A social media post has sparked heated reactions after questioning whether common safety advice to women is sincere, while criticizing the phrase "all men are potential rapists" and arguing that practical self-protection should be emphasized instead.
What do vvomen really mean when they tell young vvomen to be safe out there? From all indications I am noticing that they just say that for formality. They don't really mean it.
Because tell me why I'm getting @tt@cked and ãççūṣēd of being a man for telling young girls to avoid meeting strangers in hotels?
How am I a pick me because I pointed out the reality that the world we live in, is evul and one has to protect themselves instead of expecting decency from predators?
The world is evul and it's not changing anytime soon. And evul must exist to restore balance in the world. But vvomen choose to live in lala land instead of the real world.
"All men are potential grapist."
What do we do with this information?
What is the intended outcome? Does that mean vvomen should avoid men completely?
If the underlying message still means that vvomen should protect themselves, why not put it simply....vvomen protect yourselves instead of the whole..."all men are grapists."
I think a time is coming when vvomen will push the motion for them to start kpai-ing their sons because what it means is that every vvoman's bundle of joy is potential grapist.
So to end it, they might come up with the plan to kpai their sons at birth or flush them out.
The earlier you learn that only evul floats in the mind of the average Nigerian vvoman, the better for you.
Watch whenever anything happens, their reactions are usually extremes. But somehow they are the ones with emotional intelligence and regulations....abia.
Emotional intelligence ara!
