Liberal Woman Warns MAGA Wives That Their Men Have a Fetish for Powerful Feminists

I'm learning a lot about MAGA men recently. In a post I published a few days ago, a liberal woman asked what MAGA men find attractive so she could do the opposite. Commenters let her know that she was already doing a fine job of repelling conservative men.

Liberal Woman wants to know what MAGA men find attractive so that she can wear the complete OPPOSITE. pic.twitter.com/PZycrWpJNO
— Johnny Midnight ⚡️ (@its_The_Dr) July 31, 2025

We think she's safe.

But are the wives of MAGA men safe? This woman cites sources such as the Washington Post and The Atlantic to make her point that MAGA men have a fetish for feminists stepping on them. They will be in the women's DMs, if they're not already.

Liberal woman WARNS conservative women that their husbands constantly “hit her up”..

Does anyone believe this sht..!? pic.twitter.com/RCP3LP6vZb
— American AF 🇺🇸 (@iAnonPatriot) August 4, 2025

She cites a Washington Post "Style" article from 2023 called, "In the world of sexual fetishes, crossing the political aisle is a kink." Hallie Lieberman writes:

One member, a 34-year-old man who lives in Peoria, Ariz., said he “was always drawn to submission [and] being dominated, being told what to do.”
The Democrat, who works in the auto-insurance industry, spoke on the condition of anonymity because he fears his family finding out about his fetish. He said he discovered political fetishes on a BDSM social media website a couple of years ago. “A lot of [the content] was liberals submitting to conservative Republicans or MAGA or being ‘red-pilled’ into supporting and worshiping Trump,” he said.
He got turned on, and it surprised him because “before the Trump era started, I never once thought about politics as being sexualized,” he said. “Domination from a political party and a[n] ideology that I can’t tolerate, made it … way more of a turn-on.” In particular, he liked the fantasy of a dominant man stealing his wife from him.

"Don't trust your MAGA husband," this woman says, while overlaying an Atlantic headline reading, "The Great Manliness Flip-Flop."