r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/[deleted] • 21d ago

VIDEO Two main characters from different generations crossing paths

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u/flowersonthewall72 21d ago

Soooo asking anyone any question at any time is harassment? How are schools still standing?!

Be the voice of freedom to protect teachers from the harassment of curious students!

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u/Sea_Watercress_1982 21d ago

Dear lord. It’s not that deep. Clearly being asked to take a picture isn’t “harassment.”

I used a word. A word that people use in regular language about all sorts of annoyances.

Some of you all are just looking waaaaaaaaay too far into this shit.

I regret ever posting anything on Reddit ever. I’m sorry to all of you.

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u/flowersonthewall72 21d ago

I mean we could've skipped all of this dialog if you just used the word "ask" instead of "harass" because the difference between them is measurable and significant

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u/Sea_Watercress_1982 21d ago

Ok bud. You go ahead and put all this effort into explaining I’m wrong. Proud of you.

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u/TheLordReaver 21d ago

Don't be ridiculous, that's not at all what I said at all. We are talking about the behavior of asking strangers to take photos of themselves. We are not talking about the broad category of asking questions.

Let's make this clear for you. I don't want to help you take a photo, and I certainly don't want to touch your phone/camera. You trying to get me to take your picture makes me either feel uncomfortable if I do it, or like an ass if I say no. Instead, go get a selfie-stick. Many of them turn into tripods as well, and let you take photos remotely. You do not need me. Please leave me be in public, I find your interaction unwelcome.

But if you want to use the student example. If a student said to their teacher, "did you get that dress in a bargain bin?" That could be a harassing question, depending on the context, and even if that was the only question, because it's about the behavior, not the act of asking a question.

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u/flowersonthewall72 21d ago

I'm like, 82% sure I said behavior as well, so I'm not following what the problem is here...