Preach that shit
exactly !!!! some people here genuinely expects people to ask can i fuck u or not every f round js to not call it a rape
10/10
lol did you actually read the part when he said he couldn't sleep properly? He was unconscious, meaning that you actually need to step back. "log out and experience real life" is a pretty bold thing to say to people who call it rape is just mind baffling. If you are gonna defend that why not just call rape and say i don't mind?
EXACTLY. Couldn't have said it better myself.
I was genuinely worried that my green flag Ian turned red when I checked the comment section immediately before reading the update. And when I read the actual update, I was like, did we all read the same thing? Where's the rape there? Although there was no verbal "okay you can fuck me while I sleep" or something, it's too much to call it rape. Eunsan wasn't even mad when Ian told him about it. Some people need to take a chill pill.
Babe, you’re so busy arguing about the trees that you can’t see the forest.
THANK YOU jfc we’re doomed as a species with the lack of media literacy
It’s genuinely exhausting watching ppl lack such a fundamental understanding of media literacy & human relationships. Good grief, there’s such a thing as implied consent & not every interaction needs to be scrutinized by strangers who know absolutely nothing about the ppl involved.
It’s what allows friends to hurl the most atrocious insults at each other & remain best friends, or couples/ fwbs to be unabashedly inappropriate bcos their intimacy allows for things that would otherwise be unacceptable/inappropriate coming from anyone else. Bcos, believe it or not, context matters. Dynamics matter. Trust matters. The same words & actions can mean entirely different things depending on the relationship.
Not everything you find inappropriate is inherently inappropriate. Sometimes, you’re simply an outsider who lacks the context to understand what you’re witnessing. Not everything that makes you uncomfortable is a violation of someone else’s boundaries. Not every joke is abuse. Not every sexual advances is inappropriate. And not every display of intimacy warrants your internet-induced moral panic.
For the love of God, log off & experience real life. Human relationships are far more nuanced than the black-and-white morality some of you perform online. Media literacy is one thing. Basic social awareness is another. Somehow, some of you are struggling with both.