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[–]TBXGambit -28 ポイント-27 ポイント  (19子コメント)

Well since I saw the video in question I have thought about this a lot and watched further videos on both sides of the narrative and honestly my view on this is two sided. there is no question in my mind that cat calling happens i have personally seen it while walking with my female friends and there is not a question as to the fact that it shouldn't be happening.

that said from the other side of things i think there are a lot of issues particularly with the video itself and the way it was edited and this is the hang up for a lot of these guys. there are a few scenes particularly when a guy is just being friendly as in "hello" or "how are you" and that is not cat calling (obviously this depends on the way it is done) for perspective i am a big guy 6'4 and well for lack of a better term i am fat and i get harassed all the time like i cant even walk the half block to the corner store without being insulted or having stuff yelled at me. that said i grew up in a small town where everyone knows everyone and i grew up being taught to polite, opening doors for people, greeted pretty much everyone and since moving to the city i still do this i say hi to pretty much anyone who looks at me. man, woman, old, young, pretty or not it doesn't really matter its part of being nice to the people around you and i do feel like there are a few parts of the video where exactly this is happening and they are blanketing it as harassment and it really shouldn't be.

there was one particular part of the video that bothered me. the part where the fellow is walking beside her. from what they showed he was not checking her out. he was not talking or anything and keeping in mind this is a well populated street i think this is just paranoia. now when i am walking down the street i walk my own pace i don't care if someone is walking beside me or in front of me or behind me i am doing my own thing and personally i have experienced walking at night and seeing a girl in front of me speed up and obviously freaking out because i was walking the same way. as a guy what the heck am i supposed to do in this situation? stop and let her get far ahead? like that just as well be confirming her worries. do i call out to her "oh hey i am not gonna rape you or anything" that would be rightfully seen as insane. Too many women get freaked out by this and honestly it literally the same thing as clutching your purse when the black guy gets on your elevator... we notice this stuff and it honestly its insulting and upsetting... your paranoia is not me harassing you...

[–]foreverburning 35 ポイント36 ポイント  (15子コメント)

You're joking, right? He's walking RIGHT next to her. That's never necessary and makes me feel like you're going to try to mug or otherwise molest me. If you're passing me, pass.

[–]DerNeueGott 13 ポイント14 ポイント  (2子コメント)

Without knowing this guy I can promise you, it wasn't paranoia. NO ONE in a huge fast paced city like NY just walks beside someone coincidentally for that long. They were so close they looked like they were walking together on purpose. Again if you have never been there, people walk fast and with purpose. This video did not show a stranger doing his own thing. He would have been along his way or moved aside by another pedestrian a long time ago. It takes a conscious effort to stick to someone's side as a pedestrian in NY. You would know this if you've ever tried to walk beside friends or family in a city like NY.