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Men will say not all men until they have a daughter and then suddenly she can’t do things or dress certain ways because he knows what men are like
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Anonymous 14h

i wonder how they'll try to argue this one.

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Anonymous 13h

youre right, i will be protective. bc some men make up for the rest in terms of shittiness. not all dogs bite, but its still never a good idea to run up to dogs randomly and touch them. same kinda thing. is it limiting their freedom to tell them its not smart to to pet the dog? is it limiting their freedom to tell them its not smart to go to bars alone at 1:00AM in sketchy areas?

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Anonymous 13h

“Feelin' better than some head on a Sunday afternoon Better than a chick that say yes too soon Until you have a daughter, that’s what I call karma And you pray to God she don’t grow breasts too soon”

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 13h

Right. Being protective isn’t the issue here, it’s the fact that men will continue to dismiss women’s very real apprehension of men until it’s their daughter. It shouldn’t take you knowing or loving someone for you to be empathetic

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 13h

that's fair. Then to what degree is it ok to place those protections or limit what people "can do or wear", or is there no limit, should it be something people just know

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 13h

I think growing up as a woman, it’s unfortunately engrained in you early on to know what measures to take to lessen risk, but at the same time it’s incredibly frustrating for the burden to be placed on us always. Instead of teaching women ways to not get attacked we should be teaching men not to attack women

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