@rolphlovesyamal@Tripletter07 And I think it's perfectly fine to point out what the guy did wrong and criticize him, but criticizing the girl for sharing her story in Internet doesn't mean you're a “misogynist”—one thing doesn't negate the other.
@Dr08bj62003@ZERODMC5 Call it what you will, the guy was wrong to keep pushing her despite her rejection, and the girl was very wrong to share that story with the Internet.
@rolphlovesyamal@Tripletter07 + The guy will probably never flirt with another girl again in his life. Meanwhile, she makes money and boosts her numbers on her platforms and social media at the expense of stories that would normally be private.
And they've been asking "Where are all the good men?".
Women don't go for the good men. They want men who treat them like shit. Good men are boring.
No one wants to just admit the truth though.
@ZontarAlt Fact. Also, if a man had done something much less serious than what Navibug did, he’d be the laughingstock of the world and would probably be in jail, unable to work for the rest of his life—but since she’s a girl and the annoying/persistent one is a guy, it doesn’t matter.