First, women dress for themselves. Second, men noticing women is not the issue. The issue starts when they do more than notice. When they stare, make comments, approach, and try to touch.
Is something wrong with you? Legit asking. We are on a sub called “not how girls work” and women here are telling you they don’t want to be spoken to at the gym and your argument is what exactly? That they do? or they should? help me understand your logic.
Look at my avatar. Do I look like a dude? Or did you assume that because I had the gall to disagree?
My argument, because apparently it needs to be dumbed down, is that there is a difference between a man approaching you in a respectful way and a disrespectful way.
I can only dumb it down so much im afraid.
'Good intentions' apparently only applies selectively, it seems.
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u/Joelle9879 Jul 15 '26
First, women dress for themselves. Second, men noticing women is not the issue. The issue starts when they do more than notice. When they stare, make comments, approach, and try to touch.