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Its a very tough topic to talk about but I (26 M) sometimes do experience sexual harassment.

!! Before going further I do acknowledge that girls experience this from men as well and I do not want to deny this, I merely want to open up the conversation that it can go both ways!!

But when I talk about it with my friends they usually laugh it off because I'm a guy and specially female friends are like yeah I really doubt its close to what I'm experiencing.

Now with small stuff I'm not too bothered, like a girl when shouts like take me home with you when I'm out is kinda funny and easy to brush off. Although there are things that go too far. One example is that when I arrive at a gym I have girls staring at me and aggressively trying to take a peek when I'm changing clothes (it has subsides since I go there once or twice a day now and I'm quite a regular). This stuff does creep me out.

Also sometimes when I walk in jogging pants or something loose some girl will randomly grab my ass. This only happened twice in the last year but this really does cross a line.

The worst part is though that there is no right way to respond as a guy, if I get angry at her people will think im being aggressive to a helpless woman, and if I tell the truth people just stare in disbelief because I'm a man.

Now I will be honest that it's not the scariest thing to me since I don't go to clubs and I only drink water so getting something slipped in my drink is nearly impossible. I'm also physically stronger then 99% of other people I meet (men and women). But I worry since I have a girlfriend and we are extreemly prude with these things.

I wanted to ask for guys, have you ever experienced this and how do you deal with this? And for girls do you think this happens to guys and have you done it in the past?

And more importantly how to open up this conversation?

The 2030 World Cup has been awarded to Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina.

Let me break it down piece by piece, for people who may not be familiar with the system.

So, 2030 was supposed to be the 100th anniversary of the first ever World Cup, which was held in Uruguay in 2030. In honor of the occasion, Uruguay submitted a joint bid with Argentina, Chile and Paraguay. However, Europe was arguing that it's THEIR turn to host again. And Morocco has been wanting to get in on the action for a while, and with their success in the last World Cup, their bid finally started being taken seriously.

Anyways, FIFA decided this would be a good compromise for everyone. Basically, they didn't want to hurt anyone's feelings. Now, what does this mean?

South America is only scheduled to host the opening matches. This means that after their first match, teams will need to fly across the Atlantic to play their remaining matches.

Additionally, the rules of FIFA state that the same confederation must have a 2 tournament gap before being eligable to host again. This means that the only confederations eligible to host the tournament in 2034 are Asia and Oceania, which opens the door for a potential joint Australia & New Zealand bid. This also means however that in 2038, the tournament can only be held in North America, which means we'll most likely see the U. S., Canada or Mexico hosting again, which are the only three nations in CONCACAF that meet the necessary criteria to host.

In short, it's a huge mess!

A competition made for you to filter out and find YOUR husband. What are the events and challenges are in the competition?

After watching the competition, you select the winner based upon your criteria. After a brief courting time up to 12 months, you are married or go into therapy to fix the relationship. Can only bail out if there was fraud. Avoids all the dating messes and ensures "commitment", you are married and that's your husband... no more complexity and dating confusion. Yes, you get to talk to each contestant along the way.

Contestants are chosen by your friends, family, expert judges, an AI match dating program and past contestants. All contestants are vetted for criminal records and meet basic criteria for career, finances, ethics, values, pet allergies, etc.. Basic stressors and compatibility.

What competitions and events would you want to see?

The cost for this service is $5000 to you and $1000 to each contestant. Contestants not chosen can compete up to 10 times to impress other mates, improving their chances of being chosen as a mate. Men can opt out if they are not interested in that woman. Men have control too.

This isn't much different from what people in India do... family selects options, you pick whom you want and figure it out. Not much different than nature, you just get more information and more commitment and cut the BS and wasting time.

Examples:

* Phone communication with women under stress

* Making dinner

* Critical thinking and decision making

* Moving heavy objects

* Hair grooming contest

* Hot dog eating...

* ETC...

Note the only winner... is the one you chose! Just because someone is stronger, doesn't mean he wins, or smarter.