thought I'd add that I hate it when weird men act like nursing toddlers and see something, think they can have it, so they feel free to touch. Question: when is it acceptable to grope a woman on the street? Answer: NEVER.
Alcohal doesn't excuse it, being outside a concert/ bar/ infeild doesn't excuse it, and Derby weekend doesn't excuse it. I realize that I'll prob'ly never go to Mardi Gras if I hate Louisville this much one weekend/ year. If you've been through here when this city loses its collective mind, then you might understand.
On a similar note, could anyone explain the whole cat-call thing to me? I can't understand how that action expresses appreciation for seeing someone attractive, or what purpose it serves at all, really.
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Alcohal doesn't excuse it, being outside a concert/ bar/ infeild doesn't excuse it, and Derby weekend doesn't excuse it. I realize that I'll prob'ly never go to Mardi Gras if I hate Louisville this much one weekend/ year. If you've been through here when this city loses its collective mind, then you might understand.
On a similar note, could anyone explain the whole cat-call thing to me? I can't understand how that action expresses appreciation for seeing someone attractive, or what purpose it serves at all, really.
If i put
here, is that going too far? Maybe is more appropriate.
lol..I actually had a convo. about that with my friend last weekend out here in Bardstown, but it was with rednecks, and how they rev. thier engines. an extention of male grunting.