Unfortunately unsurprising that someone who proudly and publicly declares his belief that women are objects would follow it up by treating women like objects.

I'm very much okay with this.

You must be fucking kidding me. I teach highschool; by the time they graduate they should know the difference between right and wrong. By second year uni they should have enough maturity and life experience to not only know the difference between right and wrong, but to speak out against wrongdoing when they see it.…

This makes me fucking furious. I hope they find the frosh leaders responsible and expel them. And NO, I don't think that's too harsh. These kids are old enough to vote and drink, they're old enough to know how wrong and offensive this is. Disgusting.

I tried explaining this once.

Obviously you're not understanding me when I say it adds insult to injury when I feel like i'm being discriminated against, and then someone argues with me as to whether that's true. I dislike it, and I don't accept your apology because it came AFTER you AGAIN insinuated that I was wrong for feeling the way I felt. Or…

Yeah, this is reminding me of how I told a co-worker that I had gotten asked in places like Home Depot or Target "where we kept X?" (both of which have employees who wear identifable uniformish clothes) he said, "well, when I go into the store looking sloppy I get that too" and I had to point out that at no point do I…

Yeah, and I've seen salespeople falling over teenagers who were clearly too young to have actual jobs. But they were white, and assumed to have mommy and daddy's credit cards.

What the fuck is wrong with you? I came here to have a conversation with someone who I felt has gone through the same thing and yes I was annoyed when you insinuated it was something else, because I would really like to not be questioned as to the validity of my feelings when I feel someone is flat out being RACIST…

Yes based on our appearance, based on our race. I feel I was very clear about why I felt discriminated against because I was commiserating with the OP about the fact that in some stores we feel like we do not get service because we are black. I really do not give a shit if that employee works on commission because…

I don't see why anyone would have any valid reason to assume a 26 year old cannot afford something.

Yea, it's funny how people can just assume that how they get treated is how you get treated.

Didn't Madonna used to do ads for H&M? I think she even had a clothing line for them. She's certainly not a junior. So is H&M a juniors-only store or do they hire middle-aged women to try to attract juniors? I would have called BS on that idiot H&M employee.

I'm about an 18 from Gap/Old Navy, and I recently got a shirt in the womens section of H&M (was just looking at nail polish, but this thing drew me in with its magical powers), not plus size (though a bit stretchy), that fits me just fine. I still have no plans to become a regular H&M shopper, but if you see that…

Hmm, there were plenty of other Adults there and I was in my early 20's at the time. And I walked out with the same size jeans I was wearing, so I don't know what to tell you.

I need to follow you just for the term "robust gentleman." XO

Some people are fucking moronic assholes and also have jobs in retail.

As a robust gentleman, I wouldn't make up a story about someone insulting me for being fat so I could have my fat ass broadcast all over the news and YouTube calling even more attention to my fat self, especially if I were 14 and all my high school classmates would forevermore know me as the fat-ass who couldn't shop…

Yeah. No one has ever been mean to fat people. This is super unbelievable.

You seriously think that a teenage girl is going to "[twist] reality and words" in a public declaration that someone told her she was too fat to shop in their store and leave, for what? The fun of being known to her schoolmates as the fat girl who was asked to leave Rue 21? I mean really, really?