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Let’s role play! Ready? 5678… You’re a man. It’s the middle of the night. You’re jogging. Ahead of you two women are jogging. They spot you and start jogging faster. Do you slow down, change course altogether, keep steady, or try to sprint past them?
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Anonymous 2d

I always change course so I don’t make them feel uncomfortable,

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Anonymous 2d

Cross the street obviously

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Anonymous 2d

feel like this should be on ask men

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Anonymous 2d

I wouldn’t jog at night tf? What psycho runs at night

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Anonymous 2d

Stay same it’s their issue for deciding to assume something that won’t happen in this instance

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Anonymous 2d

change course

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Anonymous 1d

Stand still and wait for them to go much further

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Anonymous 1d

Cross the street, jog faster, look surprised when I see myself across from them, and do the smile nod then quickly pass them

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 2d

I don’t want to know what a man would do in this situation. I want to know what a woman would do in a man’s shoes. But, honestly it probably would be an interesting contrast to see how men approach this scenario.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 2d

Within the confines of this hypothetical scenario, jogging at night is a thing that happens.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 2d

Id jog right when the sun is coming up and as far away from people as possible so I can roleplay being a horse and cantering without being judged #blondeboydoingblondeboythings

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 2d

Yea, I answered. Me, as a man, would not job at night.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 2d

Then you’re not participating in the hypothetical. If the scenario is that you’re a man jogging at night, but you can’t imagine yourself jogging at night, the hypothetical cannot apply to you. Thus, your answer is not germane to the question. If that makes sense.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 2d

The difference is most women cannot even picture themselves alone at night time. 4 is right with that

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 2d

i’d change course or go across the st

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