Look at the reply above yours apparently we should just let it go since we're not being raped. It doesn't matter if it makes you feel uncomfortable we just have to accept it because it's just "men being men".
the next replies will be "appreciate it now because men won't always harass you" "why don't men go to different countries and leave American women alone" basically anything that will make us feel bad for not wanting to be harassed.
Dont worry young harassee, it gets better with time. You'll see, 10 years from now men will treat you like your invisible.You That Dense?
Next time you address my quote, quote me in it.Look at the reply above yours apparently we should just let it go since we're not being raped. It doesn't matter if it makes you feel uncomfortable we just have to accept it because it's just "men being men".
the next replies will be "appreciate it now because men won't always harass you" "why don't men go to different countries and leave American women alone" basically anything that will make us feel bad for not wanting to be harassed.
dat silly bytch a be the same one cryin about "men just dont notice me" if everybody acted oblivious to her every day.
It would happen anywhere. It's not the location.
Have you read some of the things people say around here? Yeah..... Especially the first situation. Seems harmless to ask for someone for a number but if I've already said no once, what makes you think that seeing you running after me from my peripheral is going to make me say yes? I don't get the logic behind that.
Because in your response to her, you misrepresented what my quote was when you referenced it.uh why would I quote you if I'm not talking to you?
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