37: Equality - Sexual Harassment

Looks at the prevalence of female sexual harassment of men in the workplace and how this is ignored in favour of only recognising male misbehaviour.

• Employment and personal risks for men in working with women
• The arbitrariness of women's harassment complaints
• Personality disorder and sexual harassment

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Sexual
• Harassment
• equality
• workplace
• hostile
• working
• environment
• litigation
• complaints
• sex
• discrimination

[commonloon0]

It's the media that makes women believe they should be groomed, also I don't understand the bit about perfume men wear cologne for the same purposes..

[manwomanmyth]

@commonloon0 No, it's not "the media", it's women's desire for sexual power over men.

As for men wearing cologne, the subject at hand is women's sexual harassment of men. The subject of men's harassment of women is a topic on it's own and is worthy of discussion. Indeed harassment by men is the ONLY type of harassment ever discussed anywhere else.

But THIS video is about women's harassment of men. Is this a little too much for you to deal with without attempting to target men as well?

[commonloon0]

@manwomanmyth Also I'm actually a fan of your videos so I wasn't trying to attack men at all, personally the thought of using a scent to attract someone never crossed my mind that's why I posted that comment.

[manwomanmyth]

@commonloon0 I am confrontational at times, but it's all about the argument, it's not personal. It's irritating to me when there is a lack of focus on the issue at hand. Whenever negatives about women are discussed, almost instantly, men are brought into it as targets or blame-objects. It's deflection from highlighting the nature of women.

I disagree about societal pressure to wear make-up, it's always individual and it's always sexual. But your opinion is, of course, your business.

[manwomanmyth]

@stephjuhler999 No, I disagree. You're not trying to be "fair" you're trying to be OVERLY fair. It's a trait in many men who are fantastic at seeing things from the female perspective, yet they wifully refuse to see things from the male perspective. It's part of something I call "the Male Condition."

You state on your channel page that you are: "Pro-animal rights. Pro-women's rights." However, you say nothing about being "pro" men's rights. This attitude is all too apparent in your comments.

[Vebinz]

@themondracon

That work is natural for men is shown by the fact that no woman would happily marry an unemployed man while she works.

Men on the other hand will gladly marry a poor, uneducated unemployed woman since they're not looking for a wage-earner, rather a home-maker.

[mansuka1]

@mansuka1 men in order to use them, and complain in much the same way as a bad fisherman who decided to go fishing for only breed of fish, and came back angery that they didn't catch what they wanted, even though their nets were full of ever other kind of fish. The phrase "there are no good men left!" springs to mind, and it like many simalar phrases are complete bullshit.

[mansuka1]

@mansuka1 that no matter what bait you used, you were never going to attract only that one type you intended to catch, because in truth all types of shark or men are attracted to the exact same kind of bait, no matter what, if you put the bait out there, your going to attract interest whether you like it or not.

I used the shark analigie here, not because I see us men as predators, and that that men are in the wrong, but because I thought it best described how wemen use their tools to ensnare

[mansuka1]

@mansuka1 predator. It's like going fishing for Great-White-Sharks, throwing a lot of Marlin-chum (fish bait and blood) into the water with a bit piece of Marlin fish on a hook ing the middle of it, and then complaining when a Great-White doesn't turn up immediately to get caught by you, but at the same time kicking up a bigger stink about all the other breeds and types of sharks that are turning up and taking a interest or bite out of the shark bait you through in the water, despite the fact

[mansuka1]

It's not just at work that Makeup, Perfume, and reveling clothing is used as a weapon against men, it is used heavly in the dating games wemen play, they use these tools to attrack the kind of men they want to take advantage of, but when they start getting attention from men they deem as vermin, suddenly it's sexual harassment, they don't mind being objectifed by their intended victims, but if someone who doesn't fall into the bracket of their "ideal man" does it, then he's a pervert, a sexual

[louea380]

@manwomanmyth For my own information, could you explain why you think women's choice to wear make-up is always sexual? I think most women would come back to that point with, "we don't wear make up for men we wear it for ourselves". This is the most common response I hear.

[xXBurningDesire]

Hell, a man just looking at women for more than a few seconds in the work place is considered sexual harassment. one of the worse things you can do at work is to become sexual involved with someone. no matter what the outcome you'll be paying out the ass

[hondacivic1992]

8:33 Why do they call it the wonder bra?

- Because when she takes it off, you wonder where everything went

[Vebinz]

@themondracon

The way you phrased it was contradictory. Unless you explain, writing "A and B are different. Both are the same" is contradictory. Oh and the ocean isn't blue, Lady Clueless.

Further, in cases where the husband is able to bring abundance, women need not work outside the home. You tie modern wage-earning work with home-making which isn't the same thing. Next you;ll claim women have always changed diapers, therefore women should be in government.

[ManSpeakOut]

@themondracon Take the mouse for example, it literally has no abilities dedicated for survival, all it can do is run when faced with danger and has no means of defense.

The mouse though does have one ability, the ability to reproduce incredibly fast.