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today, out walking my dog, a creep yelled at me that ” I wouldnt fuck you if you were the last woman on earth” just stopped his truck and yelled that at me. He was an ugly old man too.
My son drove up a block later into out walk saw me crying, and I was too embarrised to tell my 40yo son why. And I did not want him going after the creep either.
Sometimes men just suck. Bless my son he followed us home… he lives three blocks away. I’m sure he will ask again why I was crying. Good man I raised.
My ex-boyfriend was a very kind man who took an extremely dim view of the misogynistic attitudes of many of his peers (Irish men are particularly stone-age in that regard, usually). However, he still got very uncomfortable when I tried to point out that there was no rational reason why I should take his name if we were to get married, protesting that it’s just a ‘nice thing to do’. When I asked him if he’d change his name, he was outraged, and said ‘no bloody way’. That a kind and intelligent man failed to see the complete lack of logic here still depresses me. [And it's part of the reason I said 'ex-boyfriend'.]
I sat down on a plane the other day between two men. The man next to me said “A rose between two thorns”, and proceeded to watch me throughout the flight. I felt trapped because I had no choice but to remain in my seat and be five inches from him.