The practice of professing beliefs, feelings, or virtues that one does not hold or possess; falseness.
I find it strange that we can all (inclusive) condemn what happened in Noord Teksi Rank --- whereas our reactions to photography with a feminine subject are (un) just the same.
*sad, or is disspointed?
I like the shadows... and the way you captured his gait/ swagger
]Self Control[ (m.oral.ity) borre ba ditekisi (!nclusive)
mmm _ true.i dont trust Cape Town any more - ive been hit on there like twice already. and that makes you uncomfortable - coz you are thinking hey - we are here to mack on chicks - gante motho o batla go macca wena - thats is just wrong all together.
*Waiting Room rocked last weekend!
sorry to go off track.
true. the taxi rank incident proved to me that some men are comfortable violating a subject (cos she's not a woman if they can treat her like that -- not in their eyes). Same as the 75 Tits&Ass Brigade. They're all too eager to reduce a woman to her feminine parts (case in point: cutie pie with the meaty thighs).
at least this is the platform, where one can express himself withought fear of being judged and called names, :-{.... I've learned from xpee-re-ends that women complain if you complement or not, comment or not......
*Waits for the 1st strike.
they could be lactose intolerant...
*couldn't keep you waiting much longer Moogh Heifer
But seriously, was the complaint not directed at the way in which you said it?
At times (actually, often times) men are tactless in their comments and most women are unimpressed by that.The epitome was the taxi rank incident (at least its exposure*), which has really thrust the issue to the fore. The incident was tantamount to rape if you consider that rape itself has "evolved" to encompass more atrocities against fellow human beings than forcing sex on them.
There shoudn't be any ambiguity to a bona fide compliment... but lechery quite often gives it/ one away...
"at least this is the platform, where one can express himself without fear of being judged and called names"
True, but I hope you apply the same sentiment of not 'judging others (women) and calling them names."
Otherwise, it is hypocrisy.
