Search Results: Do you or have you experience any of these sexual

Late yesterday I walked into my moms room and over heard Crooked Hillary Clinton on her TV.
I glanced at the Tv, it said

“Women’s & human rights.”

i can't take Crooked Hillary seriously so I didn’t really pay her any attention, one thing she said caught my attention though.
She said something about interviewing 10,000 women
& each of those women claimed to have experienced sexual harassment or sexual abuse growing up

come on now...
before i go any further let me say
the number may have been 1000 instead of 10,000 I don’t really remember
i said the name of the broadcast so maybe one of you may recognize her name
& Im not a trump supporter, trump is entertaining as hell I’ll give him that, but I’m not a supporter.

Do you think some of those women were lying or over reacting?
10,000 or even 1000 women
that’s a lot of women for all of them to have experienced sexual harassment
I know there is one female on this planet that has had a happy childhood, come on now.
& of course all of the people that sexually harassed them will be men

I know there are people out there actually being sexually harassed on a daily basis, not just women
& for women to just lie & cry wolf is very disrespectful for the people who actually experience abuse

there's no need to lie for a problem to be recognized
if you haven’t really experienced anything like that don’t play victim, just support.

Well, I don’t know why I’m expecting positive feedback of men from feminists.

First of all this post isn't for hurting someone.
It's true that some women are sexually attracted and open to dating a short man, but a quick poll of your friends—or any group of adults, for that matter—will quickly confirm just how stigmatized short men are in our culture. For reasons that betray logic, short men get the you-know-which end of the stick and are ostracized when it comes to partner selection. While this sexual preference—or prejudice?—is also at work in the dynamic of sexual attraction among gay men.

On the dating scene, women religiously adhere to their ‘tall, dark and handsome’ trinity. Even if you are loving, caring and understanding, but happen to be short, just get lost!

In my experience, women hate to hear this, because it makes their entire gender sound extremely shallow and superficial.

Whenever I’ve talked to female friends about this reality, the following conversation has inevitably occurred:

Me: Women don’t like dating short men.

FF: That’s not true. I bet there are a lot of women out there who love short guys.

Me: Have you ever dated one?

FF: No….

Me: Would you?

FF: (Uncomfortable silence)


At last , if you are a decent human being and someone just don't like you for just of your height then he/she is not worth of your time.