Sexism - in action

[TheFaQQer]

Because most men are stupid is the obvious answer

"She smiled at me, I might have a chance" is going through their head. Seriously.

This.

For the same reason that a male driver trying to get out a junction will struggle to get out into a stream of traffic, but a pretty girl who smiles sweetly will get out quickly. Because she might just pull over into the next lay by and say thank you with a quickie.

[Old Hack]

What? Perhaps your wife really is v pretty and it played a part in her working life, but I genuinely have no idea how being pretty or desirable would make my working life easier.

Well, she is, but that's not the issue. The issue at hand, is whether or not being pretty helps smooth the cogs, and in my wifes case, it did, and she played on it. It worked for her, heaps, but whether or not it helped woman kind is my point, for I think it doesn't.

[Old Hack]

A while back, I motioned that it would be impossible for males and females to be great friends, straight out of the box, as such, for at one point, when they met, the male would have wondered if he stood a chance, or he'd have made a decision, conscious or not, whether he'd like, want, to have sex with her.

Friendship would only come as a second idea. I do not think I have met a man whose first thought, on meeting a woman, was I could be great friends with this woman*.















* Unless, of course, they are gay.

[Mich the Tester]

This.

For the same reason that a male driver trying to get out a junction will struggle to get out into a stream of traffic, but a pretty girl who smiles sweetly will get out quickly. Because she might just pull over into the next lay by and say thank you with a quickie.

I tend to think the people who don't let anyone in are pent up frustrated middle managers who need to feel a sense of control to compensate their failing 'careers' and disappointing sex life.

[Ticktock]

I do not think I have met a man whose first thought, on meeting a woman, was I could be great friends with this woman*.

To be fair, my first thought on meeting anyone, man or woman, is never "I could be great friends with this person".

I have my initial reaction of "Will I be able to tolerate this person". Sure, some may become friends later, but a great many will simply become acquaintances that I get on with alright, and some will be come "That that I can't stand".

[Zippy]

Start calling him "tiny" instead.

If he keeps talking to your breasts, next time you're in a meeting, tell him "I'm wearing a bra, please stop trying to find my nipples"

Or learn the art of ventriloquism so they can talk back.

[MaryPoppins]

Start calling him "tiny" instead.

If he keeps talking to your breasts, next time you're in a meeting, tell him "I'm wearing a bra, please stop trying to find my nipples"

He doesn't do that. Thankfully.

[Mich the Tester]

He doesn't do that. Thankfully.

Perhaps this is the key to embarrassing him; 'if you're going to talk to me like that, you should ogle my breasts while you're at it'.

[Paddy]

He doesn't do that. Thankfully.

Is there a reason for that?

[Old Greg]

You could start calling him, 'Twinkle toes'. It would be very hard for him to object formally and he might get the message.

I would certainly hold this in reserve as a last resort in case the severe beating doesn't do the trick.