i don't particularly care what people may say....but i say that i find it extremely uncomfortable when i'm being stared at.and u don't have to exactly stare back to notice that u're being stared at....u can actually feel eyes on you when u pass by.try walking thru National area on a friday eveing and u'll know exactly what i mean.the men there seem to think that women are some exotic creatures who have just dropped down from another planet....sheesh!and i have also been subjected to hearing lewd remarks about me.i'd blame my sharp hearing and my understanding of their language for that.so now,i try not to go anywhere in the vicinity of such social elements.and since it bothers me so much,nowadays i either keep my eyes down when i pass by such ppl or i just avoid such places entirely....it was nice to hear that the govt. is planning on taking such measures.at least i could walk with my head held high.

tates....these ppl don't exactly need "sex appeal" to stare at.anything that looks even remotely feminine to them will do quite nicely.

dot.com....like i said,my husband too was a bachelor until he married me and if he says that he never used to stare,i'd call him a liar.but i can confidently say that post-marriage,he has eyes only for me ;-) so that closes the discussion about my husband.

Going to church no more makes you a Christian than standing in a garage makes you a car. ~ Garrison Keillor