coogar: the guy pretended he was sleeping. he had his headphones on so they thought he wasn't listening. he attached a camera to his crotch and bingo......the perverted nature of women was exposed.
the one on the right even said she's tempted to poke his dïck. "shall i poke it? i just wanna poke it" i am sure if there were no other passengers on the train, she would have touched his bulge.
coogar: watch this video & see the kinda conversation these "innocent" women were having concerning a man's bulge on a train. are these women not perverts?
htp://youtu.be/2-YANwdmYwA
when u watch these women go off the rails on ignoble causes - free the nips, write consent before sex etc youknow they are just a bunch of jokers
coogar: this isn't a gender thing. both genders are guilty of staring, ogling, making cat calls, etc. self-discipline, self control etc aren't a gender thing. women could be as perverted as men in public too. predatory pervs would always react to wherever they find sëxually appealing & it cuts across gender.
You r right Sometimes you wonder if these people r using weird ideologies to play out innate fantasies
cococandy: This is the height of it This is an experiment worth carrying out.
What I do sometimes is when I'm walking behind a lady, I slow down and mentally note the number of guys who turn and ogle at her as she passes and I always find it this funny too.
Maybe I should try to note how many ladies ogle at a nice looking guy too:
So yea,no one can really control who stares at them.
So why do feminists want to make ogling a crime then compound it by walking bra less
cococandy: I've not seen the video you talk about.
I do think cat-calls are disrespectful. And yes modestly dressed women get cat-calls too. It's something I got used to expecting whenever passing any area densely populated by males. Some guys don't even know it is disrespectful. They just do it because they've learned to.
I don't know how the argument to make them unlawful as part of sexual harassment would sound,but I agree that someone should do something about it.
While in school, I'd be coming back from school and get the random guy form nowhere giving me the . "Psst! Fine girl! I'm calling you. Abi you no dey hear?"
And stuff like that.
The first reaction would be to tense and hope the person walking behind you doesn't walk to fast and leave you alone on a lonely road with some guy that thinks it's ok to verbally assault you sexually.
The catcalls are bad and could emote unease
I actually meant ogle...though ogles descend into catcalls over time
cococandy: Well I think it's hardly going to be possible now because the matter of nudity is no longer just a social matter. It has become religious too. Plus the issue of personal principles. The most I think they could achieve is freedom to be bare without being arrested for public nudity. As for ogling,you can't control who looks at you. That's just silly.
And the battle for media uncensoring will be long a-waging. Who's sensibilities will be insulted? Who's will be respected? It is never going to be unanimous. Media companies love their money. They are not ready to lose subscribers because they now show stuff that puts some folks off. (Except it brings more subscribers than those who unsubscribe out of disgust)
Let's see where it goes.
If women want to exhibit their wares for people to see....there are avenues to do this
Playboy et al will do this Strip clubs are available
Why must they bring this to the mainstream
I like the point you raise on ogling..anf the fact that it is out of your However have you not heard of the lady who said catcalls she got when walking on a street evidence sexism..
cococandy: The forum angle was a joke but ok let us take it seriously. Those guys that come here to complain are real people who see it as abnormal and not natural so they come here to complain. That's for you to know how sexualized it has become.
Nice twist with the shame line. I forgot who was arguing with. Next thing now you will interprete that I said having boobs is something to be ashamed of. I clearly meant being breast nudee has become something to be ashamed of because we humans have made it so.
You know what? Make we drop the topic.
I never saw it as an argument perhaps you did No problem then
I still believe the breasts being sexual objects predate colonial days and it is not a modern thing
cococandy: nobody said it was about advertisement. Na you dey add that one.
Yes the mode of dressing was different for married women, yet it wasn't about shame.
Interesting you see covering of the bReâsts as something to cover shame and not even decency or propriety
Let me even bring another angle
I saw it as a means of men preserving their goodies for themselves and not others...ditto the Arab culture
The old women who have nothing to offer can display their wares as much as possible
No one cares
Since they could still bath in the open streams and the occasional old lady could go out into the market with bare breastss. My grandma told me our generation spoilt the world because her own mother and grandma used to go out bare chest. At least I believe she saw with her own eyes what she's talking about.
