Voice of Reason
Veteran
99.99999% of women are turned off by this behavior 
I would know

I would know

But this whole pretentious idea that men are out here doing things to women that women don't like or want..... this is going to spiral downward into a dark, dark hole that present society may never recover from
Never have asked for permission. And I refuse to start asking for permission to do such things that are common, it would only break the mood and feel more robotic.
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Just because something is common doesn't mean it's right. I can give you a run down of a lot of things that are or were common that you might not want to abide by.
A simple 'may I??" before you put your lips on someone else's body isn't going out of your way or fukking up the mood if you say it in the right way.
I'll let you do that. I am not going to be out here asking for permission every step of the interaction.
breh no lie, I was out in the street one day and this fat-thick girl (not skinny thick, fat thick) came over to me and unzipped my pants on a public street in broad daylight and started laughing with her friends about this.... and me and her had never really had a conversation before.
I saw her around from time to time, but never talked to her. She walked up to me unzipped my pants and walked away laughing.
Now of course, I don't consider myself a victim from this... but like I said, let's not pretend that chics ain't out here being forceful and aggressive too.
I get what you're saying, breh. I'm getting to the point too where I don't even want to discuss this with women.
If you don't fall in line with the status quo, then they want to start throwing labels at you. It's like how do I tell my FB friend who put that message up.... that well, ya know, there's a flip side to this.
It would be a waste of time. Wish i didn't have to see this stuff, but it's literally everywhere.
One good thing is.... I only see it online. I have yet to talk to a chic in person and she starts talking this "rape culture" foolishness, and that makes me hopeful. Seems to be more of an online culture thing, than anything else.... except from them hard-core feminists, and I don't know any of them in real life so![]()
there are serial sexual predators on both sides. Look at the teachers that's sexing the students. I hear more about female teachers getting caught up than male teachers this day
and I'm one of those ppl who don't really believe that a male high school student is a "victim" per se... but I admit, if I have a teenage son, I wouldn't want him in a position where his teacher is sexing him. It's wrong on so many levels
So before you throw on your cape, why don't you take a min and realize you're one of the folks that I'm talking about. You completely ignore the flip sides of these coins purposely.
Nowhere did I say that it was wrong to expose sexual predators. I said, I would like everyone to be honest about it. Right now, the conversation that's happening is not honest.
You got chics out here talking about a dude put his hand on their hip... okay, he shouldn't have done that cause he don't know you like that but be real and admit that if the dude was someone that you were attracted to, you would have no problem with it. Thats all I'm saying. Stop trying to make it seem like the situation where a dude makes the first move is something that should be attacked and demonized, cause like other brehs in this thread have said... no woman really wants a man to stop making the first move.
They just don't want the first move to be made by a man that they ain't feeling like that. But if they're feeling you, they'll let you make the first move and many moves after that.
You would know that if you weren't a coli virgin. Get off the internet and go socialize, boy. You might learn something about basic human behavior![]()
Isn't that one of those things you just have to have a feel for? Like before you touch or initiate something with a chick