@mommadick: Replying to @thabisombambo821 this was such an interesting social experiment and it proved to me a lot of things true that I believed and unfortunately was sad that it did not hit the way that I wanted it to hit. It was meant to just show men what we would do if for one day we could do all of the things they take for granted without fear. Man was I attacked in this comment sections and my God the misogyny that overtook the comment section. I was told how I literally couldn't breathe without that of a man's presence in my life, how women were created for men and not the other way around and how the term sexy doesn't exist unless there are men to see me as sexy. It was disgusting let me tell you, but I wanted to comment on this because this was a legitly sweet question and I totally get where you're coming from which is why I chose it to respond and not one of the nasty comments. It was simply an experiment for a singular day what would you do without fear and wow did I get an education on what a problem we have in this world. #notallmen #socialexperiment #comments #sadworld #dobetter

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Facts! Men need to do better and listen before responding their own opinions
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They’re the problem with men!
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