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I hate men like you. I can't even go for a long walk without being approached by men-- most of which have no social skills or politeness whatsoever. And quite frankly, scare me. What makes you think that honking at a woman is okay? Worst I've gotten was a man shouting at me as I walked past a gas station as he was filling up his car. Did he actually expect me to walk over and say "Sure! I'd love to go out with you!" Or even better, while in Japan a man practically stalked me in the train station, followed me around and kept trying to start a conversation with me AS I WAS TALKING ON THE PHONE. Rude much? If gentlemen still exist, I have yet to see them. YDI
Your so hot! Me love you long time! Seriously, you sound a little selfcentered I mean come on, you make it sound like you're a bloody celebrity being stalked by paparazzi
I'm not self-centered; I'm not asking for attention. As a matter of fact I hate it. Not only is it rude but it makes me feel like an object. As a woman, self-esteem is a good thing. And since you mentioned it, there was actually one situation in which someone took my picture. I was on an airplane and as I was walking back to my seat from the bathroom someone took my picture. How do I know? Out of boredom I was staring at someones iPhone screen a few seats in front of me. He was looking at a picture of a woman's chest. It took me a while before I noticed that it was my shirt. . . a blue shirt with monkeys. I freaked out and being my stupid self just stared at him rather than confront him. He was a 30-something business man. Got off the plane and talked to an airport cop-- he said that it wasn't against the law.
It's true, but hell I know I hate any kind of contact but when people take pictures of me I just glare, or try to ruin them some other way. I also like to poke holes in condoms in stores and call for pizza to random addresses. Why am I telling you this? Who knows, fact is I agree it's annoying for people to focus attention on you but **** it make it hard for them to enjoy looking at you.
haha cute. My brother asked me what I did. "I stared at him of course!" He died laughing. Wtf I don't even yell at shop owners who do me wrong.
Wow. Either that kid must've looked really "mature" for her age or you need to schedule a visit to your optometrist. Also, since your actions could be legally construed as "harassment," that would probably have been a foolish thing to do even if they weren't your neighbors, doofus.
Like many have said before, honking at any female who is out and about is NOT okay. (Unless on the very rare occasion you perhaps are trying to get her attention, but then again a car horn is for safety reasons not a way to say "hi"). Honestly it is one thing to check out a female running, it is another to be an obnoxious ass. Anyhow, I know, personally I tried working out and jogging outside, but chose to hit the gym instead after obnoxious asses such as you yelling crap and honking at me. Just a random thought, but if you were able to control your behavior and shut-up you might get a chance to check out more girls- the girls who didn't quit jogging outside because of such boorish behavior. YDI for being an ass to them, and apparently many other women too. Hope it was REALLY awkward for you, and karma is finally catching up to you.
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"Fun flirty reaction"? Are you sure they're not just flipping you off?
Now imagine you're a woman and you're walking alone or with a friend, and some bloke drives by you in his car and starts yelling at you. At best it's disgusting and at worst it's downright scary. Whether it's justified or not there's a lot of fear amongst women about being attacked or raped, have some sense and think about what you're doing.