໊(@i23yvi3):What’s wrong with My aunt, she said, “If a woman posts thirst traps online, she can't complain when men sexualize her” I asked, “So if a man posts shirtless pictures, are women allowed to treat him however they want?” She said, “That's different” I asked, “How?” My uncle jumped in and said, “Women don't look at men the same way” I said, “Then why do we keep using someone's decision to post a picture as permission to disrespect them?” Nobody answered. Maybe posting yourself online means accepting attention, but it doesn't mean surrendering your right to decide what kind of attention you accept.

2026.08.20 18:22

What’s wrong with My aunt, she said, “If a woman posts thirst traps online, she can't complain when men sexualize her” I asked, “So if a man posts shirtless pictures, are women allowed to treat him however they want?” She said, “That's different” I asked, “How?” My uncle jumped in and said, “Women don't look at men the same way” I said, “Then why do we keep using someone's decision to post a picture as permission to disrespect them?” Nobody answered. Maybe posting yourself online means accepting attention, but it doesn't mean surrendering your right to decide what kind of attention you accept.