Some guys at my old work did the same, in full view of the wider team as well. So casual and no one ever told them to get a grip. So immediately you had women being judged on their perceived attractiveness before they'd even stepped foot in the office.I agree completely. I popped into the office the other day and a guy I thought was a good one was looking at the FB profiles of women coming to interview later that day and 'rating their tits' with the guy sat next to him. As you say, it's everywhere.
Yeah, the glee they express at the idea of being catcalled makes me feel ill. Like most women I've been regularly catcalled since the age of 13 and never once felt validated in my looks or femininity- it's grim and demeaning and makes you so uncomfortable. To reduce it to a "fun" thing is so offensiveI find it so fascinating when trans people (especially trans women) find validation in comments that biological women would actually find disturbing/creepy/inappropriate. I would hate for a random man to speak to me like this and refer to me as a “pretty young lady” but this person seems to be lapping it up
Ha, like this even ever happened. Just a weird AGP fantasy.I find it so fascinating when trans people (especially trans women) find validation in comments that biological women would actually find disturbing/creepy/inappropriate. I would hate for a random man to speak to me like this and refer to me as a “pretty young lady” but this person seems to be lapping it up
its because having not grown up female they are not scared of men and what comments like this can end up inI find it so fascinating when trans people (especially trans women) find validation in comments that biological women would actually find disturbing/creepy/inappropriate. I would hate for a random man to speak to me like this and refer to me as a “pretty young lady” but this person seems to be lapping it up
I don’t get the video??yep.. incredible isn't it.. I just don't think it'd appropriate at all and how is someone who is a biological male with male hormones, brain & body chemistry and male body parts in a position to put something like this out?
creepy AF as well tbh
Such a good point.its because having not grown up female they are not scared of men and what comments like this can end up in
The poly lifestyle is so trendy atm but I find it hard to believe that many of the proponents aren’t fucked up people with fucked up boundaries.If any are happy poly and works for you it's grand it's just the bitching i'm laughing at.
It infuriates me that so many men just can’t accept that their fellow men do appalling things to women. Why do they always have to DARVO things by trying claim that women do it too?We had a bit of an argument the other day as I talked about men spiking drinks and he said, ‘Or women to men?’ I just thought, what am I DOING here?! Sorry, rant over!
Yeah, every guy they encountered wanted something from them. And that perve wanking on the subway. Was very good at showing what teenage girls go throughHello..very new to tattle. Been enjoying lurking in these threads though. Been great to see some honest debate. Anyway, has anyone here watched the film "Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always"? It's pretty distressing, but it does a good job of highlighting what women have to deal with, big and small. (There was a scene where the two girls get on the bus, followed closely by a young man. You know immediately he will sit next to them and try to talk to them. And he does. Even though they are clearly being distant with him in response he just keeps on going. Who can't relate to that casual invasion of personal space? And it shouldn't be like that.) So sad that women have to put up with stuff like this even in a first world country
I bled through my jeans yesterday (33) fortunatly I was volunteering at a female only club and was able to call a female adult to find me some extra pads and get sorted. They don’t have a clue, or just have “gender envy”The comment section of this one riled me.
When did it become okay to make jokes about something that actually can be pretty horrific for those that actually experience it. Ms Trunchbull here will never know the embarrassment of bleeding through your jeans at 13 In front of teenage boys.
Why is it okay for trans people to talk over womens experiences in this way? If I, as a white woman, made a similar joke about the experiences of POC it would not be okay.
I’m glad someone was able to help you out! I just don’t get why we’re expected to play along with their little fantasies.I bled through my jeans yesterday (33) fortunatly I was volunteering at a female only club and was able to call a female adult to find me some extra pads and get sorted. They don’t have a clue, or just have “gender envy”
I find it so fascinating when trans people (especially trans women) find validation in comments that biological women would actually find disturbing/creepy/inappropriate. I would hate for a random man to speak to me like this and refer to me as a “pretty young lady” but this person seems to be lapping it up
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