I think what most of us are referring to would be women who consider a cat call or unsolicited compliment to be harassment.

A catcall is definitely harassment. But how traumatic is some idiot whistling at you, really? An unsolicited compliment? I would suggest not acting as if a gift is a burden.

Obviously this place is almost all guys and this would be a better conversation if Boilermaker Rick hadn't run all the women off the board. But I'll ask the guys here, have you ever been rejected by a woman? #metoo. How did that feel? Do you think it was more or less traumatic than the time your wife's boss got drunk at the company Christmas party and drunkenly squeezed her ass?

A catcall is definitely harassment. But how traumatic is some idiot whistling at you, really? An unsolicited compliment? I would suggest not acting as if a gift is a burden.

Obviously this place is almost all guys and this would be a better conversation if Boilermaker Rick hadn't run all the women off the board. But I'll ask the guys here, have you ever been rejected by a woman? #metoo. How did that feel? Do you think it was more or less traumatic than the time your wife's boss got drunk at the company Christmas party and drunkenly squeezed her ass?

You may have hit on why Rick is a posting champion of woman in society as well as the biggest detractor of the JDC thread.

A catcall is definitely harassment. But how traumatic is some idiot whistling at you, really? An unsolicited compliment? I would suggest not acting as if a gift is a burden.

Obviously this place is almost all guys and this would be a better conversation if Boilermaker Rick hadn't run all the women off the board. But I'll ask the guys here, have you ever been rejected by a woman? #metoo. How did that feel? Do you think it was more or less traumatic than the time your wife's boss got drunk at the company Christmas party and drunkenly squeezed her ass?

I walked into a gas station a couple years ago, the lady behind the counter whistled at me and winked at me when i looked at her. I can join the movement since i was harassed as well. #metoo

Did.Not.Happen.

my wife is a #metoo but is not public about it. there wasn't rape but just inappropriate forced touching.

one time we were both walkign through the streets of chicago and in front of us were two girls. construction guys were setting up those walkway scafolding things and pulling poles off a truck as we walked by. one of those guys looked at them briefly, looked at us i nodded,he nodded. end of interaction. We had to listen to one of the girls in front of us talk about how incensed she was that she was RAPED with his eyes. and literally went on and on and on. once we sat down, i could tell my wife was ...something was up. she was a bit peaved at those girls and basically blamed that kind of behaviour on why more people don't take these things seriously.

my wife is a #metoo but is not public about it. there wasn't rape but just inappropriate forced touching.

My wife had a #metoo that she kept private. She was date raped about 10 years ago, but we ended up getting married so I think that's considered ok kinda like getting grandfathered out of something.

My wife had a #metoo that she kept private. She was date raped about 10 years ago, but we ended up getting married so I think that's considered ok kinda like getting grandfathered out of something.

I didn't know that a close buddy in college had a kid at the time. I met his son when has about two or three. I then said something like, "Wait, didn't did you say that your girlfriend graduated high school last year?" A moment paused and then I shouted, "Statutory!" He was embarrassed and nervous. It's OK because they got married as well and had another kid.

The son graduated college by now. I assume that he knows that his dad is a rapist.

does she watch Game of Thrones?


Not trying to be a dick but your suggestion of hypocrisy on Lena Headey's story struck me as pretty fucking crazy.

no my wife doesn't watch game of thrones. she began reading the books back in the mid 2000's. we both did and she was done after she felt like martin enjoyed writing rape scenes a bit too much.

pointing out the hypocrisy of not just women but also men who care so much about the allegations or they themselves have been victims but can't wait to get a role in "art" that basically peddles it as normal i certainly don't think is that "fucking crazy"

no my wife doesn't watch game of thrones. she began reading the books back in the mid 2000's. we both did and she was done after she felt like martin enjoyed writing rape scenes a bit too much.

pointing out the hypocrisy of not just women but also men who care so much about the allegations or they themselves have been victims but can't wait to get a role in "art" that basically peddles it as normal i certainly don't think is that "fucking crazy"

set in a far less evolved time (midievil)

I walked into a gas station a couple years ago, the lady behind the counter whistled at me and winked at me when i looked at her. I can join the movement since i was harassed as well. #metoo

When I was a year or two out of college our department went out for the department XMas party after work at a couple bars and a group of us ended up at a diner. A woman who was in my department, around 30 years old, started rubbing my thigh and told me that "we could have some fun together". She was a notorious partier. She bragged about dating some guy that was still in college. She kept a picture of the kid in her office.

I guess I was harassed. I didn't really think much of it other than it was a memorable story.

I can see her whispering in your ear: "I know Tony Eason well......very, very well."

Her twitter is locked, what happened?