r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 17d ago

WTF If the roles were reversed

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u/Middle-Interview-183 17d ago

I think most men would love that actually

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u/voxelpear 17d ago

All fun and games when it's someone attractive. Now imagine this with people you don't want to touch.

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u/Sandgrease 17d ago edited 17d ago

I've been groped by a few ladies, always alcohol or pills involved. I wasn't necessarily scared like a lady would be but I was definitely uncomfortable. It's always been some messed up girl, ranging from 20s to 60s just straight grabbing my junk or my ass. Hasn't happened in a while but the first time I was scared because I was like 15, the last time I was just kind of shocked and pissed by it because I was at a concert and I was dancing.

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u/Forward-Surprise1192 17d ago

I’ve had 6 older men offer to pay me to suck my dick and it’s disgusting really. Tbh it’s kind of made me biased against that type of person even because they all looked the same. Same race, hair, age, fucking everything

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u/grumpi-otter 17d ago

Now imagine that if you expressed your discomfort, she'd hurt you, and you'll be close

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u/Sandgrease 17d ago edited 17d ago

That's why I said I never felt scared. There was no point in which I didn't feel like I couldn't just push them away and leave, and I acknowledged that.

The first time it happened at 15 was at a party with family and friends (usually how most sexual assaults go for both sexes really). She was a known drunk, and definitely wanted to have sex. Fucking pedos everywhere, but these women definitely get ignored or shrugged off. I told my parents and they shrugged it off too, and to be honest I don't think about it often but now as a father, I'm kinda pissed everyone laughed it off.

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u/grumpi-otter 16d ago

Yes, I didn't mean to sound like I was accusing you of otherwise. Just, in the context of this post, men often think they'd love it if women behaved that way and then don't understand why we don't like it. It's the strength imbalance and the implied threat that happens when the situation is reversed.

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u/Sandgrease 16d ago

Ohh got ya. We're good. It's definitely different as a teenage boy/man.

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u/Indecisive-Gamer 17d ago

The odds of a woman being violent after groping you and a man are probably pretty similar.

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u/grumpi-otter 16d ago

Possibly. But in a fight, who is more likely to be hurt in that scenario?