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Your comment doesn’t seem to come from a bad place but is a bit out of touch in my opinion. I’m generalising but can imagine that, for a woman, dealing with a
by elusive8318 3y ago
Your comment doesn’t seem to come from a bad place but is a bit out of touch in my opinion.
I’m generalising but can imagine that, for a woman, dealing with a group of pissed city boys feels much more uncomfortable than your brush ins with hen do’s.
This is all ignoring the fact that this thread is around drinking during work hours. So I don’t think the comparison to hen do’s is fair in the first place.
- jjgreen 3y agoThis "Sir Galahad" approach of excusing the drunken ladies their misdeeds strikes me as rather like mansplaining, "manexcusing" if you will. Women don't need their bad behaviour explained and excused by men, they are quite capable of suffering the vomiting and hangovers (and learning from them) themselves.
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- malcolmgreaves 3y agoYou're comparing apples to oranges. Personal, individual annoyance from a group of women being rowdy vs. the physical aggression, and undertones of violence that are associated with it, that comes from a group of drunk young guys.