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You just don't do it do you, it is harassment, these stupid suggestive comments are cringe worthy to listen to and intimidating for some women.
Mrs Neilios worked in a couple of bars whilst at uni and the caricature of the male letch at the bar is a truism. Me and a pal were once sat in our local and a bloke spent ages pestering this woman working behind the bar, in fact it was so bad we began openly laughing at his numerous failed attempts to engage with this girl who was quite clearly out of his league and very uncomfortable with his attention. The situation turned into a Mexican stand off, in the end we told him to go away, whilst roaring with laughter.
In my experience a woman will make it quite clear if she wishes to be intimate, whether it's a path worth pursuing especially with a work colleague is something both parties need to think about.
What's really amusing is yrs ago religion and civic society frowned upon this type of situation and relations between men and women where clearly defined. However, post sexual revolution we are now mired in constant moral dilemma of does he/she, what to say or do, with criminal law now being used as a tool to unwieldy adjudicate in these matters. The consequence being people are now being hung drawn and quartered in public by their own behaviour.
Will this bring people closer together, no it will just increase suspicion and mistrust, clumsy male entitlement is battling with feminism and the post modernist Marxist, this has even penetrated our intimate relationships rather than letting people deal with these situations themselves.
The proverbial Cats out of the bag now, society will now spend the next 100 yrs redefining and micro managing consent, behaviour and relationships, even speech, thought, looks and glances will be analysed to the nth degree. |
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Author: tausifs
26-11-2019 02:42:08