They breastfed their children anywhere regardless of who was present. Try to breastfeed in public today and see five guys come on nairaland to open thread on your head
The boobs have become overtly sexualized.
Although I'm indifferent to the bare-it movement. Maybe a little intrigued.
Breastfeeding is very natural You guys should stop using opinions on forums to judge the real world
cococandy: I mean already sexually developed girls. I mentioned Igbo and you're saying I'm being vague. Ok.
THe bottom line is 'uncivilized' (mostly tropical) societies are marked by nudityy. What other proof do you need to know that covering up is an invention not something inborn in all humans?
we sexualized the breasts. Not that there is something wrong with that(in my opinion) but let's not be like those saying it don't know what they are saying.
Their life, their choice.
Erm....still not answering
I asked did married women in Igbo land fo about toplêss
For the sexually developed girls..going toplêss was a means of advertising their wares..yes or no
FrancisTony: Bianca Ojukwu's father was a governor and well-to-do man.
Type another one. Not all girls marry for money and by the way, she dumped her "Miss Nigeria" crown to marry Ojukwu even though it's against their rule to date a man while as a beauty queen.
Did you comprehend the point at all or just your characteristic arsêspeak
Where did I make an assertion about women marrying for money
cococandy: let me not go far. Old igbo culture to start with. Before colonization and the imposition of western values on us, young girls grew up without covering boobs. It was no big deal and wasn't sexualized.
The characteristics of some 'uncivilized' societies is nudity. That's how you know covering up for modesty is a learned behavior not an innate one.
Don't be vague
You say young girls....of course bReâsts don't appear till puberty...
they also displayed their wares at maiden dances...to be selected by men
When they were wifed..did they also go toplêss in Igbo land..yes or no
freecocoa: You should realize that some of these boobs come that way, there are naturally saggy boobs.
ok...no wahala
CFCfan: This event happened in my county and I didn't know about? Diaris god oh Anyway, I support the movement because men and women's chests shouldn't be subject to different societal rules. Strictly speaking, men's and women's chests aren't sex organs that need to be covered up. Moreover, New York City's "free the nipples" law has not resulted in an increase in rape cases; I'll implore San Diego city/county, or the CA legislature to pass a similar law.
At the bolded..yes they r not but the breast is a sexual object
BoboYekini: I know how much otherwise productive time I've spent worrying if a babe's nipples were pointy behind the fabric. Not very much time, but still..
i feel u..
what of the sadness one feels when confronted with slippers due to the proliferation of push ups
bukatyne: The day Nigerian ladies feel their rights to freeing the tips is infringed.
are naija ladies free to free their nip-ples presently
bukatyne: They want to have freedom to walk naked...
They want to be comfortable in their own bodies...
By the power vested in me as the rights granter, I give it to them.
Goodluck in their quest.
Besides, the boobs need fresh air.
so u support it... when will we have our naija version
freecocoa: Guess you didn't live in student areas abi? I know how those guys tormented us with their things parked in tight briefs and then top it up with their bare chest. You go say you never go any rural area too abi? That's the point I've been trying to make, I don't see any need to walk bare chested, neither has any woman I know complained of such,so why should I start a campaign?
students walk that way in their own hostels..not ealking around the campus constituting public nuisances up n down if u dont see d need i see the need that you need to free your nips to bring down the patriarchy
freecocoa: I've come to realize that, people define what makes sense to them, which is well within their rights, as far as they aren't hurting anyone while at it, therefore, it doesn't matter what I see as sense making here. If they feel their nips should be exposed, then by all means, let them expose it, don't restrict them and then allow a man do it, simply because he is a man.
you are missing d point here men dont go around flouting their nips... there are public decency laws
the only spaces u expect to see male nips are in swimming areas n maybe adverts for underwear
should this be the same for women..yes or no...u are vacillating too much
BoboYekini: I embrace the nude movement. As we shed more clothing, eventually we stop wasting so much energy imagining what she looks like nude. Direct the energy into space research and have hot dog stands on the moon.