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| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
Yes, I suppose you're right, I worded it wrong. What I was meaning to say was that the attitude wasn't accepted as a generalization about men (or women), and for the ones who did think that way, they were still bound by etiquette, morals, and other rules of social conduct.
Now all that's gone to the wind - since apparently it's "okay" for us to be panting dogs these days, it's hardly surprising that it happens and that it gets taken advantage of. |
i see what you are saying, but honestly it was just as bad. in fact i think the fcat that it was subversive behaviour made it all teh more titalating (see foucault's history of sexuality).
i don't think viewing it as guys being taken advantage of is entirely fair, most of the time they behave that way b/c they want something. and what about the women that don't egg them on and still get treated like a sex object at a club?
i just wish ppl trated eachother equally and w/ respect. I don't really belive in chivalry myself, just courteousness. I mean, if a guys is driving i would expect that he would unlock my door first, only b/c that is what i do for all my passengers.
and muff2k bought me a shot, i bought him one the next time i saw him at system. it's just reciprocating.
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