Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. During that time, #lookadouche began trending on Twitter… Because apparently 14- to 18-year-old students know more about dating than an “expert.” In spite of parents’ concerns, the assembly went on as scheduled. “I was given no information about an unnamed speaker on an unnamed subject.” Jaime Clark-Soles, mother of a RHS student and a professor at Southern Methodist University, told The Dallas Observer. “I am extremely troubled by the fact that Richardson High School would bring in an ‘expert’ speaker who holds the dangerous, misogynistic views that advance a rape culture such as those expressed on his website,” Dr. Parents from the Richardson, Texas school district were similarly outraged when they heard Justin was to share his “pearls of wisdom” with impressionable teens. It seems worth mentioning that I am married… So someone found me “dateable.” The reason I apparently turned up those results? I had the audacity to say I like to ask questions and would respond to his IMs. Practice thinking about him and take your eyes off yourself so much.” There is plenty of time for him to get to know you. I just went through the girl quiz and came up with the result “U R DATELESS,” which advises me to “Start talking less and listening more. The website also features a true/false quiz to determine if you are dateable. Dateable guys are real men who aren’t afraid to be guys.” They know they are stronger, more dangerous, and more adventurous and that’s okay. Meanwhile, dateable guys are instructed to “know they aren’t as sensitive as girls and that’s okay. They listen more than they gab,” Justin advises on the homepage of his “ RU Dateable” website.

They don’t tell everyone everything about themselves. Among the tips he’s quick to share with teenage girls: know how to shut up, let him led and need him. Justin (pictured above) is a self-proclaimed Christian dating expert who co-authored Dateable: are you? are they? and The Dateable Rules. But, many students, parents and teachers from a Dallas-area school district believe public speaker Justin Lookadoo those privileges too far yesterday during a PTA-sponsored assembly. The First Amendment even means they are entitled to share those opinions. People are certainly entitled to their own opinions.

Dateable by Justin Lookadoo