‘I adore being objectified’: Single radio producer, 36, reveals why she secretly loves being wolf whistled at by men in a ‘shameless’ confession
- A radio producer has confessed she secretly enjoys getting wolf whistled at
- Jana Hocking explained why she regards wolf whistling as a cheeky compliment
- In 2016, actress Joanna Lumley defended wolf whistling as a ‘compliment’
- She went on to say how today people are ‘sensitive’ and ‘offended by everything’
A single radio producer has made a ‘shameless confession’ that she secretly enjoys getting wolf whistled at and being ‘objectified’.
Jana Hocking, 36, from Sydney, explained why a good old fashioned wolf whistling should be perceived as a cheeky compliment.
‘I adore being objectified. Now before you get out the pitch forks and scream at me for letting down the female tribe, let’s all take a big deep breath and ponder on this for a second,’ the Triple M radio producer told news.com.au.
‘Have you ever had a day where you feel bloated, puffy, and generally blaaaaah. Then you go for a coffee and the barista takes your order while staring at your chest, or that bloke down the road walks past and boldly gives you the ol’ up and down.
‘I don’t know about you, but it sure lifts my spirits.’
Jana Hocking (pictured), 36, from Sydney, has made a ‘shameless confession’ that she secretly enjoys getting wolf whistled at and being ‘objectified’
She explained why she regards a good old fashioned wolf whistling as a cheeky compliment, especially when she’s having a bad day
To back up her statement, Jana praised Absolutely Fabulous actress Joanna Lumley for saying in an interview in 2016 that wolf whistling is a ‘compliment’.
‘How can wolf whistling be offensive to women? It’s a compliment, they’re saying “Cor. you look all right, darlin” What’s wrong with that?’ Lumley said at the time.
‘We were tougher in the 60’s. You knew someone would whistle in the street and you weren’t insulted. We have become more sensitive flowers nowadays, people are very offended by everything.’
The statement comes just months after Jana shared her worst Tinder date of all time, which involved a man inviting all of his conquests to a house party ‘like The Bachelor’.
She labelled Tinder the ‘sleaziest’ online dating app after an encounter she had with a narcissistic male a few years ago.
‘He had just moved into a swanky new apartment and was clearly keen to show off,’ she told FEMAIL in September.
‘I was meeting his friends for the first time, but turns out I was also meeting the other girls he was dating.’
To back up her statement, Jana praised Absolutely Fabulous actress Joanna Lumley for saying in an interview in 2016 that wolf whistling is a ‘compliment’
She described how everyone was sitting in his lounge room getting to know each other when one girl casually mentioned that she was dating him.
‘Then another girl was like, “wait, I’m dating him as well” and I just went straight to the bedroom to grab my bag,’ Jana said.
‘He came in to check on me and I told him about the other two girls and he freaked out, followed me down the stairs as I left telling me not to leave but I was out of there.’
Over the following days the man – who had acted like he was a contestant on The Bachelor – texted, called and apologised to Jana for what had happened.
‘But once a player always a player. Such a douche,’ she said.