be surprised to see a Monroe Bergdorf collaborating with M&S in an "empowering" lingerie for mens bodies extravaganza.

They are moderated to ensure they are appropriate for all customers to read.

My niece is 14. I do not feel that reviews that coyly hint at how snugly a pair of knickers fits over the reviewer's meat and two veg is appropriate for her to read.

And allow lingerie to be returned.

Eeeww.

Thank fuck I never did shop at M&S. Just yuck.

And presumably the other AGPs are 'liking' this in bucket loads.

Stop trying to make fools of women. It's one thing some perv getting a hard on by submitting a 'cheeky' review but another that M&S enables this.
That's how little they think of women. Somebody on here once wrote a great line about it all centering on a man's desire to wank.

Fuck you M&S.

Good work, fellow Mumsnetters. This is exactly the type of material that should be plagiarised and make it into the national media (as opposed to the 'Bridezilla threads that are probably all made up anyway).

M&S's response to this, though, is particularly galling. If they are moderating responses, as they say in their statement, then they are approving this BS. And as PPs have noted, the only interpretation of this statement is that they're aware of what's going on with this particular customer 'base', and are actively encouraging fetishists at the expense of their female customers.

[Jaw-clang]. Sex shops (and there's nothing wrong with them) just went mainstream. Were this not such an insidious ideology, there'd be a humorous irony in the fact that it's staid old M&S who are instrumental in blurring the boundaries between two previously oppositional retail markets.

I shall never shop there again.