The smile of a dirty old man? |
Then I watched the above comedy sketch of Alice Fraser's where she mentions "female privilege" and the fear that a male looking at a child is nothing but a pedophile.
Good point and not an unrealistic fear, but having just watched the film 'Whitney' it's clear that not all pedophiles are men ... although most are.
So, for a male who isn't a kiddie fiddler to look at a smiling child on a bus would have the anxiety of being thought of as a pedophile, whereas a woman wouldn't have the anxiety of being judged by fellow passengers if they returned the smile of a child.
Hey, I would be thinking the same thing if I saw a guy smiling back to a young child on a bus, as it's pretty hard not to think that kind of thought these days with all of the horror stories in the media about pedos.
The chapter following 'Space' is titled 'Boundary Building' ironically enough.
Tea With Alice Podcast |
* Henry Fraser - TechBro and ObscenityCast
Know Your Meme: Puddles, The Sad Clown With The Golden Voice |
John-Luke Roberts AbsurdCast
"In a field at End of The Road Festival Alice talks to John-Luke Roberts about praise, absurdism, alienating an audience and double acts."
I have no idea who this guy is BTW |
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