Has this "Me Too" movement shaken your trust in dating women or changed the way you interact with them? (Page 2)

Question

Everyone knows that when a guy tries to kiss a girl she can have sexual assault charges brought against him. Anything I mean anything that a girl you are dating she could have you thrown behind bars without the police even questioning the crime. In domestic disputes the police always throw the man away to prison even if the woman was beating on the man. The woman is always "right" and if the media gets involved you are guilty even before a trial. Hell being alone in the same room with women today at the work place is "VERY Dangerous".  Do you trust women in the same way before this whole femenazi and Me 2 movement?

NathanDavis · Answer

not one bit, not in the least... but that's just personally, never been any kind of worry to me, but that's perhaps about how I carry myself as well as who I (have) interact (d) with.

Anonymous · Answer

False accusations are awful, it rarely happens but rarely should be never, and I don’t think anyone who’s sane would stand by them, however you genuinely sound like you would totally devaluate a woman’s situation of real sexual assault and say they’re lying. And that’s not ok either.

rcljr · Answer

I adopted a dog, go on long walks and don’t associate with people at all, this whole fucking country has gone stupidly retardedly insane.

Anonymous · Answer

No. Not in the slightest.
Why should it?
"Oh because they can now accuse you without proof and then ruin you, bla bla"
1. False allegations are incredibly rare.
2. Even if they falsely accuse you the odds that something bad will happen to you are even slimmer.

IveGotNoName · Answer

I'm pretty sure that there won't be any charges as long as you don't grab their thighs or kiss them out of nowhere or something.

anylolone · Answer

I'm metoo proof, but it certainly doesn't make me trust women I don't know very well. But it was mostly violent feminists who took away my trust on women I don't know very well.

Dchrls78104 · Answer

#MeToo doesn't really exist in my country, but it's still a risk for a man going out with the wrong girl. Men who go out with the wrong girl here are more likely to have their bodies sprayed through with bullets...

AdithyaR · Answer

The me too movement doesn't scare me. I take consent and don't harrass people, so I don't need to be worried.

Archerer · Answer

Nah, that’s a stupid outlook. Change it now or you’ll fuck your future up, you are too young to be corrupted by such silly thoughts, get your mind out of the red pill narrative dude

johnsmithjs · Answer

Not at all, the woman I go out with more than once are absolutely wonderful. To be fair I have pretty strict rules I follow on a first date.

user4477388 · Answer

In legal matters , court , criminal charges , divorce court a Court and police will automatically believe a woman over a man rather than the evidence. This is wrong but is normal

elduderinosupreme · Answer

I don't like people. But having had to deal with vengeful females before I tread extremely carefully if I don't know them at all. I haven't trusted anyone for my entire life so it hasn't changed me.

genericname85 · Answer

no, cause unlike those bimbos, i don't see women as a homogenous group of people. i don't project the behavior of a few black sheep on the entirety of the group.

WhiteWolf69 · Answer

No the me too movement hasn't made any more cautious or paranoid about dating women that I have already been. It has always been possible for women to report an assault against guys for any unwanted attention.

wankiam · Answer

no because i was capable of showing respect well before #metoo came around

bannacookies · Answer

If it bothers you that much perhaps you should be with men.

Blackcupcake · Answer

Maybe you should go study more about a topic before you speak on it...

Anonymous · Answer

Nah I record every woman I'm with. And mostly take through text. And when I'm on a date I record the they entire interaction with my. Phone. And in my home my have cameras

John_Doesnt · Answer

The movement is about rape. So just don't rape any women, unless you're on a boat. Because then she can't say no because of the implication.

Anonymous · Answer

I have never heard of and know literally nobody, who has heard of any of these "MeToo" shenanigans. In my area this doesn't happen. Men and women do as they please and nobody is wary nor threatened from any false accusations whatsoever.

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

Not one bit. The Metoo movement only hurts creeps and dudes that don't understand the word "No".

Scotte1us · Answer

Not that easy to be found guilty, it takes two to tango. Men are equal to women that did not change. Look what happened to bill cosby , he is a free man

Anonymous · Answer

Dude just admit you're unattractive and call it a day🤣. You're 15 years old and already having issues.

captain_voidwalker · Answer

Not realy I gave up on women loooong before me too was a thing

hellacray · Answer

Not really I've always felt this way but now it's just more public so more men is aware about it.

FunkyMonkee · Answer

Oh, is THAT still around? I haven't heard a thing about it in a few years!

Browneye57 · Answer

15? You're simply not ready. Ask your mom or dad - this is an adult forum, not for children.

Huldusonur · Answer

There's nothing to fear if you behave like a decent human being.  You're 15, what would you know about women and professionalism in the workplace?

Anonymous · Answer

Nevertheless I have no doubt initiating an interaction or making the first move will always be on the guy's shoulders, I don't see it ever becoming more common for women to do that

Shy_Steve · Answer

I still don't have the Confidence to approach a Girl anyway so it has just made it harder.

LinkxPeach · Answer

African-American women, and European American women can’t be trusted. Also, men need to get their asses kicked.

Anonymous · Answer

The fact that some guys have now been accused of sexual assault for asking for a girls phone number or offering her a drink should answer the question

Anonymous · Answer

It's made it so I treat most women I meet save for coworkers and family, as a potential enemy. I keep my distance.

JesseJayNeak · Answer

It has, yes. I haven't given up yet but now I'm more careful than ever

Anonymous · Answer

No. The Me Too movement is good because it allows women to share their experiences and put horrible rapists to justice.

EnglishEuropean · Answer

No, I mostly feel like if you respect women they will respect you.

SmokinAces2000 · Answer

I still treat women the same way I’m not a creep so I haven’t had anything to worry about

Anonymous · Answer

Act defensively and dont trust women until they prove themselves to you.

Shiningtempest · Answer

@bakcula The "Me Too" movement made me more cautious.

Anonymous · Answer

I didn't trust them to begin with, and this was the icing on the cake. Prostitutes only, no dating. Too dangerous.

Anonymous · Answer

I wouldn’t generalize but yes, there are some women out there, taking advantage of that and VICTIMIZING themselves in case something goes wrong.

Anonymous · Answer

That's not even something I would consider. I guess it's a problem for people who send dick pics and cold approach.

skenny102938 · Answer

It Means I Love you To For example  Nothing Else

OddBeMe · Answer

I don’t rape as much as I used to.

Nachowedgie · Answer

Hence why I don't interact with women in person

ChiTown33 · Answer

No. My faith in women was shaken long before that.

Joker_ · Answer

I never interact with women

humanearth · Answer

Nope, I dont give a shit. I do as I please

tartaarsaus · Answer

Nope. No valid reason to be paranoid about it

MDollarBill · Answer

I assume every interaction could be a setup now.

Abdulwahh · Answer

It turns me off i dont like it

Has this "Me Too" movement shaken your trust in dating women or changed the way you interact with them? (Page 2)

What Girls & Guys Said

We're glad to see you liked this post.