When guys yell out the car and honk the horn at you..
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I have never seen this happen in my entire life. I think it's just something that happens in the movies.
Come visit nyc and walk near any pretty girl.
In any city there are always horns going off. Doesn't mean it's for a girl.
So what about when its just the girl crossing the street at a red light being honked at then when they look the guy screams out the window "hey baby come here whats your name?!?"0 -
I have never seen this happen in my entire life. I think it's just something that happens in the movies.
Come visit nyc and walk near any pretty girl.
In any city there are always horns going off. Doesn't mean it's for a girl.
So what about when its just the girl crossing the street at a red light being honked at then when they look the guy screams out the window "hey baby come here whats your name?!?"
Right, I've been in plenty of cities and have never witnessed something like that.0 -
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I find that hard to believe. It happens all the time.0
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It embarrasses me slightly, but also flatters me a little... the two cancel each other out and I end up just sighing and carrying on hahaha0
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I have never seen this happen in my entire life. I think it's just something that happens in the movies.
Come visit nyc and walk near any pretty girl.
In any city there are always horns going off. Doesn't mean it's for a girl.
So what about when its just the girl crossing the street at a red light being honked at then when they look the guy screams out the window "hey baby come here whats your name?!?"
Right, I've been in plenty of cities and have never witnessed something like that.
So because you've never witnessed it, it's never happened? It really does happen alot- I think many guys do it when other people arent around though...no witnesses to their creepiness.0 -
from my experience its never cute guys.
just old ugly ones that talk ghetto or dont speak english very well.0 -
I tend to flic the v's. I dont even look. Which means I've flicked off my hubbie more than once.:laugh:0
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I know they're not flirting with me, I know they're making fun of me.
I rode my bike yesterday and today. Yesterday a group of guys gave me the "Heyyyyy baby" as they're giggling and laughing. And today someone yelled something at me. Don't remember what it was because I don't care. I think it's really freakin' juvenile. Seriously, you've never seen a fatty on a bike before?!
Browse for this topic "Hey Fat *kitten*, Get on the Sidewalk" and read my story about how a group of clowns yelled some stuff at me.0 -
Honestly, a small part of me finds it flattering, another part finds it embarrassing, and a larger part finds it annoying.0
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It's so uptight in here I'm having trouble breathing.
Saying rude things or making a dirty gesture is one thing, whistling is not even close. see a dr and get the stick removed from your rears.
If I was married to any of you I'd make sure not to allow scissors in the house for fear that I might lose a specific body part while I sleep.
For the record, I don't do this either. But if there was ever a need for a chill pill, this is it.0 -
I have never seen this happen in my entire life. I think it's just something that happens in the movies.
Come visit nyc and walk near any pretty girl.
In any city there are always horns going off. Doesn't mean it's for a girl.
So what about when its just the girl crossing the street at a red light being honked at then when they look the guy screams out the window "hey baby come here whats your name?!?"
Right, I've been in plenty of cities and have never witnessed something like that.
It usually happens to women so that could be why. I live in a supposedly nice area too and have had that happen to me and its just flat out creepy. It happens to a lot of my friends too and none of them like it (at least they say they don't, after reading all this here maybe they secretly love it). I'm not wearing anything crazy or suggestive too. Jeans and a tshirt isn't anything for a dude to get all crazy over.
lol sorry I'm coming across as a little bitter too but its something that just annoys me so much. I went to an all girls hs when I was younger and we'd have guys waiting by the subway just to say "hey sweetie do you need a ride to school??" I'm sure they were probably potential pedophiles but when guys still do things like that now that's what it reminds me of.0 -
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in many parts of the world is considered an appreciation LOL in my younger days we would do it all the time and it was funny to see the girls try to hide the fact that they liked it
Of course this was back home in Italy0 -
No idea. Has never happened to me. :indifferent:0
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I know they're not flirting with me, I know they're making fun of me.
I rode my bike yesterday and today. Yesterday a group of guys gave me the "Heyyyyy baby" as they're giggling and laughing. And today someone yelled something at me. Don't remember what it was because I don't care. I think it's really freakin' juvenile. Seriously, you've never seen a fatty on a bike before?!
Browse for this topic "Hey Fat *kitten*, Get on the Sidewalk" and read my story about how a group of clowns yelled some stuff at me.
That's really sad. And totally immature. But I had a couple early 20-somethings drive by me and yell, "HOLY ****, YOU HAVE A HUGE FOREHEAD!" I've always been super insecure about my forehead and it totally killed my day, went home crying.0 -
This is a good one.
I remember posting not to long ago on my profile about how I did some push-ups in front of a group of construction workers for some laughs/attention (although... they were such kill joys about it). And the very next day when I changed up my walking route, and walked outside of my neighborhood by a busier road... I was cat-called 3 times within about 5 mins before turning around to go home out of annoyance.
When I ASK for attention it's one thing. When I'm minding my own business... it's a big F*** Y** to the d*** who are probably too chicken to say anything to my face but grow temporary balls when they are driving by in their car and ogling my *kitten*.0 -
I'm raising my two boys (ages 14 and 9) to NOT treat woman as objects and that if they want to pay a lady a compliment, they should find another way besides whistling or wagging their tongues or making obscene gesters or pelvic thrusts at them.
"We whistle at dogs...not ladies."
I am far from a prude, but come on, fellas...would you want someone doing that to your daughter? :indifferent:0 -
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I honestly dont give a *kitten* if someone yells at me while running or not, reguardless of whether it was good or bad. That's not what i'm out there for, besides I am wearing headphones and am in "the zone" so I wouldn't notice anyway.0
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