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Whats your take? Creepy or not?(sh.itjust.works)

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I recently conmented on a meme with a little personal experience and would like to know what you fine peoples take is?

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We don’t know about what the girl said after the explanation. She probably didn’t mention it again since it clearly didn’t work the first time.

“Anon” kinda just ignored how she felt/told her what (at least from my perspective) amounts to “your feelings are invalid because that wasn’t my intent”.

As for the subsequent actions, I’d attribute that to high school level mental maturity/not knowing how to handle such situations. Talking it out would be the ideal scenario, though that rarely happens even long after high school time from what I’ve seen ._.

(Rant - that might not be fully related to replied to comment anymore - over :P)

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