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Originally Posted by robertpolyglot
Several:
(1) In a school or social setting, I have seen girls/women be totally nasty and disdainful to guys who asked them out. A guy who is "hit on" and is not interested tactfully worms his way out of it to not hurt a woman's feelings.
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Maybe she's a b itch, maybe she was having a bad day. Maybe she got bad news... There could be a multitude of reasons....
Just as some women aren't bitchy in this situation, I'm sure some men have put women down when they've been hit on....
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Originally Posted by robertpolyglot
(2) In a work setting, "male feminist" types champion girls/women that shouldn't be championed - they "daddy" them, and they have bolted for other employers or left to start families, while guys starting out have to slog it through. In most cases, these women were not the type the entity should have been "investing" in, and it was more about their "eye candy" value.
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Hmm I never thought that had anything to do with male feminist types, championing women, more to do with crusty old men wanting to keep their eyelash batting, short skirt wearing eye candy around... And yes I've seen that.
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Originally Posted by robertpolyglot
If I see situation (1) occurring near me, I will let them hear what I think. Now that's not supposed to happen, is it? I was recently in Venice (the real one), and this one American chick was being a total biotch to someone because she expected to find America or something, and, observing this nearby, the last thing she expected is an American to rip her a new one while explaining to the Italian person waiting on her that this d-b was the quintessential "ugly American."
Essentially, a list about as long as half my arm.
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There's a fake Venice ??!
There will always be rude people of both genders...
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