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In reply to the discussion: women, please tell your experience. some men do not get it. 19, 10pm, college campus [View all]redqueen
(115,186 posts)131. Well at one point I did ask him, "So how is your wife?"
And I asked a few more questions about her, redirecting the conversations that way.
I'm such a wimp. My storming off? From the laundromat creeper? I had a big fake angry smile on my face. Polite as you please, but seething inside. I slammed my trunk shut though, and slammed my door and sped off. I doubt he even noticed.
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women, please tell your experience. some men do not get it. 19, 10pm, college campus [View all]
seabeyond
Aug 2012
OP
The latest one... the guy that lives in this complex... I made the mistake of speaking to him.
redqueen
Aug 2012
#5
ya ya ya. lol. i got that one. my fav is going from virgin, to lesbian, to slut all in a moment
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#13
actually this scenario feels more like the "nice" guy thing. but i am nice. in reality
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#33
i think you gave an example of objectifying. to not see the woman as a person
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#47
you are taking objectification way to literally. it would be the man sees the woman on the "tool"
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#77
showing overt sexuality automatically score below zero in status with some people, male or female,
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#96
It's happening to men more, because men are now increasingly portrayed as sex objects as well.
redqueen
Aug 2012
#102
The National Organization for Women has been trying to raise awareness on this issue for years.
redqueen
Aug 2012
#135
The argument put forth was that if a man talks to a woman, he can't be objectifying her,
redqueen
Aug 2012
#142
side of the brain as tool, to "be used" not a thing. we probably need ot be more clear so a man is
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#144
yes. i am assuming casey is explaining yet not validating and that it is SOME men. cause it
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#42
Yeah, definitely not all men (it's so annoying having to constantly reaffirm we're not man-haters)
redqueen
Aug 2012
#44
for me this is the flip side of the coin. this is when MEN declare ALL men because it works for them
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#48
"heterosexual males are more on the same wavelength. The physical features desired ...
redqueen
Aug 2012
#37
Guys have 'generally' desired different features based on the fashion of the times.
redqueen
Aug 2012
#74
when we were gorillas way back when, the BUTT, had everything to do with it. so evo had to create
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#76
I tried and completely failed to get some of this across over in the men's group
Warren Stupidity
Aug 2012
#8
appreciate it. it really is pretty well known, so i was surprised to hear anyone come across
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#10
pretty girls in high school were so mean to them... and all the geek girls saying 'hey guys?
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#51
very good. i forgot. so when men say it is just the way they are, it is bullshit. it is created
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#50
i am so with you on this post. watching daily show the other night. some athlete had an erection
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#91
i just made sure i walked out with someone and parked in the closer lots. i was a swimmer so would
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#28
this is sad, that you would refuse to try to understand where a womans sense of danger may play
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#53
it has to be done purposely or so programmed with entitlement and privilege that there is just the
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#56
hey, that was quite a while ago and giving a heads up pertaining to a thread of men not understandin
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#58
i certainly thought that. i have had food for thought though. it seems an autoreaction to what is
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#99
Is it really so difficult to understand the difference between treating someone like a person,
redqueen
Aug 2012
#54
what would happen, god forbid, if you actually listened. maybe even googled women safety and see
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#60
hey... i love this post. i think if given a chance you would find MOST ALL of us on mens side.
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#64
the thing is, i am a very friendly person and chat with everyone in public and not really
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#66
that is why i will take on girls and women, too. for them to own theirs. you are right on redq
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#69
My experience is that being a single guy is one of the easiest of all the human experiences
LanternWaste
May 2013
#145
there are men that purposely work on making women uncomfortable. look him in the eye, and say WHAT?
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#117
do it a couple times. gets easy. especially if there are others in the elevator. he is COUNTING
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#122
It sounds like he's off some sort of medication he should be taking
ProudToBeBlueInRhody
Aug 2012
#136
and most all of us women have experienced men that think they can say whatever the fuck they want
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#137
Could be. Could be a head injury, those can also radically change a personality.
redqueen
Aug 2012
#143
one has to figure it out. i guess i figure the odds is not in favor of a beating and yes public,
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#123
but that has to be stopped. and the only way is to let him know it is not acceptable.
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#129
guys out there who get a woodie from watching women's discomfort in these situations.
seabeyond
Aug 2012
#130