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Locked eyes with a guy in tesco once... we were literally eye fucking eachother in the Isle as I was leaving he came over and handed me a piece of paper with his number we texted for a while and ended up meeting a few times ! Every little helps ! |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
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"Locked eyes with a guy in tesco once... we were literally eye fucking eachother in the Isle as I was leaving he came over and handed me a piece of paper with his number we texted for a while and ended up meeting a few times ! Every little helps !"
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently "
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated." |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated.""
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"?  |
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I think they were responding to feedback from women who were using the tube less frequently because they were intimidated by aggressive sexual staring. I seem to remember from a news article at the time. |
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"I think they were responding to feedback from women who were using the tube less frequently because they were intimidated by aggressive sexual staring. I seem to remember from a news article at the time."
And a sign is gonna help  ...righteo  |
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"I think they were responding to feedback from women who were using the tube less frequently because they were intimidated by aggressive sexual staring. I seem to remember from a news article at the time.
And a sign is gonna help ...righteo "
On the tube, normal people do their utmost to avoid eye contact with anyone |
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"I think they were responding to feedback from women who were using the tube less frequently because they were intimidated by aggressive sexual staring. I seem to remember from a news article at the time.
And a sign is gonna help ...righteo
On the tube, normal people do their utmost to avoid eye contact with anyone "
I’m fucked I have a resting bitch face and also a 5 mile stare think I will walk rather than get arrested on the tubes  |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"? "
Percisely how can you differentiate between staring of a sexual nature (whatever that means) and "normal" staring.. Ridiculous really |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"?
Percisely how can you differentiate between staring of a sexual nature (whatever that means) and "normal" staring.. Ridiculous really "
You’re not really supposed to stare at people in general |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"?
Percisely how can you differentiate between staring of a sexual nature (whatever that means) and "normal" staring.. Ridiculous really
You’re not really supposed to stare at people in general "
Depends what your definition of staring is though, does it mean looking at someone for more than 5 seconds or what |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"? "
If they have their lad in their hand ready to do the business and their tongue hanging out at a jaunty angle it's probably of a "sexual nature" |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"?
If they have their lad in their hand ready to do the business and their tongue hanging out at a jaunty angle it's probably of a "sexual nature" "
And if they don't? |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"?
If they have their lad in their hand ready to do the business and their tongue hanging out at a jaunty angle it's probably of a "sexual nature"
And if they don't? "
They could be just some class of a gimp I suppose?  |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"?
If they have their lad in their hand ready to do the business and their tongue hanging out at a jaunty angle it's probably of a "sexual nature"
And if they don't?
They could be just some class of a gimp I suppose? "
I think it's time all of our brains are hooked up with a centralised thought monitoring system - then we can burn any sexual starers at the stake |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"?
If they have their lad in their hand ready to do the business and their tongue hanging out at a jaunty angle it's probably of a "sexual nature"
And if they don't?
They could be just some class of a gimp I suppose?
I think it's time all of our brains are hooked up with a centralised thought monitoring system - then we can burn any sexual starers at the stake "
Just for clarification... If you ever catch me looking at you, it's definitely sexual in nature.  |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"?
If they have their lad in their hand ready to do the business and their tongue hanging out at a jaunty angle it's probably of a "sexual nature"
And if they don't?
They could be just some class of a gimp I suppose?
I think it's time all of our brains are hooked up with a centralised thought monitoring system - then we can burn any sexual starers at the stake
Just for clarification... If you ever catch me looking at you, it's definitely sexual in nature. "
Just as well there's no centralised computers so! I'd miss the entertainment here |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So I love makeing eye contact in public it can be more successful than the first chat up line. ?? "
I agree! Surprisingly a lot of people can’t handle it I’ve noticed haha always break away lol |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"? "
Simple ... if its a guy staring at a girl .... that is actually the answer stupid fuckin world at times |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"?
Percisely how can you differentiate between staring of a sexual nature (whatever that means) and "normal" staring.. Ridiculous really
You’re not really supposed to stare at people in general
Depends what your definition of staring is though, does it mean looking at someone for more than 5 seconds or what "
yes |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"?
If they have their lad in their hand ready to do the business and their tongue hanging out at a jaunty angle it's probably of a "sexual nature"
And if they don't?
They could be just some class of a gimp I suppose? "
Or a hole in their pocket |
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"Didn't they want to make eye contact on public transport a crime recently
"Transport for London launched a new campaign, amid at tackling sexual harassment of women and girls which included upskirting, cat calling and staring. Posters have now been place in tube stations across the capital stating: "Intrusive staring of a sexual nature is sexual harassment and is not tolerated."
And how does anyone prove that this staring is "of a sexual nature"?
If they have their lad in their hand ready to do the business and their tongue hanging out at a jaunty angle it's probably of a "sexual nature"
And if they don't?
They could be just some class of a gimp I suppose?
I think it's time all of our brains are hooked up with a centralised thought monitoring system - then we can burn any sexual starers at the stake "
Ah here ,, maybe some of em a fuckable  |
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