Men - If you got wolf whistled by a woman, what would you do?

I was just thinking you hear about women getting wolf whistled at then the person doing it getting charged for sexual harassment. Which I can see if it happens every day. But if I got wolf whistled by a woman, I might not register it, or just take it as a compliment, people seem to be too edgy these days. Or is it fine for it to be accepteable one way and not the other. You know their was that hunky male gardener in a diet coke advert, it was sexualizing him pretty much. Not much was said. But flip the genders and if it was sexualizing a woman, that's a whole different storm.

I imagine most men wouldn't give much thought about it and carry on as normal if they got a wolf whistle.

Hmmm, just a thought.

I was just thinking you hear about women getting wolf whistled at then the person doing it getting charged for sexual harassment. Which I can see if it happens every day. But if I got wolf whistled by a woman, I might not register it, or just take it as a compliment, people seem to be too edgy these days. Or is it fine for it to be accepteable one way and not the other. You know their was that hunky male gardener in a diet coke advert, it was sexualizing him pretty much. Not much was said. But flip the genders and if it was sexualizing a woman, that's a whole different storm.

I imagine most men wouldn't give much thought about it and carry on as normal if they got a wolf whistle.

Hmmm, just a thought.

Hunky male gardener in the Diet Coke advert @WoodyMKC

I was just thinking you hear about women getting wolf whistled at then the person doing it getting charged for sexual harassment. Which I can see if it happens every day. But if I got wolf whistled by a woman, I might not register it, or just take it as a compliment, people seem to be too edgy these days. Or is it fine for it to be accepteable one way and not the other. You know their was that hunky male gardener in a diet coke advert, it was sexualizing him pretty much. Not much was said. But flip the genders and if it was sexualizing a woman, that's a whole different storm.

I imagine most men wouldn't give much thought about it and carry on as normal if they got a wolf whistle.

Hmmm, just a thought.

I'd howl back at her.

I was just thinking you hear about women getting wolf whistled at then the person doing it getting charged for sexual harassment. Which I can see if it happens every day. But if I got wolf whistled by a woman, I might not register it, or just take it as a compliment, people seem to be too edgy these days. Or is it fine for it to be accepteable one way and not the other. You know their was that hunky male gardener in a diet coke advert, it was sexualizing him pretty much. Not much was said. But flip the genders and if it was sexualizing a woman, that's a whole different storm.

I imagine most men wouldn't give much thought about it and carry on as normal if they got a wolf whistle.

Hmmm, just a thought.

Offer to book them an eye test?

Nahh, smug chuckle

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I was just thinking you hear about women getting wolf whistled at then the person doing it getting charged for sexual harassment. Which I can see if it happens every day. But if I got wolf whistled by a woman, I might not register it, or just take it as a compliment, people seem to be too edgy these days. Or is it fine for it to be accepteable one way and not the other. You know their was that hunky male gardener in a diet coke advert, it was sexualizing him pretty much. Not much was said. But flip the genders and if it was sexualizing a woman, that's a whole different storm.


I imagine most men wouldn't give much thought about it and carry on as normal if they got a wolf whistle.

Hmmm, just a thought.