Can a guy be attractive and get away with saying creepy and weird shit to women?

[Anonymous]

This guy put it to the test

[Anonymous]

Most of the time yeah. If you're hot enough you can tell her you'd like to cut her skin off and wear it as a coat and she'll just laugh and think you're so funny.

[genericname85]

the thing is if you're very attractive, girls won't percieve what you're doing as creepy. they only do that when you're not attractive.

[Anonymous]

Only stupid or inexperienced women excuse it.

[Asker]

Then a lot of women are stupid and inexperienced

[Opinion Owner]

Well sorry but you did ask. I was merely answering your question as honestly as I know how. 😊

[Opinion Owner]

and yes there are many stupid and naive women in the world. Guys too.

[Asker]

The difference is guys can't continue to be stupid.

[Opinion Owner]

Why not?

[Opinion Owner]

How do you know witch hunts don’t happen to women, too? It’s just not discussed openly.

[Opinion Owner]

Anyway, I don’t think it’s the best thing for anyone to be naive or stupid. We all learn from experiences. Which either make you better or bitter. Your choice.

[Asker]

Because in general it doesn't happen to women as often

[Opinion Owner]

It’s happened to me. Not that I did anything bad. I asked some guys to stop hitting on me, they got upset and told all my friends that I was a sexual predator to pay me back.

[Asker]

Thats you

[Opinion Owner]

Yeah, well think of the number of other women it’s happened to.

[Opinion Owner]

It hasn’t stopped me from making moves.

[Asker]

I base on the general consensus

[Opinion Owner]

I base from what I’ve seen.

[Asker]

So you see maybe one or two female athletes that can play well aganst men in the Nba and youd let every women play against men now based on that anecdote

[Opinion Owner]

That’s a whole different thing.

[Asker]

Not really. Its the same thing. Its a generality. Our society is built on generalities

[Opinion Owner]

Do you think so?

[Opinion Owner]

I see your point- there’s the ideal figure. The model type women. I’ll be forever thankful for the Kardashians with making big bums and thighs fashionable. Now I can buy pants and skirts.

[Opinion Owner]

The way people ‘should’ look, ‘should’ think, ‘should live;’ nothing wrong with a typical life, but mine was never normal. Not really. There will always be those who don’t fit those stereotypes, both by appearance and choosing not to with jobs and friend choices and political correctness and education, like myself.

[Opinion Owner]

I could’ve gone to uni or had a career as an opera singer, but I’d rather work in an op shop.

[Asker]

What are you trying to say?

[Opinion Owner]

I’m not trying to say it. I’m saying it. That you have a point. Many people try to fit in with typical uni grad lifestyles, full time jobs, big house, kids. I’m saying there is nothing wrong with that. There will always be people who don’t fit in with the modern lifestyle. Life me for instance. I could’ve done all of that but I prefer a simple life and chose not to.

[Opinion Owner]

Like

[Opinion Owner]

There are others like this too.

[Opinion Owner]

Obviously not during my health issues, but before then and around now, I could do it. I choose not to.

[Asker]

Oh alight. So we agree with on this

[Opinion Owner]

Do we? Oh.

[Asker]

Kinda random but would you say you're a politically correct person?

[Opinion Owner]

Good question 😊. I’d say I’m definitely not. However, I’m very tolerant of different religious and political beliefs. My work friend is a Muslim. A really strict one. Some of my friends and my favourite aunt are Jewish. I have a black friend and a Chinese friend. So yeah, definitely not racist. I watch South Park and other politically incorrect shows.

[Opinion Owner]

I’m a Christian but not a strict one and I care about the underdog, but I laugh at lots of stuff that isn’t considered politically correct. I often shock people by what a bad woman I can be lol because I seem so pure and guileless. I enjoy doing that haha.

[Opinion Owner]

Are you politically correct? 😊

[Asker]

Ah okay interesting. When i was younger i was but as i got older I've become less politically correct and think for myself. And if i offend people with my beliefs and opinions, i still stand by what i say because other people's feelings are not my responsibility. How people react is up to them

[Opinion Owner]

I respect that. However, I think that it’s good to sometimes find a balance between being sensitive to other people’s feelings and being opinionated and strong willed.

[Opinion Owner]

In aspie social skills training, they said to us ‘You have the right to do whatever you want, but you also have the right to the consequences of whatever you do;’ and ‘Honesty without compassion is brutality.’

[Asker]

Well if that's the case, what matters more to you facts or feelings?

[Opinion Owner]

I’d say facts, but both are pretty important.

[Opinion Owner]

How about you?

[Asker]

2+2=4, 2+2= fucking 4. One sounds harsh and rude but you still get the same fact

[Opinion Owner]

I guess; but there’s a time and a place to be harsh and rude, in my opinion.

[Opinion Owner]

Harshness and rudeness doesn’t endear people to me, unless they’re unintentionally that way. Like Eastern Europeans and just someone having a slightly grumpy, take no prisoners nature.

[Opinion Owner]

I often get on with those types, because, despite my bubbly and sunny nature, I’m a fairly no nonsense person myself. I just express it in a gentler way than some.

[Opinion Owner]

My favourite South Park episodes are City Wok vs City Sushi and Gobbles the Turkey. Harry and Meghan one looks good, too.

[Opinion Owner]

They can be viewed on YouTube

[Anonymous]

OMG, stay off the internet. All this crap is fake.

[Asker]

I only listen to what women respond to. Not what they say

[DarkLegacy]

Women are fake, they preach all these morals and then do the opposite and blatantly lie about it. You have just done it

[Asker]

@DarkLegacy That's why i dont listen to them

[DarkLegacy]

@Asker good one