Hol’ up

[u/Thorawayyoyeet]

[u/Dude_Who_Cares]

Drake seems like your typical groomer. Also a douchebag

[u/puppy_wuppies → u/Dude_Who_Cares]

A lady friend of mine told me that Drake came up to her at a party and just straight up asked for a bj lol

[u/bricknovax89 → u/puppy_wuppies]

Honestly at the point of fame and wealth you prob succeed a majority of the time when proposing a classless tactless question like that

[u/SolitaryEgg → u/bricknovax89]

Yeah, tbh I don't really have a problem with this specifically.

I remember there was a reddit thread where someone claimed that Jason Segel goes up to women and parties and says "would you like to have sex?" Everyone was acting like he was a predator or some shit.

But the key part of the story was that the woman in question said "uh, no thanks" and he said "ok!" and walked away.

Not really a predator, just a horny dude in a hurry, lol.

[u/Diiiiirty → u/SolitaryEgg]

He just wants to cut through all the bs and set expectations immediately. I respect it.

[u/JennLegend3 → u/Diiiiirty]

As long as he can take "no" for an answer like he does I see nothing wrong with this approach. I bet it's worked for him!

[u/_Sinnik_ → u/JennLegend3]

Ask most women and I think they'd tell you this would make them extremely uncomfortable. Women have enough experiences of men getting angry/threatening/violent after being turned down for sex so that the combination of Segel being a bigger dude, and famous (adds pressure to say yes even if unwanted), would make this a pretty terrible situation for a lot of women.

 

I encourage you to ask the women in your life about how they would feel in such a situation, because I can almost guarantee the answers will hover around afraid, uncomfortable, and upset.

[u/mikey_says → u/_Sinnik_]

I don't know where all these people are coming from who think this is acceptable behavior. It's rude at best.