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It seems like America is on Aziz's side on this. This is bad casual sex. We've all been there before.https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/01/...rassment.html?referer=https://www.google.com/
This is the best thing I’ve read about this Aziz incident and what I agree with the most
She joined him on the couch after he gropped her ?
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I don't think it's reasonable to ever expect this to happen, I think most humans are going to continue relying on sending and receiving non verbal signals, which are obviously ripe for misinterpretation. ESPECIALLY when you are having sex with some who you do not well or have a previously well developed relationship.
Im not necessarily endorsing the social conservatives in saying "don't have sex before marriage", but I think it's reasonable to say, modern liberal sexual politics be damned... that having sex with people who you do not have a well established relationship is probably not great idea.
I mean I get WHY non verbal cues can be the subject of misinterpretation when it comes to sex, non verbal cues in general can be a bit ambiguous,
But
Is it really that hard to determine if a girl wants sex or not hell if you really are questioning whether she wants it or not you shouldn't be knocking shorty off anyway. And if judging if a girl wants to knock you off is that hard, you should just stick to jacking off, this sex thing is too much for you. I refuse to believe that judging a girl's desire for sex w/you is this complicated.
Eh... dawg we're on an internet forums and you can see the variation in people's levels of reading comprehension.
Comprehending non verbal cues probably varies just as much.
Given how this Aziz situation struck a nerve with so many women clearly its happening enough.
Are you talking about Aziz or Seal? If the Seal story is true, then that's def foul, but the Aziz story didn't happen like that... at least it didn't read like you're saying. He didn't "follow her around for mad long and she kept saying no".... She said no once and he stopped and said ok lets chill on the couch. She said she attempted to voice her discomfort but hesitated and he ignored her.... Not sure how you attempt to say no unless he has his hand over her mouth.It's funny, I get called chauvinistic and a sexist all the time. This is one of the few times I think the broad is right. It said he followed her around for mad long and kept touching her and she kept saying no. Saying no more than once is a problem. How is that not sexual assault? She's around a celebrity and she doesn't know what to do and she feels pressured, those are like the definitions of sexual assault.
I think she should have just left but I always hear stories about women being raped and touched and they never leave. Most of the time they sit there and cry or do it even though they don't want to.
It's wild that he's getting a pass, that's straight up sexual assault by definition. People just like this guy so they're giving him a pass and he's gotta popular show on Netflix.
Ashleigh Banfield kinda went in on Aziz's accuser "Grace"...damn.
It's funny, I get called chauvinistic and a sexist all the time. This is one of the few times I think the broad is right. It said he followed her around for mad long and kept touching her and she kept saying no. Saying no more than once is a problem. How is that not sexual assault? She's around a celebrity and she doesn't know what to do and she feels pressured, those are like the definitions of sexual assault.