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Tulips915
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Re: #metoo
Posted by Pumpkin1
Posted by MC09
Let's add the endless slew of unsolicited dikc pics that have become the norm in our society. Why has it become almost the norm for a creep to snap a pic of his morning wood and send it to someone he barely knows, just met, and that hasn't asked to see it, and act like it's totally normal behavior? Nobody wants to see your crusty dikc!
Is this really a thing? Ugh, there is something really wrong with a guy to think that a woman would really want to see that.
Unfortunately, yes it is. It's unreal. Every.single.guy does this. Like WTF!? 
I barely know you. I don't even know how you take your coffee but I've seen your c0ck! 
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Re: #metoo
Posted by Tulips915
Posted by Pumpkin1
Posted by MC09
Let's add the endless slew of unsolicited dikc pics that have become the norm in our society. Why has it become almost the norm for a creep to snap a pic of his morning wood and send it to someone he barely knows, just met, and that hasn't asked to see it, and act like it's totally normal behavior? Nobody wants to see your crusty dikc!
Is this really a thing? Ugh, there is something really wrong with a guy to think that a woman would really want to see that.
Unfortunately, yes it is. It's unreal. Every.single.guy does this. Like WTF!?
I barely know you. I don't even know how you take your coffee but I've seen your c0ck!
It's obviously not a funny, but the wording gets me. "I don't even know how you take your coffee, but I've seen your c0ck!"
Between that and "crusty dickk" I am LMAO
Do guys really think that will turn a woman on?
Ughhhhhhhhhhhh
Message edited 10/17/2017 11:49:52 AM.
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SecretlyTTC14
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Re: #metoo
Posted by Pumpkin1
Posted by MC09
Let's add the endless slew of unsolicited dikc pics that have become the norm in our society. Why has it become almost the norm for a creep to snap a pic of his morning wood and send it to someone he barely knows, just met, and that hasn't asked to see it, and act like it's totally normal behavior? Nobody wants to see your crusty dikc!
Is this really a thing? Ugh, there is something really wrong with a guy to think that a woman would really want to see that.
Yeah, this is something they do now. My friend had a guy cheat on her, so when they broke up she told everyone he had a small d**k. So he messaged me to say it wasn't true. I responded by telling him that I don't care. He responded that he can send me pics. I said nope, I really don't care. He then responded with the pics to "prove it" (which btw proved her point, not his). I posted them online for all to see cause he should be ashamed of himself (revenge world when it existed lol... idk if it still exists). I really do not understand men today. No shame what-so-ever.
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MC09
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Re: #metoo
Posted by Pumpkin1
Posted by MC09
Let's add the endless slew of unsolicited dikc pics that have become the norm in our society. Why has it become almost the norm for a creep to snap a pic of his morning wood and send it to someone he barely knows, just met, and that hasn't asked to see it, and act like it's totally normal behavior? Nobody wants to see your crusty dikc!
Is this really a thing? Ugh, there is something really wrong with a guy to think that a woman would really want to see that.
It is, unfortunately, a very real thing. It's sick behavior that has become mainstream. I equate it with a creep pulling his dikc out on the subway. To me, both actions are the same. But, for some reason if it's virtual it's considered more acceptable? Idk. Chances are very high a guy you know has done this to a woman he just met. It's become that common. Could be your brother in law, your cousin, co-worker, neighbor, or friend. Probably all of them lol. There's even a commercial out right now about a girl who meets a guy who doesn't have a cell phone or go online and she's crying to her friends about it and they respond "omg! So, how does he send you dikc pics?"
I'll bet if we conducted a social experiment sending a woman into a bar and getting a bunch of guy's numbers, and texting them, within the week her phone would be blowing up with a collection of dikc pics she didn't ask to see. Probably sooner.
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jlm2008
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Re: #metoo
Posted by Pumpkin1
Posted by MC09
Let's add the endless slew of unsolicited dikc pics that have become the norm in our society. Why has it become almost the norm for a creep to snap a pic of his morning wood and send it to someone he barely knows, just met, and that hasn't asked to see it, and act like it's totally normal behavior? Nobody wants to see your crusty dikc!
Is this really a thing? Ugh, there is something really wrong with a guy to think that a woman would really want to see that.
Very real thing! Guess you don't do any online dating. Men think that will get them a date
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Pumpkin1
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Re: #metoo
Posted by jlm2008
Very real thing! Guess you don't do any online dating. Men think that will get them a date
Nope, I was married before online dating became mainstream.
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| Posted 10/17/17 12:15 PM |
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StaceyLu
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Re: #metoo
I remember hearing about a website several years ago where women could post men who mistreated them to warn other women. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
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| Posted 10/17/17 12:22 PM |
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LizD
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Re: #metoo
My daughter is 13 and all this prompted me to have a conversation with her about this last night. I wanted to make sure she knew that if anything ever happened that made her feel uncomfortable that we would be 100% in her corner and to make sure to tell me so we can make sure it did not happen again to her or anyone else. I told her no job, grade or anything is worth taking that kind of abuse/harassment. I told her it's hard to speak up sometimes, but it's so important and to not let anyone take any power she has over herself away from her. I told her that is this ever happened it would not be her fault in any way and to not ever feel embarrassed or ashamed. It seemed to go well.
It is alarming how many of us have had some kind of experience with this and that we rarely talked about it. I don't want her generation 20 -30 years from now to be finding out the extent of the problem like we are today.
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gina409
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Re: #metoo
Posted by MC09
Let's add the endless slew of unsolicited dikc pics that have become the norm in our society. Why has it become almost the norm for a creep to snap a pic of his morning wood and send it to someone he barely knows, just met, and that hasn't asked to see it, and act like it's totally normal behavior? Nobody wants to see your crusty dikc!
This.
And add any pic of a let's say female athlete who is good looking the disgusting comments on social media
The girl on the train who gets pics snapped of her for no reason
I saw a video(as a test) of a girl in tight pants just standing on the street. The cat calls. The pics. One guy even smacked her ass
It's become acceptable. That's why the hashtag is important.
Doesn't matter how you dress. What you say. Being vulnerable??? Give me a break
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