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SilentKiller · M
SilentKiller · M
@TheEmperor
Even if she isn't, heroism only works in the movies. It's not respected or appreciated in these days
Even if she isn't, heroism only works in the movies. It's not respected or appreciated in these days
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SilentKiller · M
@TheEmperor precisely
Cops get paid for these types of situations so they must do their duties
Cops get paid for these types of situations so they must do their duties
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WendyLopez43 · 26-30, F
@SamInAZ Usually a guy at a bar would come and see if a lady was being bothered if he thought she was.
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elafina · 36-40, F
If they were flirting or playing I'd just let it go and walk ahead. She says she doesn't bother. It sounds consensual, no ? What do you think ?
When I have trouble in the streets, I'm the first to call on passengers and ask for their attention or assistance, if I feel there's a need.
When I have trouble in the streets, I'm the first to call on passengers and ask for their attention or assistance, if I feel there's a need.
Slade · 56-60, M
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496sbc · 36-40, M
@TheEmperor and you know this how
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496sbc · 36-40, M
@TheEmperor umm ok what ever dude
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Queendragonfly · 31-35, F
but she said she wasn't bothered
Not my circus.....not my monkeys.
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elafina · 36-40, F
@TheEmperor I agree with you that life works out better when we take responsibility for ourselves, and when we keep our power instead of giving it away.
But sometimes our power is taken away from previous life events and even though we might be developing and working on ourselves, there could be transitioning periods where we don't have the tools or the knowledge of how to properly navigate through situations. Especially when we're conditioned(brainwashed) from early on.
At the same time though, because like I said, life's a complex set of things, we need to be conscious, careful and compassionate too. Using words like "she deserved it" implies guilt and punishment.
We can be more careful choosing our words and the meanings we convey.. we want to create a world where it is safe for everyone to live and explore..
But sometimes our power is taken away from previous life events and even though we might be developing and working on ourselves, there could be transitioning periods where we don't have the tools or the knowledge of how to properly navigate through situations. Especially when we're conditioned(brainwashed) from early on.
At the same time though, because like I said, life's a complex set of things, we need to be conscious, careful and compassionate too. Using words like "she deserved it" implies guilt and punishment.
We can be more careful choosing our words and the meanings we convey.. we want to create a world where it is safe for everyone to live and explore..
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BearDownChicago · 41-45, M
I am a protective person. Would give the eye to the guy. Put myself between them. And if they kept it up I’d say to find someone else
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Slade · 56-60, M
If she said she's ok it already means you have already interjected. I wouldn't even be there if I didn't sense definite trouble
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SamInAZ · 41-45, M
@TheEmperor I would get involved if I saw anyone getting physically violent with a disabled person. But if all it was...was a verbal altercation..like I said, not my business.
