Post #1683286
2026-03-09 01:00 UTC
Replies (4)
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@carl@chaos.social 2026-03-09 05:22
@Robo105 As a man I hope you are telling other men to STOP THAT BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS WOMEN. As I try to do. @Mab_813
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@Rhube@wandering.shop 2026-03-09 06:28
@Robo105 @Mab_813 That's shit of you. Step up and step in yourself. Stop blaming the woman for not doing the thing you stupidly believe, from your complete lack of experience, will end well for them.
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@afewbugs@social.coop 2026-03-09 08:45
@Robo105 @Mab_813 I think this was probably well intentioned, but put yourself in the woman's position for a second, who is she supposed to ask for help? If she asks a random guy she has no way of knowing whether he'll turn out to be just as bad and try and force himself on her because he expects her to be grateful for rescuing her. Women look out for each other, and asking a woman for help is safer, but this guy's already shown that he doesn't respect women so now you've pulled more women into the firing line
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@Soldusty@beige.party 2026-03-09 11:21
@Robo105 @Mab_813 Sure, because just by looking around we can automatically tell who will help us vs. who will help our (potential) attacker 🙄😡. If you see a woman potentially in distress or about to be in a distressing situation go & politely ask if everything is fine & make sure you know all the hidden signals for an SOS. It's on men to stop making victims, never the otherway round. You wouldn't tell a child that they shouldn't have been alone with their uncle after they've been raped by that uncle would you?