Report It to Stop It campaign aims to reduce sexual harassment women face

[IIamaKing]

It's pretty rude to eye up a lady and make her feel uncomfortable.

Well, I guess if the person is so frail they cannot stand to even be gazed at, they should just stay home or wear frumpy clothes. As is, in public, you can look at people.

[Deleted]

I don't think so. There are some decent men out there. We should not punish them. @breadisfunny

remember we live in a world where some women think if one man is bad they all are

[TheFuse]

They shouldn't be staring. They're asking to be reported.

And if a woman stares at me can I report if I think she's unattractive, or is this another womyn only thing?

[Kalis]

So all those times people have randomly stared in my direction on the tube have been sexual harrassment?

I feel violated in retrospect!

[Khaza-R]

It's pretty rude to eye up a lady and make her feel uncomfortable.

What defines making someone feel uncomfortable? The man's level of attractiveness? The woman's stereotyping?

That's just a flimsy gateway into all types of nonsense.

[Ratboy]

They shouldn't be staring. They're asking to be reported.

What is the allowed time to look a someone before it becomes "eye raping"?

[Underverse]

Most of those 1 in 7 were probably staring. I've been stared at plenty of times. There's some weird people on the subway.

[Redroniksre]

They shouldn't be staring. They're asking to be reported.

Staring is not harassment. If that person is following you around then a case for stalking could be made, but my god sometimes if i am waiting for the bus or i have time to kill i will just people watch to see if there is anything interesting going on, i think 99% of the worlds population would end up reported.

[Tennis]

Should I report women who eye up men or other women?

This doesn't happen as often.

[IIamaKing]

What is the allowed time to look a someone before it becomes "eye raping"?

Thats where is gets murky, Im led to think if the person FEELS uncomfortable, its assault. So the time line would vary snowflake to snowflake. Best bet is to look down, and if you see womens shoes, look away.

[Deleted]

Maybe we could take a leaf out of Saudi's book and require women to have a male chaperon at all times.

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This doesn't happen as often.

[Kalis]

This doesn't happen as often.

It happens all the time.

[Vizardlorde]

I look at walls and empty spaces to avoid making anyone uncomfortable, apparently that's weird as fuck and people stare at me making me uncomfortable.

[Calfredd]

This doesn't happen as often.

Only bad when men do it. Got it.

[Zenotetsuken]

I thought these gender topics were banned

[Khaza-R]

This doesn't happen as often.

Do you have anything to back that up, or is that a baseless claim as usual?

[Berengil]

Looking at someone while you are both standing in a public place is harassment? Pardon me, my British friends, but why would you elect such overreacting morons to office?

EDIT: Is it not a law per se, just some kind of " awareness" campaign?

[Tennis]

It happens all the time.

I don't notice it happening as much.

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Most of those 1 in 7 were probably staring. I've been stared at plenty of times. There's some weird people on the subway.

Probably? Who makes you judge here?

[IIamaKing]

I don't notice it happening as much.

Oh well then, If you dont NOTICE it happening to you, it must not happen much anywhere.

[Michaelmc454]

This doesn't happen as often.

I have a feeling I'm not a rare case and I've had women stare me up and down at the super market even yelling at me or 'accidentally' bumping into me. So it happens more then you are letting on or you live in a distorted world where women can't find men attractive enough to seek out and pursue them equally back. But I just realized who I'm talking to and came to the conclusion that this is a waste of my time, because you will largely ignore it and keep living in the fantasy where all women are frail and weak and need you to champion their cause unless they dont meet your weight standards.