Why Men Need to Learn How to Not Be “That Guy”
- Jan, 08, 2014
- Charlie Glickman
- gender, sexual politics
- 8 Comments.
Melissa McEwan over at Shakesville wrote a piece today about why she thinks that straight men shouldn’t write articles or blogs telling other men how to not be creepy. She makes some good points, though I think she also misses some key points. Her first argument is that when men talk about creepiness, they tend […]
Read MoreTaking No For An Answer
- Dec, 26, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- relationships, sex & culture, sexual politics
- 9 Comments.
I have a confession to make. Taking no for an answer doesn’t always happen easily. See, there’s been a lot of conversation in different online and in-person communities that I move through about “creepy men.” I’ve even written this piece on five things men can do to not be creepy. Part of those discussions include […]
Five Things Men Can Do To Not Be Creepy
- Nov, 08, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- relationships, sex & culture
- 58 Comments.
I’ve been following a lot of the conversations in various circles about creeps, both online and in various communities I move through, and I’m really glad that this topic is getting more traction. I know that it’s a tough thing to bring up, for a variety of reasons, but until something gets brought into the […]
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