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	<title>Comments on: Could it be ignorance?</title>
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		<title>By: NML</title>
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		<description>As always I enjoyed your post. I think you&#039;re absolutely right - some men don&#039;t really seem to know better although they probably do on a deeper level unless they really are very rough cut. The reason why I lay out these possibilities is because despite the obviousness of the signs, many women choose to ignore them. Even if a guy is behaving like this, unless he is totally comfortable with being this way, many will rationalise to themselves that they are treating a woman better than they are because they&#039;re not doing something them deem to be much worse. Social ettiquette is something that has become lost in transit. Maybe we should be having classes! Not you of course!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As always I enjoyed your post. I think you&#8217;re absolutely right &#8211; some men don&#8217;t really seem to know better although they probably do on a deeper level unless they really are very rough cut. The reason why I lay out these possibilities is because despite the obviousness of the signs, many women choose to ignore them. Even if a guy is behaving like this, unless he is totally comfortable with being this way, many will rationalise to themselves that they are treating a woman better than they are because they&#8217;re not doing something them deem to be much worse. Social ettiquette is something that has become lost in transit. Maybe we should be having classes! Not you of course!</p>
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