I'm definitely not a woman.
I spent 5 years in a Catholic school, and all 24 years of my life under the same roof as my parents. Unlike some families, they tried they're best to instill strong old-school moral values in me.
1. I was never jaded in anyway by a "free" allowance. I had to work for my money by doing chores.
2. If I did something wrong, I suffered the consequences. Mouth washing (my choice...bar soap, or pump soap. Trust me, choose the bar), cheek-slapping, spanking (you know those plastic paint-sticks with the 1/4 inch diameter holes? I'm now immune to their effects), a good rap on the back of the head, no TV, sitting on a chair for X minutes (which I suppose is what you might call now a "time out"), standing in the corner.
(I usually wasn't sent to my room because I had enough books and stuff that I enjoyed that).
And I learned right from wrong.
(Ever seen that episode of Southpark where all the kids are "diagnosed" with ADD? Remember the "radical" treatment chef found out about? I'm all for that.)
3. Guys are like that? Absolutely, but you cross a line with me.
Now, if you cannot have/show respect for a simple actress on the screen, how can anyone expect you to have an respect for something important. A boss, a spouse, yourself, the people around you??