
Depends on if it’s forced obliviousness or not. If he’s genuinely jusy clueless and open to learning I’m okay explaining things, it can be hard to notice things when you’re not taught to. It can be so frustrating but usually not because fhe guy is doing something wrong, more of the fact the world is so horrible for women and it’s entirely possible men never experience the horrors.
Valid. It’s my interpretation that this degree of obliviousness can be present in small interactions. For example maybe not understanding why you wouldn’t want to walk alone to a gas station, you point out you don’t feel safe and I’d say 9/10 a guy would be like “why not like anybody is gonna get you” I mean like shit like that over a long period of time has to be incredibly invalidating, idk maybe I’m reading too much into it but I’m j tryna broaden my horizons ig
Thank you. It was miserable but thankfully my therapist had helped me work through it. A lot of my friends are neurodivergent and I find that it helps in many scenarios to just explain your reasoning. “Why are you doing that” “Because this reason”. So I deal with people in general that same way.