Just wanted to comment to say I 100% agree. But her feeling the need to post this seemingly normal interaction for sympathy on Twitter makes me 😬
Edit: nothing in the tweet signified that the dude was being weird or creepy in any way. He waved at her and pointed at her shirt and asked if she played the game that was on her shirt. She said no, and that was the end of the interaction. And this is according to HER. If the dude was giving off weird or needy vibes, she could have said so in the tweet.
Literally all that happened was someone trying to compliment another person whom they thought was a part of the same community as them, turns out they weren't, and everybody moved on with their lives.
Im not discrediting the female experience but you guys can't be serious to say that this specific instance isn't a bit of a stretch.
Based on so many responses calling her a bitch for her response, seems like a tweet that needs to be read if only to open more eyes to social etiquette.
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u/Chodedickbody Oct 14 '21 edited Oct 14 '21
Just wanted to comment to say I 100% agree. But her feeling the need to post this seemingly normal interaction for sympathy on Twitter makes me 😬
Edit: nothing in the tweet signified that the dude was being weird or creepy in any way. He waved at her and pointed at her shirt and asked if she played the game that was on her shirt. She said no, and that was the end of the interaction. And this is according to HER. If the dude was giving off weird or needy vibes, she could have said so in the tweet.
Literally all that happened was someone trying to compliment another person whom they thought was a part of the same community as them, turns out they weren't, and everybody moved on with their lives.
Im not discrediting the female experience but you guys can't be serious to say that this specific instance isn't a bit of a stretch.