TheRealCallie
Princess Pink Love
So helping someone carry something means you have to touch them? Um, no....Also, if you have to touch her to help, you could just simply ASK AND GET CONSENT. Not even sure why that post is even relevant.
Richard_39 said:Well, I just have to point out I haven't been harassed in over a decade.
I mean, call me a masochist, but I could do with some right about now, especially if she's single and looking for a long-term stable relationship.
SO harass away
kamya said:Richard_39 said:Well, I just have to point out I haven't been harassed in over a decade.
I mean, call me a masochist, but I could do with some right about now, especially if she's single and looking for a long-term stable relationship.
SO harass away
What if its some Large Marge type character doing the harassing?
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ardour said:A woman at the cash register recklessly brushed her hand against mine this morning whilst giving change for a soy flat white.
No consent sought. Can you believe that?!
M_also_lonely said:VanillaCreme said:It's not okay to touch anyone without consent.
Exactly my original point. Why try to be a white knight to save a person in trouble only to end up "harassing" or "molesting" them? Let them fall if they are falling, or ask for their permission. do you really want to do inappropriate things by touching them without consent? No, offcourse no.
This is the reason why I said I would help a random woman on the street. Who knows if I end up touching them or casually looking at them while helping them.!!!
"Being a woman doesn't mean it's any more serious than when a guy is harassed."
THEORETICALLY, yes.
M_also_lonely said:TheRealCallie said:It has nothing to do with chivalry. It has to do with seeing a human being struggling and being a decent person about it. If you like them enough to say hi, you should help.... doesn't matter what gender the other person is. But yeah, I suppose HUMANITY is dead too in 2017
No. I am just preventing a harassment from happening. Its very humane to do so.
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I never talked about that article. I am quoting what the cops say.TheRealCallie said:Try reading and/or posting the actual article. THIS was an inappropriate situation, it was not warranted in any way, so of course he should be arrested. The guy wasn't trying to help her, he just wanted to cop a **** feel.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/pune/man-touches-widow-booked/articleshow/61871485.cms
Ugh, seems like I have to dumb everything down these days. Ok:TheRealCallie said:So helping someone carry something means you have to touch them?
TheRealCallie said:Why are men so embarrassed of tampons? If you buy them, it's a pretty fair chance everyone will know that you aren't getting them for yourself.
bleed_the_freak said:TheRealCallie said:Why are men so embarrassed of tampons? If you buy them, it's a pretty fair chance everyone will know that you aren't getting them for yourself.
I had to buy feminine hygiene products once. It was one of the most terrifying experiences of my life. Because no man belongs in the Vagina Aisle.
Xpendable said:It's like if a girl went to buy viagra for her bf.
TheRealCallie said:Why are men so embarrassed of tampons? If you buy them, it's a pretty fair chance everyone will know that you aren't getting them for yourself.
beautiful loser said:TheRealCallie said:Why are men so embarrassed of tampons? If you buy them, it's a pretty fair chance everyone will know that you aren't getting them for yourself.
I don't get it, either. I've done it several times in the past and would do it again. Just like holding her purse while she looks at clothing. I've seen some guys freak out about that. Grow a pair and stop thinking it's emasculating.
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