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10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman
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Hey its this guy. Got anymore pics of dead people covered in shit?
I didn't click your video because it tried to mislead me. How can it be 10 hours of walking if it is less than 2 minutes long? |
Wow, I can only imagine what an actual attractive woman has to go through .
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Feminists are funny ...
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I was hoping you weren't coming back. Fucking dick.
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As for the video - I guess African Americans are just very social people...
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Yeah that was terrible it must be really hard to get called beautiful all day
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The only thing impotent around here is your half-assed attempt to make a career as a photographer.
UTI, really? lol . |
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http://www.cancercare.ns.ca/site-cc/...olonoscopy.jpg http://livingsickdotcom.files.wordpr...copy.jpg?w=800 I love our conversations I want you to be around for a long time. Maybe you can visit me for Christmas one day. It beautiful here with all the snow. |
Not this piece of shit again. How many weeks will he last this time before another ban?
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i dont quite understand why its narrowly defined as a womens issue when most people in manhattan deal with harrassment. It comes from squeegee men washing your windows, dudes selling roses to cars stuck in traffic, street vendors pushing their garbage, drug dealers pushing oregano on suckers.
its more of attractive peoples burden than a womens issue. ask any hollywood star. :2 cents: |
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They did pick a girl with a phat azzs n big ole tittays wearing tight clothes.... What did they expect. |
Walking in new york as a man.
http://www.funnyordie.com/articles/e...n-nyc-as-a-man |
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Most are just friendly and making conversation. Not that bad if you ask me, just friendly;-)
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Wow, a woman in NY being harassed by minorities? No one could have seen that coming! Although, technically, that wasn't harassment, since harassment = catcalling + privilege, and minorities don't have privilege according to social justice warriors. Therefore, this liberal, white, privileged "victim" is not a victim at all.
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If she found that uneasy, she should try doing the same thing in Riyad, dressed like that.
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It doesn't matter what city in world there will always be tactless guys.
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It doesn't matter if it's nice or creepy....just imagine having people try to interact with you everywhere you go. Depending on who you are, that could be a living hell after a while.
Also, the weakest guy could probably have his way with a strong girl so it might feel a little threatening too. And when has that shit ever worked? Why keep doing the same shit over and over with the same result? The girl walking away from you. At that point you're just being an asshole. |
thanks for the propaganda.
This video is racist |
I don't see anything wrong with that video, just one semi-creepy guy walking beside the girl for a few minutes and even that's in a perfectly non-threatening manner.
Did I miss something? |
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There were 1 or two guys who followed her which was borderline harassment but I also didn't see anything else wrong. |
i see lots of hot women in the streets and have never seen one spoken to like that except once. and again, it was a "minority" doing it.
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Well, that was a long walk :upsidedow
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Time to hear the Reddit feminists
http://www.reddit.com/r/TwoXChromoso...nts_greetings/ Between the original video and the parody one, I see a lot of the same reactions, generally from men. "But that's not catcalling! Lots of people just wanted to say hi or good morning!" "She gets more compliments in 10 hours than I get all year." "How am I supposed to get to know someone if I can't even say hello?" "Ok, maybe being talked to is annoying, but come on...harassment?" and "Oh, yeah, it must be REALLY HARD being attractive." I get it. I understand that when you haven't experienced something, it's hard to understand. So I'd like to give to a brief explanation as to WHY it feels so awful to be shouted at every few minutes while you are just trying to exist in this world. Let's pretend you have something lots of people want. Maybe you're famous or rich or powerful. In fact, let's go with something lots of people on reddit understand: let's say you're a whiz at computers. You've always been great at them, and when you hit college you finally decided to make it your career. Of course, people know you're a whiz. When you were in high school, your parents always had you fix their computer, and maybe they made you go over to your grandparents house and teach them how to do simple stuff on it. It wasn't a big deal, and you liked using your skill to make other people happy. It made you feel good to be acknowledged for your talents, too. But as you've grown, your social circle has widened, and now that it's your career path, everyone knows that you're a whiz. And the requests start coming more often. Your friend thinks he has a virus. Your cousin who you never speak to is having an issue getting his printer to work. A facebook "friend" wants to make a wordpress site and heard you were good at that. Your brother in law just can't get his wireless router set up. It starts to really grate on you. You recognize a pattern...someone whom you don't talk to that often will send you text, email or facebook message, and it always starts off nicely with the "how are you"s, but within 3 or 4 minutes of small talk they will get to what they really want. You realize that the more you do for people, the more they want; and if you accommodate everyone, you would never have any time for yourself. So you decide to start being more assertive and tell people (nicely) "no." Well, that was a fucking mistake. There is now hostility in your family because no one can understand why you were so rude to Uncle Joe, it would have just taken you a half hour to set up his new monitor, why would you be such a dick about it? And now you've been unfriended on Facebook by several people, your boss is pissed and you're worried now about job prospects down the line. You obviously handled that poorly, you think. But you're still unwilling to spend 5-10 hours a week doing favors for people who seem pretty ungrateful, so you just change the way you deal with requests. You don't sign on to social media much anymore, and emails keep getting "lost." You try to ignore as many requests in as many ways as possible, thinking that if you don't say no, people won't get angry. Weeeeell, that was a lost cause. People are just as mad as before. In fact, it seems that the only thing that will make people happy is to do what they're asking...no one seems to care how this impacts you, because they just want what they want when they want it. This starts to color all of your other interactions. Now, every time an old friend randomly wants to reconnect with you, you get a knot in your stomach. You read emails knowing that at the end of all of the sucking up and small talk, there's a good chance for an ask at the end. And because you've had so many hostile reactions when you tried to stand up for yourself, all of these reactions are now colored with that. Maybe your old middle school crush really is just trying to say hi, but you've been through this before and you know the odds are on the fact that she wants something from you. This is now the way you look at most people. It wears you down. You don't understand why people can't respect your right to just be left alone, and why you can't find a space that is free from all the asks. You know your dread at seeing a simple facebook message seems unreasonable, but damn. If people only understood how many you get, and what it has led to. It's become a big thing in your life somehow, and you fucking hate it. Now, this little comparison isn't really the best, because it doesn't deal with the actual scary shit that women get constantly...being followed in the streets, sometimes with people in cars. A guy walking down the street and putting his arm around you while he starts a conversation. The touching. The slurs of "slut," "cunt," or "whore" when you ignore someone. The threats. The occasional actual violence. So yeah, I guess some people see someone saying, "Mmmmmm...good morning, mami!" as a nice greeting. But when it is constant, when it is colored with years of experience, when you JUST WANT TO WALK DOWN THE STREET AND LIVE YOUR LIFE....it is gross. So gross. Someone earlier mocked the fact that it was only 100 example of harassment in 600 minutes. When you have random strangers (an ALL men) talking to you every five minutes, when it seems like they all want something from you and there is no good way to respond to it, a simple twenty minute stroll just becomes exhausting. Sorry for the length of this, and I doubt anyone will read this novel I've just written, but I wanted to explain why this feels the way the way it does for people who simply can't sympathize. I hope this maybe helps a couple of people understand why even "innocent" interactions feel very charged for the women who experience them. |
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with the exception of the creepy follower and the idiot with the head band, NONE of them were out of line.
We have become so fucking PC these days, you can't tell a woman in an office she looks lice without having to deal with a harassment claim. Its sad |
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