Woman Walks Around NYC Getting Catcalled Over 100 Times!
Actually, I thought that number was quite low knowing the streets of New York City as I do.
But being a man who works with the public everyday driving the public transportation bus here in Orlando Florida, I can sympathize with the frustrations that many women feel after being harassed all day long by the carnal minded men who approach these women with lustful intentions.
While I’m not saying that there aren’t the countless women out here in existence who purposely seek out this type of attention for personal gain, I am specifically speaking about those women who are decently dressed and obviously on their way in their day to get something of note accomplished.
Men can tell the difference between a woman who has nothing else but games on her mind as opposed to one who really has no time to waste that is really trying to get somewhere in life.
It is these women that I feel for who have to deal with the constant advances from men who really have nothing to offer to their lives except a whole lot of drama, frustration, pain and regrets.
I often see it day in and day out as I drive through the city of Orlando, but this behavior is not new and not only happening here as it’s a worldwide phenomenon.
Most men who do not see the world from the positioning that I have will never understand, this is why I was so overjoyed and somewhat tickled to see this video showing a very attractive woman walking through the streets of New York City for 10 hours showing what too many women have to go through in the course of a day.
The woman in this particular video – actress Shoshana Roberts – braved the NYC jungle as a man walked a few feet in front of her with a backpack that contained the hidden camera that recorded these men acting out in rare form.
Many of these guys approached Shoshana in a very polite manner but in my judgment pretty much had one thing on their minds.
This video went viral as I believe that it struck a nerve with the general public and verifies what many women have been saying out loud all along.
What we’ve got to do as men is take a step back and reevaluate how we approach women who are basically strangers and what is our true motivation for doing so.
I share my in depth responses and anecdotes in my video response to this much needed project.
Your thoughts, opinions and comments will be much appreciated as I would love for the discussion on this age old topic to continue!
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/video/2014/oct/30/shoshana-roberts-speaks-out-about-new-york-street-harassment-video
