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Liam Nesson had said something similar about the #MeToo movement about it being important that it uncovered shameful acts but it also started a 'witch hunt' which I tend to agree with.
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Yeah. It was more revenge on him because he treated her like a groupie and she thought they were special or had a connection.Nah, they never had intercourse.
I still think Aziz was an ******* and in the wrong but I just don’t think he sexually assaulted her.
Like a bubble test in college. Yes or no, turn in exam and dipset.He shouldn’t have tried anything else after she said no. He could have asked her to leave after that if he was upset but she should have left as well.
The foul part is she was able to stay anonymous.I think this movement is good if every person at fault is correctly held accountable. This means, if a person FALSELY accuses someone inappropriate conduct, he or she should issue an apology and face a defacement-esque charge and the media that reported it should "update" their initial report.
I think this movement is good if every person at fault is correctly held accountable. This means, if a person FALSELY accuses someone inappropriate conduct, he or she should issue an apology and face a defacement-esque charge and the media that reported it should "update" their initial report.
“No. My wife turned me down seven times to go out on a date. Seven. Seven,” Martin said. “And the day she made the mistake on going out on a date with me, I never let her go."
Like a bubble test in college. Yes or no, turn in exam and dipset.
Unless she’s a dime. You try and curve around the NO with humorous comments and dialogue. You fight that rejection claiming that I’m too good to be told NO. But....You actually end up falling in love with her depth and mind due to patience. She makes you wait. Then you end up marrying her and have hella kids lol
I think once people start seeing stars countering allegations, the opposite of what's happening now will become a hot-topic and people will start questioning the accusers about their "credibilty" which would balance things out. I still believe there are far more truthful victims than there are people crying wolf, but every situation is not carbon-copied and I feel as though some victims aren't rightfully putting themselves at fault or fully grasping the context of their own participation. Also, because this age of immdediate headlines and speedy judgement calls, I always make it a point to let things play out and wait for ALL of the information to present itself.This won't happen. It doesn't fit the narrative/movement.
I think once people start seeing stars countering allegations, the opposite of what's happening now will become a hot-topic and people will start questioning the accusers about their "credibilty" which would balance things out.
We used to see stories like this all the time and it was cute because they got married and it all worked out. At what stage is this creepy, though? At what stage is this sexual harassment? Was he reading her "non-verbal cues?", even though her mouth said no several times, we still pursued. If you read that flatly, with no context of what happened later, this looks like he was harassing this woman for months until she finally gave in. As she coerced? Doesn't sound like she gave "enthusiastic consent" for that first dates, does it?
It was until after the Cosby and Weinstein incident, the floodgates opened and everyone instinctively sided with victims. I see it swaying the other way if there's enough false(over exaggerated) accusations whether people backlash or not. After the initial shock, dialogue begins and people start offering a different perspective to keep the narrative "fresh", want to play the devil's advocate, or naturally research the incident and questions the accusers.Ain't this how **** was in the first place
Keep yourselves composed and don't act instinctively. A little self-reflection would help as well which means the less alcohol/drugs, the better.Scary times for a single good dude bachelor that likes to use alcohol on initial dates. Y’all stay safe.
Meh I feel you. But I’ve been on many dates where the date becomes more fun and more alcohol is consumed. A great time turns into sexual exchange and then you get this exact message. Scary ****. I mean you sound like your speaking from a older man POV in which I am too. So I know what you mean but I was speaking to the 21-26 year old crowd.Keep yourselves composed and don't act instinctively. A little self-reflection would help as well which means the less alcohol/drugs, the better.
Scary times for a single good dude bachelor that likes to use alcohol on initial dates. Y’all stay safe.
He shouldn’t have tried anything else after she said no. He could have asked her to leave after that if he was upset but she should have left as well.