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| 1 | Yes because all straight men keep on perusing after being turned down once /sHey it’s me a real living woman. When discussing violence against women, the voice of victims is generally more important yes. You actually seem super offended which is kind of funny given all I told you was a personal experience and told you to talk to women you knew. I don’t see anywhere that I said there was thousands of studies proving you wrong, just simply trying to voice the opinion of a woman who literally has experienced what you are arguing. Your source was an informational handout fro… | /r/MensRights | 11/09/19 12:00 AM |
| 1 | Yes because all straight men keep on perusing after being turned down once /sYes I agree with you! I definitely would say the majority of guys are pretty respectful. And you’re right in saying that girls who want to play that game are part of the problem, not sure what the solution is there honestly but I do hope it’s something that can change both ways in the future with more education! | /r/MensRights | 10/09/19 11:20 PM |
| 1 | Yes because all straight men keep on perusing after being turned down once /sI mean, anecdotal evidence is still evidence. I don’t entirely know how a study could ever be done about that because it would all completely rely on anecdotal evidence and anyone on the opposing side would immediately say that doesn’t count anyway. Not every woman has that experience but I know quite a few with a similar experience or at the very least a valid fear of that happened. Maybe talking to some of the women in your life if they would feel comfortable saying no to a stranger that can p… | /r/MensRights | 10/09/19 09:34 PM |
| -7 | Yes because all straight men keep on perusing after being turned down once /sI don’t know how I ended up on this post and honestly I know this is a lost cause, but as a woman, I have said straight up ‘no’ to many men and then been relentlessly harassed or followed until I left the bar. Often women don’t blatantly say no because there is a chance that can lead to an escalation of aggression. Of course not every man is like this, but personally I’d rather take my chances than be killed in a parking lot because I told a guy I didn’t want to go home with him. Just something … | /r/MensRights | 10/09/19 09:27 PM |
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