As I ask this, I'm thinking of a time when I was in hospital on a drip for a blood protein count. While I was lying in my underwear on the trolley, a young female nurse decided that a good place to place her notebook while writing notes would be on the bulge in my lap. I'm pretty sure she hadn't done it on purpose, but I can't deny the situation gave me a bit of a flexing semi.
I also remember a time at uni when a female friend passed a telephone book to a male friend by essentially tossing it into his lap, putting him out of action for a bit. Again,i think it was accidental, but anyway. Oh, finally, there's the way some women swing their arms while walking, not seeming to realise that their moving hands are sometimes right at the level of our parts.
What's your perspective on that? Had it ever got you in trouble or provoked any reaction from men you were in proximity to?
I also remember a time at uni when a female friend passed a telephone book to a male friend by essentially tossing it into his lap, putting him out of action for a bit. Again,i think it was accidental, but anyway. Oh, finally, there's the way some women swing their arms while walking, not seeming to realise that their moving hands are sometimes right at the level of our parts.
What's your perspective on that? Had it ever got you in trouble or provoked any reaction from men you were in proximity to?
