One of the best way to prevent harassment in dating is for women making the first move to become the norm: Do you agree or disagree?

[Anonymous]

Agree

Disagree

[HollyK21]

No, the best way to prevent harassment is men learning how to regulate their emotions and deal with rejection. Teach these young boys and future men that “no means no” and that No isn’t the end of the world, No isn’t an attack on their egos and more-so, not to take it so personally.

[Anonymous]

You're using logic man. You can't use logic when talking to women. They don't work off of logic.😆

Yes women want equality everywhere but here.😆

And I can see by all the blocked notifications you're getting harassed by anonymous pinks. No doubt calling your manliness into question.🤦‍♂️

In thier mind you're just supposed to do it. Ask them out so they can tell you NO WAY! And then come back for seconds, thirds etc. Of that 💩.🤦‍♂️

And then they wonder why there are no good men.🤦‍♂️

Again, logic man. It doesn't work with them.😆

[capriVib]

It would be nice if it happened but it’s against the law of nature. Most women experience a huge lack of confidence when it comes to taking the first step.


Let me put it this way: even the most confident woman may still have less confidence than the least confident man.


What you said is theoretically possible, but in practice it’s a nearly impossible

[Nikki1989]

The core issue with harassment is a lack of respect and a sense of entitlement. A person who is inclined to harass someone is likely to do it regardless of who made the first move. They can still harass a woman who initiated contact if she decides to stop talking to them. This idea is riddled with holes.

[MemeSupreme]

no bc people who harass you dont care about boundaries or respect you

[UpaRupa]

You know i was going to agree but i think your right here. I might counter that women will sometimes consider harassment to be unwanted attention from someone they don't find attractive. in which case i bet if it was the norm for women to approach that would get cut way down. But i don't think that really fits any real definition of harassment and would be in bad faith.

[Flower7]

Men sometimes accuse women of harrassment also.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't ever do that so I'd never get any dates.