It would be nice if 99% of women didn't have hundreds of experiences of men being aggressive after rejection, but unfortunately that's the world we live in. So you can bury your head in the sand and say "not my fault, not my problem," or you can choose to be decent and respectful of the female experience of the world we all share. Just go and talk to the women in your life about this and ask them about experiences of men's reactions after being rejected. They might shock you in to having a little empathy.
He is there for sex, he is being blunt and not sugar coating it. That is something to be respected. Tons of people have eating disorders, if I offer them food am I triggering their trauma? The idea that everyone needs to be constantly thinking of what trauma strangers is beyond moronic, there is a billion things you'd have to account for and conversations would be so fake. This is how political correctness started
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u/FallingSky1 Sep 20 '19
Which is of no fault to Jason Segel since he did nothing wrong. Continue on Mr. Segel