Austin Gunter explains how the media’s portrayal of women’s bodies may not be purposeful objectification, but a result of a natural tendency on behalf of both
About Austin Gunter
Austin Gunter is a 20something blogger at austingunter.com. Austin has had Rheumatoid Arthritis since age 13, and also spent time as Pick Up Artist in college. He's worked at startups since he graduated college with a degree in Rhetoric, and has made a career as a content marketer for tech companies. Austin drinks yerba maté, drives a convertible, and tweets at @austingunter. He works as the Brand Ambassador for WP Engine, developing brand and content strategy for their managed hosting platform. He wants to hear your story too.
Too Much Ado About Women’s Asses – Equity Doesn’t Enter Into the Picture
August 3, 2012 By 62 Comments
Mark Zuckerberg Has Got Nothing on the Entrepreneurs in the “Founders Club”
June 3, 2012 By 1 Comment
Austin Gunther talks about a group of entrepreneurs who told their stories and got vulnerable in a public forum. Kind of like Hemingway and Fitzgerald in Paris in the 1920’s.
Coming Clean About My Chronic Illness
April 30, 2012 By 5 Comments
“I think it may be time to bring my story of RA into my blog and my writing. It feels like the time has come to start embracing that saga.” – @austingunter
Having Work vs. Having a Job
April 6, 2012 By 3 Comments
Austin Gunther sees work as something that helps define him as a man. That’s quite different than “just a job.”
“These men did not expect to live, and now they are learning how to try and live again.”
This comment is by Adam McPhee on Kile Ozier’s post, “Good Grief”.