Anonymous #2 17h

Ah it was an unsolicited dick pic wasn’t it.

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Anonymous #2 17h

Nobody defends those

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Anonymous #1 16h

1. Multiple ppl I’ve talked to irl when telling them that this happens to me 2. There’s literal videos and comments of people claiming that ppl are overreacting when they talk about experiencing this. 3. There’s literally people I’ve argued with on this app about it. Just bc you haven’t seen something doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist

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Anonymous OP 16h

What is the context of this actually because no sane person worth bothering with defends people wandering around with their junk out in public

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Anonymous #2 16h

Not gonna retype but this is the same thing I said to #1. Ntm I’ve had various people straight up tell me that they didn’t understand why I either didn’t like a dick pic they sent me or say that they don’t see the problem with doing this.

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Anonymous #1 16h

Again, just because you don’t think someone would doesn’t mean they don’t. The context is me talking to someone and them dropping a random pic, or when I’m telling someone I thought I was close to about the sexual abuse I experienced, there’s literally no context that would make any of that remotely okay

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Anonymous OP 16h

Like I said, no SANE person… they were never a friend to you and their opinion literally shouldn’t be considered because public/unsolicited indecency is illegal and widely frowned upon

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Anonymous #1 16h

Im not saying it’s not I just said that defending it makes you seem like a predator. There’s people who defend rape and that’s illegal too, doesn’t change the fact that people defend it. It’s not about whether it’s illegal or not it’s about the content of someone’s character. Also some of the stuff that started this is the amount of times I’ve watched others report that someone exposed themselves to them non consensually irl or online there were multiple times police would brush it off

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