How much is enough?

Is it when you stop talking to a girl that followed you into the boys bathroom and took your v-card because you moved away? Then reunited years later and she fucked up all your male friendships? They thought she was gonna sleep with them lmao.

is it when you go from the state helping you with tuition to becoming a late bloomer because you didn't talk to a cheerleader out of your league? Some therapists have referred to this part as " nearly being lynched FYI."

How about the goth girls who'd put their hands on you regardless of how you felt about them? Didn't even know them? (before anyone wanted a big tiddy goth gf/pinky, not that I'd think it would change things but IDK. It's the internet. Any sort of assault is funny when it's a man, and then they wonder why we got problems)

How about being SA'd by a feminist while on a date and trying to drive?

Or working a gas station and finding out a regular is a prostitute by getting her number and having her ask you to get home for gas money?

Or is it a coworker who wants to "spend the night" within hours of meeting you, decides she's gonna stay as long as she likes without contributing anything or going to work, and then drunkingly tries to bust out the back window of your car?

Or is it randomly waking up in a bed, feeling your dick in some scraggly ass hair, not remembering going to sleep with anyone, and eventually losing your mind due to a likely drug induced psychosis?

Just trying to figure out where feminists draw the line on where it becomes acceptable to be angry and done with people. It's hard to figure out. Where's the most convenient spot, or does it exist?

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anonymous Relationships March 13, 2026 at 8:52 pm 0 0