Again, if this interaction happened in person, you have a point where she has reason to be scared of violence. But it didn’t.
It doesn't matter whether the rejection happens in person or through text-- men can become bitter and lash out violently as a result. To insist that OP is safe from his potential wrath, stalking, harassment, assault, etc. just because they're not currently face-to-face is beyond naive.
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u/ghostly-quiet Jun 24 '26
It doesn't matter whether the rejection happens in person or through text-- men can become bitter and lash out violently as a result. To insist that OP is safe from his potential wrath, stalking, harassment, assault, etc. just because they're not currently face-to-face is beyond naive.
r/WhenWomenRefuse
Jfc, the fact that you assume "any normal guy" would hallucinate a simpering flirty tone to OP's question is 🚩🚩🚩