It's never been so dangerous to be a man.You basically have to keep miles away from children who are not yours or women who are not your partners to escape any false accusations.Having said you also have to be very careful around your partner.The rules are being changed constantly in favour of women whether that is to make cases of rape or sexual assault/harassment easy to convict or laws for women's right's.Women fight for their right's.They march and protest constantly whilst we sit on our backsides.They want equality when it suits as we all know.It will get worse.Personally if I had a job for a large organisation which employed many women I would either leave or be very very careful around them.
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[NSC] Ladies First - Sexist Slur??
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alfredmizen
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- Mar 11, 2015
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My bird is "fiercely independent" so she says , funnily enough not when a waiter brings the bill or there are heavy cases to carry.
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
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We are heading towards a sanitised society. You can’t debate anymore, as debate often offends, previously it was through debate you learnt, educated, informed and challenged, it WAS an art form and embraced.
Young men and women won’t have that “chance encounter” as we move towards a London Tube style of society, keep your head down, mind your own business and don’t engage with anyone else.
Young men and women won’t have that “chance encounter” as we move towards a London Tube style of society, keep your head down, mind your own business and don’t engage with anyone else.
alfredmizen
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pregnant women , and old people are.the only people ill give my seat up.for .
cheshunt seagull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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I tend to hold the door open for everyone unless I am somewhere very crowded with a constant stream of people. Can't say that I ever think about gender when I am doing it but I am conscious of going to greater lengths if someone is less mobile, has heavy bags etc. I have a colleague who makes a great play of opening doors and saying 'after you; with a wave of the hand for any young woman in the office. This goes along with hovering around any new female starter and almost rubbing his legs Vic Reeves-style when talking to them. His overall behaviour is a bit creepy.
alfredmizen
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ive seen parents with 10.year olds try and.take.advantage of this.rule , being me i akways heve to say something
alfredmizen
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spot on
sydney
tinky ****in winky
peopler are far too precious these days , and as usual it's the squeakiest wheels that normally get the oil .....i thank god i work in the construction industry where the "emerging issues" are less prevalent than an office or shop situation , my wife is a nurse and the politics sounds like it's sickening .....new grads seem to label being told that they are not performing adequately as bullying and if they don't get the shifts they want they are straight of to HR to make a complaint......the age of entitlement , my cousins daughter was round today with her 27 month old kid ....her favourite xmas present was a samsung tablet......not even 2 and a half yet , what the **** is wrong with these people ...??
- Apr 5, 2014
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You were dumped this week weren't you ?
By the way, my office is 75% female. It's not a concern. You see, I don't think of them as the enemy.
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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Militant feminists are the worst, they want to be treated equal as long as we open doors, give up seats, pay for everything and don't call them luv.
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topbanana36
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**** it I say. If the titanic was sinking today each for there own and we would see who would come out on top
Technohead
Active member
This. If I was to say "Ladies first" whilst doing it I would quite well expect a punch in the face for my efforts ..... it really is a very patronising thing to say. However, muttering "shit before shovel" under your breath is perfectly acceptable.
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Live by the sea
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- Oct 21, 2016
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Some women just don’t act like ladies anymore. Our society has gone backwards in this respect. I don’t want women to act like blokes.
Bwian
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- Jul 14, 2003
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I consider myself to be quite well mannered and considerate: previously opening doors for women, the elderly, etc. Nowadays the elderly or infirm will get the door held open for them. The new feminist inspired Ms Angry can open the bloody door themselves. If I arrive at a door first I'm going through first. I won't let the door slam into the person behind me but old fashioned chivalry is long dead thanks to the attitudes of modern feminists who wouldn't know manners if they hit them in their bollocks.
Same to giving up seats-you want equality...
Same to giving up seats-you want equality...
Aveacarlin'
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- Jul 5, 2011
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Lolz. On a similar note, I always hold the door open for women. Is that considered sexist too?
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Bwian
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- Jul 14, 2003
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Depends on the age of the woman I believe.
Aveacarlin'
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Interesting. What's the cut off before it is considered sexist?
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