If there was a law passed that forbid Men to approach women for "dating purposes" or "flirting" do you think women would finally do the approaching? (Page 2)
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I guarantee the human race would die out if they did that... That having been said most feminists are trying to get laws like that pushed.. Which is bullshit.
I think there will be an app created for two people to sign off on before even interacting! lol
Entirely possible, it would be called the consent app lol
great name! lol
Women already do the approaching, as well as men. To expect one gender to do it all the time is weird. It depends on the situation on who should approach first
Also, women and men approach differently, so sometimes if a woman approaches it's not as obvious. Just putting that out there
Ah yes, the classic excuse. "We already do it, we just do it differently, so if it seems like we don't, it's just cause all guys are too dense and idiotic to tell whenever we are. Cause we totally are, all the time. But we're still never 'asking for it', no matter what we do or say..."
It's still normally doesn't happen, most couples out there are couples because the man walked up to the woman first and asked her out first
I have friends who have asked guys out, and I also have guy friends who have been asked out by girls. It's not that uncommon.
Women would be even more in control. Is that what you want? Because then they would just pick the top guys they want and it would be the ones like you who suffer. The ones they don’t approach.
Anonymous... EXACTLY. Smart dude :) That would be a great way to let the feminists take over, especially since the unconfident guy’s pretty much give them control anyway. I don’t want that as a law (because I appreciate when guys approach me, if they do it right; it makes me feel good to be a woman, and I don’t like the social definition of feminism), and I have no issue approaching a man. Therefore, I’m with you on that and you shouldn’t have gone anonymous!
Honestly? Nein 😂
Women doing the approaching are heroine!
I'm not one for following "rules" "laws" "popular opinions".
I approach them already
If a law passed I might stop
No, they'd just use it as a bludgen to force a guy to do stuff for them. "If you dont ______ I'll report you for picking up on me."
Nope. They would just complain that men are worthless for not approaching them anyway.
The ones that don't already do it, probly get their friends to do it.
I think such a law would result in massive turnout in the next election of people who would vote those insane legislators out of office.
Hehe
Kind of assumes it's been imposed under a democratic system.
The law has already been passed. www.stylist.co.uk/.../287681
foreignpolicy.com/.../
Under this legislation, 'misogyny' is classified as a hate crime- and is defined in the law as “incidents against women that are motivated by the attitude of men towards women and includes behaviour targeted at women by men simply because they are women”. As such, any and all such approaches, of any females by any and all heterosexual men, already DO constitute 'misogynist hate crime' in the UK. Or, rather, as noncriminal (for now) "acts of misogyny", they will all now be recorded as “hate incidents,” while acts of criminal misogyny will be recorded and prosecuted as “hate crimes,” stated Mark Khan, the lead on hate crime for the North Yorkshire Police (who've recently implemented this new legislation, following the lead of Nottinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Somerset and Avon, Surrey and Gloucestershire, with this law now holding sway over more than 7.5M people); who also stated that "recording these low-level incidents of misogyny provides valuable data to the police, since verbal abuse often escalates to physical attacks", and implicitly justified placing any and all males deemed to be guilty of "low-level incidents of misogyny" (i. e, any attempt to approach any woman, in any manner, for "dating purposes and/or "flirting", by any heterosexual male, since this would constitute a clear example of "behaviour targeted at women by men simply because they are women”) on a watchlist for the rest of their lives. This is not alarmism- this is not exaggerated rhetoric. This is what they're explicitly stating that they're doing right now.
Never had success with approaching men. I wouldn’t.
I don't think so.
Joking I would say that only outlaws will reproduce themselves, but I think that if it happens it will just be the end of humanity... XD
I guess id have no choice. But id just wait for the bravest one to break the law tbh.
That says so much lol thanks for the truth, honestly
Still won't approach 😭🙄
What is this shit are you living under a rock or something heaps of women do appraoch men
LOL whooaaaa it's just a question.
Maybe where you reside but I've been to a few places around the world and I would politely disagree with your statement
@bro25 She said HEAPS of women approach men.. . HEAPS... lol
I've never had it happen to me.
Saying hi to coworker doesn't count as approaching
Ha heaps that's funny where the heaps at lol heaps only apply when you are rich like juice wrld and have thousands and heaping loads of women to come to your concert. And then they try to be a roadie and live easy
Women do the actual approaching by dropping small hints that they are available and want you to ask them out.
You think women get pissed off now?
Pass a law that forces them approach guys. Most women feel they're above that and while most would reluctantly approach guys those guys would also pay the price for it.
No. They would just complain that they would be forced to.
I get approached already, so doesn’t matter for me. Generally I’d say yes
I don't think they would. I do not think women like men near as much as men like women.
If they didn't, there'd be no more sex and no more babies!
Hell no, they'd still sit around and complain that men didn't approach, because now breaking the law will be seen as "romantic"
Yeah good point! lol
Lmao