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Theodosia 1 month ago
I was 23, my landlord, woman at 30 once offered sex. I rejected this and she kicked me out. When women say men are carnivores and women are victims - don't let them fool you - they are the same carnivores. Not all, less part, but the same as men.
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Cleatus 1 month ago
#10 - "a perch for 8 golden eagles” 
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Retta 1 month ago
What is "hilariously confusing" about women acting like it's adorable to treat males like objects? Disgusting is disgusting.
If a woman thinks she's being cute by groping a strange man, the proper response is "Don't put your hands on me." If her actions would be considered harassment when done by a man, TELL HER THAT in no uncertain terms. The next step is complaining, in writing. to her supervisor/Human Resources.
This cr#p continues primarily because men allow it to pass without complaint.
Speak Up.
If a woman thinks she's being cute by groping a strange man, the proper response is "Don't put your hands on me." If her actions would be considered harassment when done by a man, TELL HER THAT in no uncertain terms. The next step is complaining, in writing. to her supervisor/Human Resources.
This cr#p continues primarily because men allow it to pass without complaint.
Speak Up.
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Retta 1 month ago
Retta,
By the way, I'm almost 80 years old and it still happens - once.
Getting called on it breaks them of it rapidly.
By the way, I'm almost 80 years old and it still happens - once.
Getting called on it breaks them of it rapidly.
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Roxie 1 month ago
Retta,
Only one comment has ever gotten to me, and I’ve gotten many comments and been groped. I’ve always taken it as either a compliment or an opening depending on the woman. The point, however, is that they shouldn’t be doing it if they don’t want it done to them.
Only one comment has ever gotten to me, and I’ve gotten many comments and been groped. I’ve always taken it as either a compliment or an opening depending on the woman. The point, however, is that they shouldn’t be doing it if they don’t want it done to them.
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Irv 1 month ago
#3 Well, maybe if you didn't look like a bigger, uglier version of Danny Trejo, you wouldn't get asked that question as much. 
#14 Only a cheap, skanky hooker would ask such a rude question. Trust me...I know.
#14 Only a cheap, skanky hooker would ask such a rude question. Trust me...I know.
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Roxie 1 month ago
#14 I couldn’t get it up one time, and the girl asked “what are you, gay?” I told no, it was just her. It was probably fifth of vodka I’d had, but that’s an f’d up thing to ask a guy during a sad moment.
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Cassie 1 month ago
Roxie, you are gay, stop lying.
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Roxie 1 month ago
#12 You always go as far as she wants to, sweetly drop her off, and then ghost her into oblivion. Remember, if she wants to bone and you reject her, she may be crazy enough to follow through with the scenario.
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Virdie 1 month ago
As a human, and female, I am just as abhorred by this. It sounds like my sister, who is an ex hotel protitute/stripper, who has "no filter" and no one wants to associate with her, even her three ex-"husbands" (don't even know if she actually married two of them), and chronically lies and says horrible things about "men".
If a woman thinks she's being cute by groping a strange man, the proper response is "Don't put your hands on me." If her actions would be considered harassment when done by a man, TELL HER THAT in no uncertain terms. The next step is complaining, in writing. to her supervisor/Human Resources.
This cr#p continues primarily because men allow it to pass without complaint.
Speak Up.
By the way, I'm almost 80 years old and it still happens - once.
Getting called on it breaks them of it rapidly.
Only one comment has ever gotten to me, and I’ve gotten many comments and been groped. I’ve always taken it as either a compliment or an opening depending on the woman. The point, however, is that they shouldn’t be doing it if they don’t want it done to them.
#14 Only a cheap, skanky hooker would ask such a rude question. Trust me...I know.