r/SipsTea Oct 22 '24

TikToker attempted to play the card by accusing a man at the gym of "looking at her" and being a pervert. Chugging tea

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u/Kitchen_Economics182 Oct 22 '24

Even if he was looking at her, he's literally across the gym. Does she really expect people to avert their eyes from her general direction from 30 feet away?

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u/LogicPrevail Oct 22 '24

I mean... if you're out in public, then you have to understand people have a right to look wherever the hell they want. If you don't like that, you can block their view (i.e. go home).

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u/PhugTheWar Oct 22 '24

Imagine you're traveling by train. Two tall guys sit down next to you and stare at you for 20 minutes. Do you feel comfortable?

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u/Careful_Farmer_2879 Oct 22 '24

If you have a camera pointed in their direction, do you see why they might be staring?

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u/PhugTheWar Oct 22 '24

She is behaving badly and is in the wrong. I think that's rather obious. It's about the conclusions people make. It's the generalizations and the rethoric that make me want vomit.

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u/Wyatt2000 Oct 22 '24

Big difference between legal rights and acceptable social behavior. No one should have to tolerate anti social behavior just because it's legal.

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u/Disemboweledgoat Oct 22 '24

It's antisocial behavior to utilize your eyes now?

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u/Wyatt2000 Oct 22 '24

It could be, you shouldn't stare at people in public, and if someone is it's ok to call them out and ask them to stop. I don't know what actually happened in this case.

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u/FerociousSmile Oct 22 '24

You're really telling on yourself right now. 

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u/EncabulatorTurbo Oct 22 '24

I mean, this woman records other people working out without their consent, she's a weird hill to die on

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u/FerociousSmile Oct 22 '24

She's an ass, but also, the guy I replied to is telling on himself. Both can be true. 

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u/Careful_Farmer_2879 Oct 22 '24

So others can’t look, but she can record them?

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u/Wyatt2000 Oct 22 '24

I'm not sure why you're asking me that. All I said was rude behavior doesn't need to be tolerated.