Yet women think it's totally fine when they scream and cat call and follow a celebrity hunk they obsess over.
No, but being polite does.
You guys think this is all jokes. I wonder how you'd react if your daughter was approached by someone who was being inappropriate. This is not about being upset that men want to talk to you...its about wanting to be respected when they do try and talk to you. There is a way to approach someone and strike up a conversation without saying anything about having a nice ass or starting off the conversation by asking for a phone number.
My illiteracy hasn't stopped me thus far.Alky said:As a future educator, I'd think you'd have better post spelling.
Can we address the things that are on everyone's mind?
1) Why does this girl look pissed off? Why does it look like she's struggling with walking? It doesn't look natural at all.
2) She doesn't exactly look good.
3) Self promotion for her modeling profile?
4) I think this experiment doesn't really speak for feminism. Nothing was learnt that we didn't already know. We do know now however, that you have to be a model male to get harassed whereas you can be pretty damn plain looking to get harassed as a woman. Not sure that's the message that this video meant to convey.