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    That guyMar 6, 2014 at 8:26 am

    *comes up from behind and corners u at the gym.* “Hey there! I was watching u doing squats over there and figured I’d come see if u needed a spot? No? Oh cool we’ll let me get ur name so I can add u on fb! *while ogling at ur lady parts, reaches out and puts his hand on ur shoulder* “Maybe we can grab a drink and do some dancing sometime?”

    Lol great article chica.

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    YanniMar 6, 2014 at 1:30 am

    Seriously, do less. Sounds like you give these guys reasons to creep on you, don’t give off an ‘easy’ vibe.

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      AthenaStayBeautifulMar 6, 2014 at 2:33 am

      Whatever vibe I choose to give is entirely up to me the same way that someone else has chosen to interpret the vibe to fit the constructs of what they’d like it to fit. Saying that a woman gives off an ‘easy’ vibe feeds rape culture. No person under any circumstance deserves to be harassed. I sincerely hope you are not a woman, or a man for that matter, who would promote such a thing. Seriously, do more, and reevaluate how you view women and people in general. Less as objects. More as human beings.

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        YanniMar 6, 2014 at 11:47 pm

        haha rape culture, good one. Maybe you ought to re-evaluate the way you carry yourself. I agree that it is entirely up to any person’s prerogative to carry themselves, but to use sex appeal and your body as an attracting mechanism and then flame the people you attract, I think is just ridiculous. Would you promote the way you carry yourself to your own daughter one day? You think Michelle Obama in her days would go trade ‘OMG’ stories with her girlfriends? This article screams superficial. You put someone like Ryan Gosling or Channing Tatum in these situation, 9 out of 10 girls would think its sweet. Great writing.

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        AthenaStayBeautifulMar 7, 2014 at 12:23 am

        Yes, rape culture. It’s real whether you choose to acknowledge it or not. Maybe you should Google it, or better yet, use a research database to find some peer-reviewed articles on it. You seem to point a lot of blame and hatred toward me for some reason, which leads me to believe that this isn’t about me at all. Your responses to my article reflect instead your own personal problems and defensive behavior. Seems as though the only real superficial one is you because you failed completely to realize and recognize the deeper meaning. This article has nothing to do with superficiality, celebrities, first ladies, etc. It has everything to do with being treated like a human being and understanding the differences between someone giving consent or not giving consent. It’s actually very frightening that you don’t seem to know that difference.

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