Women have to learn, page-97

""Undesired attention" can be neutralised instantly and responsibly with a wave of the hand, a roll of the eyes or a polite thanks but no thanks. You're not talking about that are you. You're talking about undesired attention that turns into a crime on the woman's person, because the next step after a polite thanks but no thanks is to call the police, escalating it to such."

I'm dreadfully sorry to have to tell you but Aussie women are not always 'polite' -

my first introduction to that one was when I was probably 17 - at a dance - where I had never met any of the girls before and went over to a small group of girls and asked one - 'yes, very politely if she would like to dance' - her answer was 'f off'

that was common practice for many guys - Aussie women are 'not' polite all the time - not within a bulls roar of it - sorry if this is news

you are stuck on sexual assaults - as are the first people on here who brought in rape -----

there's a whole world of sexual attraction, deception and bad behaviour out there - and, I'm to be the bearer of bad news for you - it's not only men

I like women, - but, they sure are no angels ------- women were one of the biggest offenders in the workplace - they got away with it because blokes don't mind kidding around a bit and don't offend easily - I can tell you that there's no way most blokes would do 10% of the things to women in the workplace that I've seen women do to men

not because they aren't nice - but, because they can.

same same in the attraction stakes - for whatever reason it is - women - IMO - totally irresponsibly go out with 'I'm ready makeup' on - without any thought for how it has an affect on the blokes -

then bitch when guys are attracted to it - but, also bitch if blokes ignore them

whatever it is - it isn't polite and it certainly is irresponsible