so far men should never flirt,talk to women who have had a drink never stand next to a woman on public transport don't talk interact with women in the workplace if men follow these basic rules to avoid been misinterpreted by women,how long before women start complaining about been ignored,not been chatted up in bars etc,etc
It's getting ridiculous. I think groping's frowned upon these days!
Rod Liddle said in The Sun yesterday that a lot of these women coming out with fairly trivial harassment claims, are actually undermining the 'genuine' ones.
He obviously means that someone touching your leg under the table isn't in the same as being raped, or made to perform a sex act.
It's getting ridiculous. I think groping's frowned upon these days!Rod Liddle said in The Sun yesterday that a lot of these women coming out with fairly trivial harassment claims, are actually undermining the 'genuine' ones. He obviously means that s
more worried about bumping into people on crowded public transport,making conversation etc,not worth any of it,women been brought up not to be able to tell the difference between a compliment,chat up line,etc,etc,its all best left alone
more worried about bumping into people on crowded public transport,making conversation etc,not worth any of it,women been brought up not to be able to tell the difference between a compliment,chat up line,etc,etc,its all best left alone
I hope so, because I would hate it if someone thought they could not have a laugh with me.
I admit to reporting crags again and again and again, but I think that any reasonable man would have understood my distress at constantly being called a man and more importantly a liar. He came onto almost every thread I was on being vile towards me. It got so that I didn't post very often. Come to think of it he called me a man and a liar so often that I did start to threaten to sue him, but not for sexual harassment.
You are joking I presume, GoOnThen? I hope so, because I would hate it if someone thought they could not have a laugh with me.I admit to reporting crags again and again and again, but I think that any reasonable man would have understood my distress