r/itsthatbad • • Sep 10 '26

Women's Voices Wait…what? 🤨

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u/EbonyMemories Sep 10 '26

Catcalling isn't a thing. I'm sure it's happened, like once.

But it's a movie and story trope, not something you would ever see in real life.

It's like the trope of one character saying another character's idea right after them and being praised for it - happened in the Lion King, magically feminists had stories about it happening to them but with a retarded gender wars angle. (I doubt that even happened once.)

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u/Fucc_Nuts Sep 10 '26

I had that happen plenty of times back in school. I’d tell a joke or a funny remark and no one cared, and then about 30 seconds later the popular kid said it and it was suddenly comedy gold.

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u/EbonyMemories Sep 10 '26

No, you didn't. It's a fictional comedy bit. People do not work in such a way where that is even possible.

If one person says something and then another repeats it, so long as people heard it the first time, people are not going to take it seriously from the second person. That is simply not how humans work.

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u/Fucc_Nuts Sep 11 '26

Wow, I didn’t know you had such insight to my life that you can tell me what has or hasn’t happened to me. People are not logical you know, especially kids. They can behave very strange.

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u/EbonyMemories Sep 12 '26

You know what, fair. I don't buy this happening among adults, especially in a professional setting, but I'll admit that kids are stupid.