They have completely missed the point.
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Obviously I read the article. I think most women understand the difference between sexual harassment and “clumsy flirting”. And the vast number of victims of the former remain silent in fear of people thinking they’re complaining about incessant or unwanted flirting.
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If a handsome guy talks to a woman is flirting. If an ugly guy talks to a woman is harassment. Pretty clear to me.
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That's France. Everyone is brought up with a sense of decorum. In America, they can't even spell it

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France. The country where middle-age men can date 14 year old girls and no one bats an eyelid... not sure the word for that is decorum.
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Hey.......that happens in Alabama also
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That is just plain shameful. I am French and believe me when I say we do NOT share this perspective. If men (and some women apparently) can't tell the difference between flirting and harassing, they are idiots. Flirting should be enjoyable for both parties, it's not unilateral.
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Catherine Deneuve & co seem to believe the
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I be honest, who has time for that shit? If I were a guy, if a girl plays hard to get, I'd move on. If ppl are interested why don't they just say it. Playing "hard to get" is so ridiculous to me. Showing interest doesn't mean being easy, no need to jump in bed on the 1st night...
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And being inelegant or even rude isn't a crime. But now men aren't sure whether to defend "a woman's honor" because he's likely to be smeared as patriarchal or misogynistic himself for coming to her aid. I wish I was joking.
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Alas you are quite right. That's where society is at now. No-one dares to do anything bc they fear being judged. My "honor" doesn't need to be defended, it's badly phrased, but as a Human, if someone does or say sth that makes me feel unsafe, I would appreciate any help.
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And as a Human, I will try to help if I see another Human in a difficult situation. I have done it before and I won't hesitate to do it again. I know some over-zealous "feminists" (I wouldn't call them like that...) reject any masculine help, but they are missing the point.
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Catherine Deneuve has a point. The
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As a man now im not sure when one z offending a woman. Otherwise going by the movement's drive people will never get married.
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If you think not respecting "no" or making a person accept your advances as part of their job description is what leads to marriage then I assure you "Me Too" is not why you're not married.
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Don't "gamble" asking out women you work with. That's not why either of you are at work. And the Freudian slip of "hustle" for "hassle" here is priceless.
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We'll risk it and or just continue to ask out the people the we'd like to be dating ourselves.
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Cool! We can trade pinterest recipes and girl talk about all the awesome times we maintained our dignity by refusing do things with men that we didn't want to!
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