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I'd say a man placing her hand in his unzipped pants counts as criminal behavior.
by huu 12y ago
I'd say a man placing her hand in his unzipped pants counts as criminal behavior.
- Swizec 12y agoIt's also very relaxing. I do it all the time when, say, watching television.
- cobrausn 12y agoYou probably misread the previous statement - it says placing her hand in his pants... EDIT: Dear downvoters: This statement is a favor to the guy above me, who probably thought the statement was referring to Al Bundy like behavior of watching TV with hand in pants. EDIT 2: Removing some needless name-calling. Was just annoyed.
- Swizec 12y agoYup, my bad. Totally read that as him placing his hand in his pants. As in, only one person involved.
- aaronem 12y agoProbably not in a restaurant, though. Dragging the subthread back on topic, while I don't doubt Ms. Roizen or anyone else who describes having encountered such abhorrent behavior, it amazes me every time I hear about it, and not so much because it's sexual assault as because I have such a hard time believing any man, indeed anyone of any sex or gender, could be so incredibly déclassé. I don't know -- maybe it's because I'm gay, or because I gravitate toward the company of people who deport themselves with something which at least vaguely resembles good taste, or I don't know what all, but honestly? Who actually does something like that? Who can even contemplate doing something like that without shriveling in well-deserved shame?
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- pekk 12y agoGiven HN's comments above, apparently we are to believe it is all men who do these things, and think women are "bitches" for objecting to them.
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- tptacek 12y agoIt is criminal behavior. In Illinois, the relevant criminal statute is Criminal Sexual Abuse, which is a class-1 felony. Coercing the victim into touching the accused is specifically included.