silentlypassionate-x:

kahlil-themulattolinguist:

dopenmind:

jumugama:

dopenmind:

jumugama:

dopenmind:

hellmist13:

dopenmind:

It is not appropriate to turn your car around and drive back to the woman you saw walking down the street to say, “oh, I HAD to come back for you, bae.” This is a highly uncomfortable and often triggering circumstance. Please stop bothering us with your unwarranted creep sh*t.

Thank you,
Management

Dear women,
Stop assuming that all men will do something stupid like this.
H.R

Yes, please invalidate a widely shared experience by saying something stupid. That is absolutely the solution!

He does have a point though. Not all men do this and the ones that do, deserve a punch in the throat.

“Not all men” will never be a valid point.

To you. There are still good men out there. It’s just that a majority of men have turned into assholes who don’t respect women. And the men who do respect women are the ones who are “Friendzoned.”

Listen: NOT ALL MEN WILL NEVER BE A VALID POINT.

If I have a bag of skittles and 5 of them are poisonous, are you going to open the pack after I say “well, not all of the skittles will kill you”?

This is not about “good men”. This is not about being “friendzoned”.

@the ‘not all men apologists’

If your response is ‘not all men,’ prove it with your actions. Talk is cheap.

My sister and I were driving home one day and we were stopped at a red light. I was talking my head off but I noticed my sis was still at the light even after it turned green.
I’m like, “Sis, the light is green.” She didn’t move, just sat quiet.
 I says, “Sis?” and finally look over at her and notice she’s looking in her rearview mirror. 
“I’m just making sure that girl is okay.” she says. 

I look back and I see a girl walking down the street and a couple of guys in a truck talking to her. 

My sister said they turned around and drove back down to the girl. You could see the girl’s discomfort even though she was smiling, she looked scared. We made sure the guys drove away before driving off. It’s not flattering at all, it’s terrifying.