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In reply to the discussion: Can we stop slut-shaming and attacking the looks of women that we disagree with? [View all]progree
(13,058 posts)was seen as macho, "real man" etc. And if he "got it" by smooth talk and lies, as is usually the case, then too many see that as just "part of the game", rather than the reprehensible conduct that it really is.
But in judging politicians for office or people in official positions, the reverse is true, at least that's my impression. Its always zipper-shaming if a male, (and yes, almost always considered inappropriate or worse for a woman).
Anyway, for me, whether one's sexual conduct is harmful or not is not a gender issue for me, but rather a Golden Rule thing. Who is being harmed by questionable sexual conduct, especially where dishonesty / deceit is involved.
[font color = red]On Edit: knotches -> notches[/font]. Thanks MADem. It was Saturday knight, what d'ya expect?