slot game online Malaysia Comments on: so wait a few years and it will stop https://eurydice13.com/2014/07/so-wait-a-few-years-and-it-will-stop/ Research . UX . Design Thinking . Service Design . Product Management Fri, 13 Nov 2020 12:49:01 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.5 By: Gemma Thomson https://eurydice13.com/2014/07/so-wait-a-few-years-and-it-will-stop/comment-page-1/#comment-198 Fri, 04 Jul 2014 13:34:00 +0000 http://eurydice13.com/?p=3631#comment-198 Ugh – I hear of this happening all too often, and it always fills me with the deepest dread. I think I manage to dress strangely enough (or just look somehow too ‘other’, if you catch my drift) not to have ever attracted this sort of behaviour, but I recently had a particularly upbeat and optimistic mood almost ruined at a train station, from a man’s rather obvious up-and-down staring. I found myself so stunned by his action that I couldn’t manage to protest or call him out on it, but as ever it shouldn’t be my place to have to do that.

My theory is that there are certain people who don’t think common decency or common sense apply to them, and that although this can be expressed in many ways, the most obvious way for women to witness it is when it’s some sexually immature, straight man doing just this. The sad thing is that the logical solution would seem to be to call them out on this – to cause embarrassment – but when you have a couple of men like this together, metaphorically waving their prowess about, that has the potential to draw violent repercussions.

It’s likely I’ll spend my life struggling to work this one out, as although the motivations may be different there are parallels to be drawn between sexism like this, and casual homo/transphobia. Somehow these ignorant people disregard personhood in favour of objectification, and thus feel there’d be no consequence to their action.

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