i actually noticed the same thing in the streets of new york (compared to michigan) when i first moved here. noticing men check out the women walking down the street (maybe the difference here was the availibility to check out people walking down the sidewalk, because they do walk down the sidewalk in millions, versus the driving down the street in the rural and suburban parts of our country)
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RC
I have noticed the same thing in New York as well. Craig spends hours and hours watching women go by, then rises agape in the wake of those deemed more attractive than the rest.
[submitted on 26 Feb 03]
giarc
its almost worth saying i'm gay to rebut that comment
[submitted on 26 Feb 03]
That's what I don't understand about the whole "sexual harrassment" stuff. I mean, why to ask someboy out is "harrassment" as long as you don't make the other person to feel uncomfortable.
hey! i'm from argentina, and i have to say that is not quite true that here the fear of "what would she say" doesn't exist, women may seem to be more liberated, but all in all, men are the ones who must make the first move, as you say. i guess that in other countries it doesn't matter who makes the first mood. and about sexual arrasment, well, i've seen girls at work treated merely like objects, i mean, i like to flirt, of course, i'm used to that, but is not the same as treat them as a piece of beef.
jeremy, i'm in buenos aires, so if you want to talk a little, let's meet.
[submitted on 03 Mar 03]
Regards, [submitted on 01 Mar 03]
jeremy, i'm in buenos aires, so if you want to talk a little, let's meet. [submitted on 03 Mar 03]