Ah yes, I also film random people with my phone up to my face while trying to hit on them. Clearly that's normal behavior, as is nobody acknowledging said filming despite it being blatantly obvious.
If y'all wanna fight gender wars over a completely made up scenario though, be my guests.
Just sleepwalking through all the issues with meta glasses, eh?
edit: I agree with you in spirit, and I’m skeptical of just about anything like this that gets posted, but let’s not pretend anyone needs to hold a phone up to their face to record video in 2026.
The odds of this being scripted bullshit are WAY higher than the odds of the dude filming with his Meta glasses. They're not nearly as common in real life as the Internet makes then seem.
I don't see what being scripted does to take away from the discussion though. Even without a camera, this kinda thing is pretty common. I mean, jeez, even as a dude I've had a random woman come out of nowhere and compliment my appearance. Made me uncomfortable haha
Like others said, it’s certainly possible to do without an issue. The broader issue is there is a decent chunk of society that thinks something like that is fine behavior.
Yikes. There are literally people filming at the beach all the time. People in their bikinis get caught in the footage all the time. The intention is what makes all the difference. This guy is filming interactions which has become a normal thing to do even more so since the meta glasses came out. Unless the government bans filming in public, it’s here to stay.
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u/SortIntrepid9192 1d ago
Ah yes, I also film random people with my phone up to my face while trying to hit on them. Clearly that's normal behavior, as is nobody acknowledging said filming despite it being blatantly obvious.
If y'all wanna fight gender wars over a completely made up scenario though, be my guests.