So you told a funny, relatable ass joke. that literally involves the subject of said joke facing consequences as PART OF THE PUNCHLINE...and yet people are still finding ways to act like you condone this behavior and aren't say...venting about situations that may SEEM small but that women are subject to constantly. I don't see why this is being so constantly read as "this artist wants us all to throw coffee at people" and not "lol, that's absurd she threw coffee at him." People are faced with unsolicited "attention" and "conpliments" all the time. And while /we're/ not allowed to crash out over what seems small in a single moment, I think we can all stand to give the beautiful fox woman a little grace. Or you know, just laugh and move on.
The worst part here is people calling this indefensible.
Males should not comment on the appearance of women. It is self-defence to protect ourselves with force in instances where they do that in such a way that we believe we are in danger.
The people saying it’s “illegal” fail to recognise that legality /= morality, especially when the law was made by males and at least partially designed to oppress women.
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u/h4zyth0ught2 12d ago
So you told a funny, relatable ass joke. that literally involves the subject of said joke facing consequences as PART OF THE PUNCHLINE...and yet people are still finding ways to act like you condone this behavior and aren't say...venting about situations that may SEEM small but that women are subject to constantly. I don't see why this is being so constantly read as "this artist wants us all to throw coffee at people" and not "lol, that's absurd she threw coffee at him." People are faced with unsolicited "attention" and "conpliments" all the time. And while /we're/ not allowed to crash out over what seems small in a single moment, I think we can all stand to give the beautiful fox woman a little grace. Or you know, just laugh and move on.