> Women actually do touch men without permission and so forth, but of course this is not seen as trespassing. Speaking personally, it's quite annoying but "wha

> Women actually do touch men without permission and so forth, but of course this is not seen as trespassing. Speaking personally, it's quite annoying but "what can you do?" It's like being a woman in the 70s. Men would touch you without permission, but you couldn't say anything even if you didn't like it because it'd ruin your reputation as an approachable and polite person. Men are in the same conundrum. Many do not like the status quo, but speaking out against it would mark you as someone who "hates women" in the same way decades ago, speaking out against unwanted attention would mark a woman as being a "man hater".