Pulling cap off another person's head

blu_sky

9 Jul 08, 10:26

Yesterday when i was in a car stopped behind a red traffic light, i saw a couple 'arguing' at the side of the road. Suddenly the guy just pulled off the cap off the gal's head. Her long hair flown down, abit messy. She got stunned by this behaviour and embarressed i think.

I feel that the guy is rude? Maybe a bit humiliating or provocative? Why does such a simple action of pulling cap off another person's head denote such bad attitude?

RedizAlertz

9 Jul 08, 11:13

Bcos gals love making themselves look pretty thus spendin lotsa time in front of the mirror with all sorts of accessories.

Now, that guy's behavior is rude bocs he has made the gal look bad in public. Nobody wants to look bad in public, let alone gals..

blu_sky

9 Jul 08, 11:28

Originally posted by RedizAlertz:

Bcos gals love making themselves look pretty thus spendin lotsa time in front of the mirror with all sorts of accessories.

Now, that guy's behavior is rude bocs he has made the gal look bad in public. Nobody wants to look bad in public, let alone gals..

True.

Say if the gal has short hair, would it make the action any better? I do think that the action itself is a violation of respect. Or am i thinking too much out of it?

RedizAlertz

9 Jul 08, 11:39

Still no. It is so ungentlemanly to even have such an action.

Violation of respect is alittle too harsh, but i kindda agree. No matter how heaty the argument is between a male & a female, none of the party shld cause embarrassments for one another. For e.g, gals who repeatedly hitting the guys, no matter how minor the impacts will be, will also be an embarrassing moment for the guys..

the Bear

9 Jul 08, 11:42

this is effing idiotic and childish...

shoo shoo!