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Well, while we are all actually voyeurs, i.e. you see a nice looking female/male (by that I don’t mean a hermaphrodite), walking down the street in some tight jeans; you do turn and have another look.
But this program is showing the “hardcore” voyeurs. Now, I don’t mind people who are like-minded meeting up and watching each other, or taking pictures pretending that they don’t know, you know, fake voyeur, but this is showing how technology has impacted and now every 1 in 1000 women in the UK has probably been snapped in the nude.
Now, that may not sound like a large sum, but they are being snapped in places that are supposed to be private, dressing rooms and such. Also, just think, that 1 in 1000 could be your sister or mother or something.
What are your views on the whole thing?
Also, this is a family forum, but I think if handled maturely this subject can be discussed on here.
> Women looking at men = Deer looking at a lion
> Men looking at women = lion looking at deer
>
> That's the strangest analogy i've ever made
Heh. Well that's funny because I've been pounced upon by a deer before.
Not all women and men fit into the same snug little categories y'know.
tough doesn't necessarily mean muscley/big/ugly
There is such a thing as Martial Arts y'know.
of course, my precious masculinity may be threatened - I'd soon fix that by making her fix me my tea.
> but it makes perfect sense - in our world of politically correct
> crap, people are too quick to judge men and women on the same terms,
> which is ludicrous.
Men and women cant be treated the same because they are not, women are no threat to us, but we are always a potential threat to them because we are physically stronger, it's not nice but it is the truth, that not all men are as charming as us.
> I think the difference between it for men and woman is the predatory
> side, i've no problem with women looking at me because i'm not
> threatened by it, but i think it's obviously different for them
> because we are perceived as the hunters.
> In short
> Women looking at men = Deer looking at a lion
> Men looking at women = lion looking at deer
>
> That's the strangest analogy i've ever made
but it makes perfect sense - in our world of politically correct crap, people are too quick to judge men and women on the same terms, which is ludicrous.