10 hours of walking in NYC as a woman

[Remote]

And by the way...

A lot of that shyt wasn't even bad.
Most of it was just "hey beautiful"...which...if you think that's harassment, your mind is warped as fukk.

I will admit that the guy who walked next to her for 4 minutes was creepy as fukk, and that is a valid complaint.

But you condense 10 "Hey beautifuls" into 2 minutes that happened over the course of 10 hours is ridiculous.

 

[Poitier]

Men don't deal with this shyt day in and day out so yes.

How would you know?

I don't know your experience as a woman and you don't know mine.

 

[iBrowse]

Some of the responses in here

 

[The Goodz]

i wonder how dudes would act if they were in ATL and having fags out the woodwork trying to holla on the streets

 

[Czerka]

How would you know?

I don't know your experience as a woman and you don't know mine.

what kind of harrassment do you face on the street, other than hobos and nonprofit workers?

 

[iBrowse]

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.

You called it

 

[Fart Knocker]

Most of the men were black or Latino and these are the men these laws will largely target.

In

this.

 

[Poitier]

I will admit that the guy who walked next to her for 4 minutes was creepy as fukk

We don't even know context.

It isn't unusual to be walking next to someone in Manhattan.

Did he run up to her? Did they enter the street at same time?

I've seen Cacs do this same victim shyt if Blacks are walking next to or behind them.

 

[Tommy Knocks]

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.

nikka shut up aint nobody whistling at you, they prolly calling you a bedwench while you dip around in your monte carlo w/ your cac.

 

[YouMadd?]

Some harassment exists, ladies.
We get that.

But stop acting like you're being raped just because guys are hitting on you.
That's just a reality of fukking life. If you're attractive, men are going to say things to you.

Lord knows you chics don't ever say a fukking thing to men that you like.

Imagine... The same thing happening to you in the video.... But only with gay males.... You just going to "get over it"?

 

[Canon]

i wish we could put a curse on these chicks and make them forever alone

 

[September]

How would you know?

I don't know your experience as a woman and you don't know mine.

You're being purposefully obtuse. Should I have said in general then? Do you really know a man that deals with this stuff all the time? We're not talking random subway bums that bother everyone, from men to women to children nor are we talking about the Jehovah's Witnesses that don't leave anyone alone. We're talking about normal everyday people. If you do know of a guys who goes through this, what does he do? Does he ignore it? Smiles back? Says hi to everyone that approaches him? I'm curious.

 

[Poitier]

what kind of harrassment do you face on the street, other than hobos and nonprofit workers?

Why are you throwing out qualifiers?

 

[Canon]

Imagine... The same thing happening to you in the video.... But only with gay males.... You just going to "get over it"?

yup

 

[HoustonHeat]

I hope all of the men who are invalidating the discomfort from street harassment (saying "It isn't that bad, get over it") would be OK receiving the same attention from gay men. Cause that's how constant unwanted male gaze can feel to a lot of women.