One common theme I'm finding in things like that is that women think men never face any danger when out in public. Or never worry about things that women can do to them. The difference is we recognize the realistic percentages of that happening to us while I think women assume the worst for the 80% of men they're not attracted to. They don't understand that there's small apples and oranges danger, but little chances of danger nonetheless.
Women really need to read male solo travel stories. Or stories of male hookups with women that go wrong. If you want freedom, you usually have to go through adversity to get it. That's the way of the world, male or female. I don't think women know the stories and precautions men face when moving abroad, all for a shot at a better life and to discover the world. And I'm not asking them to. It's just very hypocritical with the female empowerment stuff they like to shit out of their mouths and then they want men to do their dirty work for them. And we all know women would never do the same in reverse situations unless it's your mother or sister, and maybe not even then. So give me a fucking break.
I've stared in the face of a couple men that I knew would be willing to kill me at a moment's notice. I'm sure a lot of you guys have to. Women think every guy that finds them attractive and sneaks a glance might rape or kill them (at least that's what they say in public in defense of these commercials). I don't think women have been around enough truly bad people to know when someone truly would want to rape or kill them. It's a lot of feelings because of physical (and maybe even mental) insecurity in my opinion. Now, I think we can all admit a very small percentage of men take this to the extreme and actually do horrible things these women claim, but we have all checked out women at some point in our life with what I'm sure was no intention to hurt or do worse to them. Just simply found her attractive.
I'd like to see men respond to these claims with the false rape claims they face from certain women, financial blackmail, drugging men to rob them (looking at you Cardi B), flirting with a man to lead him to a group of violent men, long term asset theft, the list goes on. Not to mention from a safety standpoint or "stares", I remember once I accidentally made eye contact with a dude in the Philippines and as soon as it happened, I saw him RUN towards my jeepney to try to sell me his shuttle service. I said no and brushed him off. I'm not gonna go make a fucking campaign video about that shit and if a man brought this shit up, he'd be laughed off the floor. Because it's really not that big of a deal. Just have some common sense.
Women really need to read male solo travel stories. Or stories of male hookups with women that go wrong. If you want freedom, you usually have to go through adversity to get it. That's the way of the world, male or female. I don't think women know the stories and precautions men face when moving abroad, all for a shot at a better life and to discover the world. And I'm not asking them to. It's just very hypocritical with the female empowerment stuff they like to shit out of their mouths and then they want men to do their dirty work for them. And we all know women would never do the same in reverse situations unless it's your mother or sister, and maybe not even then. So give me a fucking break.
I've stared in the face of a couple men that I knew would be willing to kill me at a moment's notice. I'm sure a lot of you guys have to. Women think every guy that finds them attractive and sneaks a glance might rape or kill them (at least that's what they say in public in defense of these commercials). I don't think women have been around enough truly bad people to know when someone truly would want to rape or kill them. It's a lot of feelings because of physical (and maybe even mental) insecurity in my opinion. Now, I think we can all admit a very small percentage of men take this to the extreme and actually do horrible things these women claim, but we have all checked out women at some point in our life with what I'm sure was no intention to hurt or do worse to them. Just simply found her attractive.
I'd like to see men respond to these claims with the false rape claims they face from certain women, financial blackmail, drugging men to rob them (looking at you Cardi B), flirting with a man to lead him to a group of violent men, long term asset theft, the list goes on. Not to mention from a safety standpoint or "stares", I remember once I accidentally made eye contact with a dude in the Philippines and as soon as it happened, I saw him RUN towards my jeepney to try to sell me his shuttle service. I said no and brushed him off. I'm not gonna go make a fucking campaign video about that shit and if a man brought this shit up, he'd be laughed off the floor. Because it's really not that big of a deal. Just have some common sense.
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