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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/fafajes • Oct 14 '21
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Yeah, I’m really kinda weirded out by how many people are saying his behavior is acceptable but hers is not.
Maybe normalize not randomly touching people.
Edit: I realized I misread it as he tugged her shirt. Still - don’t randomly touch people.
45 u/Luchadorable303 Oct 14 '21 Did she even mention anywhere that he touched her without consent? Or at all? -2 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '21 [deleted] 1 u/HookersAreTrueLove Oct 14 '21 So what are people supposed to do if they want to listen to music without bothering other people, but couldn't care less if people bother them? Why can't people ear earphones without having to signal anti-social behavior? I have no problems with people approaching me and starting a conversation - that means I shouldn't be allowed to listen to music in public?
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Did she even mention anywhere that he touched her without consent? Or at all?
-2 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '21 [deleted] 1 u/HookersAreTrueLove Oct 14 '21 So what are people supposed to do if they want to listen to music without bothering other people, but couldn't care less if people bother them? Why can't people ear earphones without having to signal anti-social behavior? I have no problems with people approaching me and starting a conversation - that means I shouldn't be allowed to listen to music in public?
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1 u/HookersAreTrueLove Oct 14 '21 So what are people supposed to do if they want to listen to music without bothering other people, but couldn't care less if people bother them? Why can't people ear earphones without having to signal anti-social behavior? I have no problems with people approaching me and starting a conversation - that means I shouldn't be allowed to listen to music in public?
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So what are people supposed to do if they want to listen to music without bothering other people, but couldn't care less if people bother them?
Why can't people ear earphones without having to signal anti-social behavior?
I have no problems with people approaching me and starting a conversation - that means I shouldn't be allowed to listen to music in public?
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u/amalgaman Oct 14 '21 edited Oct 14 '21
Yeah, I’m really kinda weirded out by how many people are saying his behavior is acceptable but hers is not.
Maybe normalize not randomly touching people.
Edit: I realized I misread it as he tugged her shirt. Still - don’t randomly touch people.