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How the heck is saying "Hello" harassment??!

Lorenzo

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Granted the MAJORITY of this vid is harassment. But some are just guys saying "Hi" in the hopes of possibly striking up a decent convo.

Do women not want to be approached at all? Then complain they can't find a man?

Other guys are just saying have a nice day.

 
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She does have a HUGE ass and not pretty at all.

Doubt I would whistle at her.
 
Pretty soon it is no more paid sex, no more asking ladies out, no more hitting on women, things are getting really bad for men in North America.
 
Yup, I get the look all the time when walking the street.

Me....walking minding my own business

SillyG.....He sweetcheecks, is that a big stick in your pocket or are you happy to see me??

Me....keep looking down and gingerly walk away

Amy.....Hi Maddie, wanna cum to my house and play

Me....quickly turn right and walk away

Sarah....Hi sexyman, want to see my bear photos....

Me....start whistling and pick up the pace

Melanie.....Hi Mr. Madman, I'm lost can you help me find my way...

Me... look around and change direction

Reverse....Hey sexy, I smell something and it's not arse, want to be my friend...

Me....yikes I feel a colonoscopy coming on.....

Tish....Hi , have you ever heard of a beach n blow big boy??

Me...is that a drink??

my point is I can relate with the buxom sexy jean wearing young lady....it's such a burden to be so damn sexy>.....
 
That was a dumb social experiment. Half the comments were just men being friendly. I saw her interview with Anderson Cooper after the video came out. She was basking in the attention.
 
I don't really understand people who take offence to cat-calling-get a thicker skin, a sense of humour and a more gracious attitude. While I agree that a good portion of that video involved harassment (the guy walking beside her was pretty creepy), in the grand scheme of the world's issues a woman being told she's beautiful by random people is not up there, in my opinion. I feel sympathetic towards those who are offended by this and hope that it doesn't cause them grief, but for myself it's not a blip on my radar. Granted, I certainly don't experience that level of cat-calling in my daily travels. It does objectify women, for sure. I'm not agreeing with the ideology.WWhether one chooses to let it bring them down is another matter. No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
 
I don't really understand people who take offence to cat-calling-get a thicker skin, a sense of humour and a more gracious attitude. While I agree that a good portion of that video involved harassment (the guy walking beside her was pretty creepy), in the grand scheme of the world's issues a woman being told she's beautiful by random people is not up there, in my opinion. I feel sympathetic towards those who are offended by this and hope that it doesn't cause them grief, but for myself it's not a blip on my radar. Granted, I certainly don't experience that level of cat-calling in my daily travels. It does objectify women, for sure. I'm not agreeing with the ideology.WWhether one chooses to let it bring them down is another matter. No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.

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