I have said before that it is up to parents, mothers again, and the trusted girlfriends to advise girls and young women of the life-changing risks of anal sex especially, and also of the risks inherent to having any sexual relations with a male who indulges in such risk sex. So serious are the risks that the requirements for informed consent should rely on, mandate, that anyone who has previously had anal sex with a male must inform their intended partner, their target, PRIOR.

Now, what about that double standard?
http://www.maxim.com/entertainment/ellen-degeneres-katy-perry-boobs-2017-10

and what about Bettina Arndt's comments? Here,
http://www.bettinaarndt.com.au/media-resources/videos/talking-australias-anti-male-culture/

Then you might address the very broad definitions of 'sexual harassment'.

leoj,

Please give examples of where I have done what you accuse
me of doing. I am sick and tired of your consistent
accusations and your stalking me on this forum. I have
never advocated anal sex - as a matter of fact I have
made it quite clear that sex is a private matter and
the way that people have sex should have nothing to do with
being judged regarding same sex marriage - as you and others
seemed to think. You were the ones that were diverting from
the issues at that time.
Now the issue under discussion is
about sexual harassment of women in the workforce.
Again you attempt to divert this issue by ignoring the facts being presented.
This is your method of operating on this forum. Well - that's
your problem not mine.
As far as the issue of harassment goes -

"Bullies BEWARE
Decent men CARE!"

Oh, for goodness sakes :(

Here, have a go at this it is a discussion forum,

What about that double standard?
http://www.maxim.com/entertainment/ellen-degeneres-katy-perry-boobs-2017-10

and what about Bettina Arndt's comments? Here,
http://www.bettinaarndt.com.au/media-resources/videos/talking-australias-anti-male-culture/

Then you might address the very broad definitions of 'sexual harassment'.

leoj,

So what you're saying is that because some women
may make inappropriate jokes and another female
"sex therapist" voices an opinion on a male talk-show
that makes it all right for Australian men to
behave badly?

How about you read the links I provided
earlier including national surveys that reveal just
how widespread sexual harassment is in Australia.
Perhaps then we could have an intelligent discussion.
Until then, I've got better things to do with my time.

Cheers.

"So what you're saying is that because some women may make inappropriate jokes and another female "sex therapist" voices an opinion on a male talk-show that makes it all right for Australian men to behave badly?"

Come in spinner. You know I don't mean that.

That is why women reject the feminists who are so offensively anti-male.

Would you be protesting against MILO? Jessica Rowe already gave him the feminists' welcome,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Pds9ytbPsU

Koch too,
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/koch-tries-to-skewer-milo-uneven-contest-results/news-story/f092ed568b1025b5e29de7d145b2da80

leoj,

If you didn't mean it - why quote it?

As for women rejecting feminists who are offensively
anti-male? How many feminists do you know?

I don't know any in my female circle of
friends or colleagues who would fit into that
category. Perhaps you need to either broaden your
circle of female acquaintances or get out more often
into the real world. Feminism and being "anti-male"
don't necessarily go together. And the females who
are feminists and "anti-male" are usually rather
disturbed people. As are males who are "anti-female".

BTW: To be anti-sexual harassment in the workforce
does not mean you are "anti-male". But simply
anti inappropriate behaviour.

But perhaps you
associate being male with bad behaviour. I've heard
that this is acceptable to some males - as the
countless acts of reported physical and sexual abuse
show.

It's also part of the culture in which some
males were brought up and currently live. There are
still males (usually older ones from a different time
zone) that regard sexual harassment of females as
"feminist propaganda" "Leftist social engineering"
and "what about men", and the list of excuses goes on.

I would like to think the public condemnation of
sexual harassment signals the end of all the angry
comments and excuses being made by some men.
But it probably won't - only with education, and a
change in our culture starting with parents teaching
their children respect at home - with the younger generations
will that ever be possible to achieve.