
their comment is just victim blaming. they're saying "well i stop people at the bar i bounce at so just pick better bars" 1) this is nonsense. bouncers bounce ppl *after* they do the thing, so it has definitely happened at their bar 2) this person is probably not a bouncer, and if they are, their overconfidence has certainly allowed many creeps to get away with it 3) the onus is on men to not creep, not on women to predict which bars will have bouncers with the ability to see the future
So I get why your mad, I do, but I think to be totally honest, you’ve already classified yourself as a victim honey. If you choose to go to large clubs with massive crowds you are going to get hands on you at one point or another. Getting people out AFTER they do something doesn’t mean anything here, I’m saying that where I bounce at, in normal quiet bars, these things never happened. At college bars where I bounce they do, but by choosing to go into a club scene you gotta understand there is a
A risk that goes along with it. I’m not saying women need to predict where bouncers will step in, im a woman myself, I understand the disparity, but still I’m saying in large crowds you are significantly more likely to get grabbed than you would be in a normal bar. We can sit here are cry about how unfair it is or you can decide to choose a better spot for a fun night.