Yet being apparently pseudo stalked on the internet warrants reporting.
Double standards PG.
pinkboy
Hidden camera reveals what it's like to walk through NYC as a man.
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Yet being apparently pseudo stalked on the internet warrants reporting.
Double standards PG.
pinkboy
ha ha, but not as creepy as your photo.
I absolutely agree that men should have the same family rights as women. I think in time it will happen, as men are now more involved in the raising of their children.
One of the ways to test whether something is <demographic> imbalanced is to reverse that demographic.
Not necessarily
The reality is that people are people, and everyone is different. In reality, I don't think it's that creepy.
That's right, let's keep it in perspective.
Twice this year I've been out at a pub for a function and had some random female grope my butt (I'm 39 FFS!). I suspect a female wouldn't like that so much but as a male it's supposed to be high fives and giggles all round.
I doubt you'd like it if this happened to your mother, sister, daughter, wife or g/f. As a matter of interest, did you like it when it happened to you? This was considered overly brazen behaviour in my day.
I am sure I am no different to many other women out there. It happened to me more times than I can count when I was in my prime. I would have strange men handing me phone numbers, groups of men following me in public. I can tell you hundreds of stories of men approaching me in one way or another and offering me things. And I'm sure it's happens to a lot of women.
And now it's happening to my daughter. In Paris she had strange men giving her their phone numbers. In Milan the traffic actually stopped. On a flight a boy fell asleep staring at her. Waiters would fall all over themselves to serve her. None of this bothered her. The difference is HOW it's done.
I see you've raised your little pink head to troll again.
True, but the difficulty being what someone is comfortable with can be subjective.
I do agree that following someone for minutes and getting in their personal space is not on. The woman in the NYC clip did put up with behaviour that no woman or man should have to put up with when going about their day.
Photo?
I agree that it can be subjective. As Berlina said, he didn't mind having his behind touched. It happened to me in Rome and I really hated it and found it offensive.
I think the bottom line is about who has the most power in the situation. For the most part, men have more power.
I think he raised a valid point - seems to be ok for females but not for males, why?
It's about the power imbalance.
Same thing was happening to one of our daughters who went on a con-tiki-Europe tour a short time back,she would send me all the pictures of her standing in various places but the people standing behind her and the way one reads faces became a bit of a worry,the only country that Men treated her well was Germany and England..
So women should get to submit 2 votes at the election then? Its about the power imbalance
The northern European countries are much more reserved. Spain, Italy and France the men are different--not worse, not better, just different.
I always laugh whenever feminists fall back on the 'women need special protections' argument when it suits them.
Women are either equal or their not. It's as simple as that.
I always laugh when someone tries to rationalise and justify his hatred for women.
In life we all have a cross to bear; no one comes through life unscathed.
However, the majority of us do not feel a compunction, and are not compelled, to share that dysfunction with the world and attempt to work through our 'mommie dearest' issues in full public view. Neither do we proselytise with that damaged view and parade it as fact.
For those with a damaged psyche: get some professional and private help, but please do not foist your bitterness and hatred on the rest of us.
Did I like it? Not especially, no. But then I wouldn't do it to someone else either.
I would say it's really inappropriate behaviour. I don't think it's fair that some women think it's ok to do it anymore than it's ok for any men to do it.
I also don't think stalking someone on the internet is ok and I find it creepy.
Glad to see you agree with me.
Is this a reference to you stalking guys in shopping centres?
Seems like there one finger pointing away but 3 poking back at yourself....
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