OldBlueLady
Junior Blues Coordinator⭐
Here we go again, some similarities with the Ched Evans/Clayton Mcdonald case...except here the woman is seeking her own private prosection.
When are clubs and bars going to accept a certain amount of responsibility and do what pubs do when someone has had too much and refuse to serve them?
I know, because I've seen it many times, that women who drink too much often get very "touchy feely" and throw their arms around people. That makes them vulnerable. These guys may well have taken such action to mean she was "fair game" - how many men actually ask a woman if she wants them to continue? I'd hazard a guess at very few. Any sign of approval will be taken as consent.
Learn to say "no"...both to drinks and to sex. Be blunt.
In my opinion, young women need to get a grip. If they don't want to be in this situation then don't drink so much that you're IN that position. Take responsibility and have some respect for your own body.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...stand-straight-speak.html?ito=social-facebook
When are clubs and bars going to accept a certain amount of responsibility and do what pubs do when someone has had too much and refuse to serve them?
I know, because I've seen it many times, that women who drink too much often get very "touchy feely" and throw their arms around people. That makes them vulnerable. These guys may well have taken such action to mean she was "fair game" - how many men actually ask a woman if she wants them to continue? I'd hazard a guess at very few. Any sign of approval will be taken as consent.
Learn to say "no"...both to drinks and to sex. Be blunt.
In my opinion, young women need to get a grip. If they don't want to be in this situation then don't drink so much that you're IN that position. Take responsibility and have some respect for your own body.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...stand-straight-speak.html?ito=social-facebook