This is actually an interesting modern day debate. It surely should be completely harmless to wish a person of the opposite gender 'good morning' on the way to work? especially if you see the same person at the same time of day every day? But society is so fukked up these days, that even this could be misconstrued as 'creepy' . Is it any wonder that people these days have such trouble finding others to be in relationships with? and I mean lasting relationships, not drunken fumbles or meeting mostly weirdos or cheaters online.
I blame a number of factors and this video illustrates some of them, first feminism, but also the easily offended overly sensitive culture we live in now, means many,men in particular find it difficult to talk to women. Then we have the iphone, online and social media culture that means people men and women find it hard to interact with people outside their social bubble and their social bubble may be far more limited than they realise because online gives the illusion they have more friends than they truly have, in reality they aren't the centre of anything. .Many females seem to think online praise translates to real life, and walk around with a permanent stick embedded in their ass with impossible requirements , and wander why they haven't met 'the one' yet. This means we have legions of social retards wandering the streets ,who have no clue about decent civilised friendly behaviours. And at times they clash.
Something else, I think needs to be talked about.Men not understanding why many women react like they do or believe they should do to 'compliments' or sexual suggestions by people of the opposite gender. I think the reason many men think this ,is because they have never experienced it themselves. I give you a real life scenario , and wonder how many of you would be truly comfortable with it. My dad , worked in a bar while a student, another bar staff member who happened to be female and much older , decided to make constant comments to him about his body, and also his relationships and sexuality,it began as a bit of fun or he treated like that but after a while it got annoying till he dreaded going to work .She never touched him to begin with,it was just comments, she would talk like this in front of other workers and customers. It wasn't so much the comments that bothered him,it was the humliation. He put up with it,because he badly needed the money,and also being a man, felt he would be labeled 'gay' if he complained. He felt like a bytch basically. It was when she started groping him to the amusement of customers in the bar, that he left.
Now many guys would say,'I would have just fukked her', 'shoved my dikk in her mouth', but reality is very different.
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