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Originally Posted by deathgirl
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women worldwide generally feel this perpetual alertness/uncertainty 90% of the time, every place we go, because most men are naturally perves and it's not always easy to tell apart appreciative glances from sex-starved ganders by potential rapists.
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That's a legit concern... If the places in question fall in the line of daycares, post-offices, and church bake sales. If I was a woman I too would be put off by unwarranted sexual advances in the general public.
However, all of this is thrown out the window including your alertness and uncertainty when you go to let's say a club? Cause anytime I've been to a bomb ass dive I'm not the one grinding my junk up on several strangers.
The real complaint here is "I'm a woman, I don't want to be objectified as some sex object" but women on the regular place their vagina on a pedestal and throw their gender out in the open far more than men do, in a sense you objectify yourselves and become quite shocked when *gasp* men look at you sexually.
The following women are empowered and don't want to be objectified:
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Now I'll stop objectifying when women start doing the waltz over shaking their ass, getting breast implants for the sole purpose of vanity, and not roll into the clubs in packs and fingerbanging each other to bad house music so the frat guys will say "ayyooooo!"