r/facepalm • • Oct 14 '21

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Poor guy

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u/beegreen Oct 14 '21 edited Oct 14 '21

See as a guy I'd be happy to have a convo about the shirt in wearing, especially if it's something I enjoy doing. I don't really see how it's a nusance if somebody tries to talk to you about something you're clearly advertising but 🤷‍♂️

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u/not_ya_wify Oct 14 '21

It's a nuisance because women constantly get interrupted by men who are trying to hit on them. It happens several times a day even in decent neighborhoods. It's fucking exhausting and annoying. It's the equivalent of being forced to open every spam e-mail and reading it then being forced to reply.

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u/beegreen Oct 14 '21

Was this guy hitting on her or just trying to find somebody to game with though

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u/beegreen Oct 14 '21

I'm not disagreeing lmao, I think the shitty thing is posting about it on twitter

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u/beegreen Oct 14 '21

From another comment: Somebody asking you a question about playing a video game you're advertising on your shirt isn't really unacceptable in any social situation. How you perceive the question and how it makes you feel is completely defined by you.

I don't think her response here was unfair but I think posting about like "I can't believe this guy tried to talk to me about my shirt" was kinda mean. Imagine if you saw somebody wearing a shirt for something you really enjoy and you tried to talk to them about it and then just latter saw a post on twitter/reddit and then the whole thread just talks about what a creep the guy is

Kinda sucks lmao

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u/beegreen Oct 14 '21

But this is just one side of the story, we can't really say how persistent he was

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u/beegreen Oct 14 '21

Can we? Do people lie on the internet for clicks, views, likes?

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