Breaking the Quiet: The Unspoken Rules of Greeting Men in a Group Setting

Have you ever found yourself in a group setting with a bunch of guys, only to watch as one of your male friends goes around fist bumping every single person in the group, excluding you? It's like they're trying to make a conscious effort to ignore you. This phenomenon is not unique to one particular individual or situation; it's a common experience many women have had to endure.

The scenario described above is more than just about fist bumps or initiating physical contact with a woman. It's about the unspoken rules of greeting men in a group setting and how they often exclude women from their greetings. It's rude, to say the least, and leaves one wondering why men feel the need to do this.

Breaking the Quiet, an oldie but a goodie, highlights this issue. The news repeats itself, with people involved changing, but the problem remains the same. Men who don't acknowledge women in a group setting are not only rude but also a reminder of the failures of feminism.

Women have asked men to leave them alone and not approach them because it's scary and unwanted. They've spoken out about their experiences, sharing stories of how they've been ignored or excluded from social gatherings. It's time for men to take notice and make an effort to change their ways.

So, what can be done? The next time you're in a group setting with a bunch of guys, make sure to include the women in your greetings. A simple hello or acknowledgement of their presence can go a long way in making them feel included. Remember, it's not just about fist bumps; it's about respect.

In conclusion, breaking the quiet is more than just a phrase; it's a call to action. It's time for men to acknowledge women in group settings and treat them with the respect they deserve. Only then can we truly say that we're moving forward in our society.

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