Wheldrake
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ORIGINAL: rednicky I hope this doesn't put too many people off. Especially women. I've always been curious about victimization. I don't know why though. but when I hear stories about men groping unsuspecting women on trains and blackmail in the work place and even being watched/followed by a guy who just wants to talk, my tummy flips a bit. For a guy to want you so much that he resorts to stalking, molesting, or blackmail is interesting. And I especially love what some men do when they get jealous. Keep in mind, I don't actually 'want' a guy like this. But to drive a men, who are all about pride, to such lengths must mean there is something about you that is especially tempting. At least, that's how I see it in my fruity little mind. I've never had the courage to dress a certain way (short shorts, spaghetti straps, and flip flops...something that says I'm not trying to look hot but I'm still hot), but I've wanted to. Just so that I could see if I could be made a 'victim'. Maybe someone will rub my ass on the metro or whisper dirty things in my ear at the cross walk. I'm male, and the closest I've ever come to a situation like this was many years ago in a public restroom. I was pissing in a urinal, and an older man in a stall nearby was very obviously peering around the edge of the door to watch me. He didn't touch me or try to speak to me, but I still felt rather uncomfortable about the whole thing. I didn't even feel especially desired (and being desired by a man would have felt creepy anyway, at that stage in my life, but that's beside the point), since I was pretty sure he was prepared to spy on anyone who happened to wander in to use the urinals. I strongly suspect that a lot of the groping, suggestive whispering, and even outright stalking that happens to women is similarly random and opportunistic. A man who rubbed your ass on the metro would probably be doing it primarily because you were there, you were female, he perceived you as vulnerable or at least unlikely to kick up a fuss, and he was unprincipled or downright sociopathic enough to take advantage of the situation. It wouldn't be a case of overwhelming desire for you in particular. And as Zevar said, these situations are inherently risky - some obviously more than others, but still, I'd recommend turning your fruity little mind in other directions.
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