@erdnasesw2.0: Teenage boys are the most dangerous beings on the planet #elevator #protectwomen #fyp

John Burger :

This is not a good argument

Sekiromaster99 :

Please explain to us why you think that

JohnnySays :

Spartan :

So what actually happened at the end?

ODST-9791 (Aka: Digits) :

I was... you know ow what we did... we sang the halo theme while 12 of us where in there we laughed and then went to the next class on schedule.

demonkingt :

the teen boys who gave her space? so destructive

JJ2Big :

LizBear 💫 :

that poor girl

KariBerry :

Thank you! That is a terrifying situation to be in.

westernmasshxc :

All this assuming when we literally have a video of nothing happening lol

AngelBecky :

excuse me just because we have a different opinion doesn't mean we haven't been in the public school excuse me most of us have been and had a totally living experience that's why we have a different judgement on the situation

nnrxchedd :

うさぎ...🪽🪼 :

They didn't say anything remotely sexual btw

Alex Hargraves :

My school, everyone was friends. My entire freshman- senior year were friends, our advisor cried when we graduated because we were all so close. A lot of people projecting here

BrandiWhine216 🆘🇺🇸 :

Thank you.

jagged :

her reaction was because she was in a broken down elevator, their reaction is because they know theres nothing they can do but wait for someone to help

Queef Latifah :

Boys are not dangerous by default. Just like black men are not criminals by default. Women/girls still need to regulate their emotions. They are not owed comfort and attention from men/boys. We can be near them and ignore them entirely. Her fears are her problem and hers alone. She also doesn't get a pass to lash out at them for no reason. Again having the emotional regulation of a toddler is unacceptable.

MaipShadowofdeath :

I’m a 15 year old boy and I’ve seen boys bathrooms with bottles of alcohol (atleast it looked like a bottle of something alcohol) in the toilet and stall doors falling off 😭

Mask Of Fate :

It's at a school, there in middle school, and there white. Which I'm sorry to say does factor into how safe you should feel in a situation. She was fine, nothing was never gonna happen in a location with hundreds of cameras.

GrandpaRutherford :

And yet here we have a video proving that you’re wrong. There they were and nothing happened. Well, almost nothing, the female involved certainly did do a lot of panicking, but the end result was the same. Nothing happened.

brody.mcconnell :

well now i know not to trust you specially in an elevator if you think like that, i don't generalize people based of race or gender though