Chris Pratt says 'every dad secretly fantasizes' about what they'd do if someone messed with their kids: 'Where's the duct tape and how deep is the trunk?'
https://t.co/u3zf1qW61k- Insider (@thisisinsider)
June 12, 2023 Pratt plays a Navy SEAL bent on cold-blooded revenge for his family's murder in his new movie "The Terminal List." He claims he
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Edit: I remember one military bro (of course) upon hearing that a man had been sexually harassing women at a party, said "IF I HAD BEEN THERE I WOULD HAVE BEAT THE SHIT OF OUT HIM!" When in fact, he HAD been there that night and did nothing like all the other men.
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[edit] I started my comment before your edit but YES. So many men don't even see the real dangers because they're only looking for things that would get them called a hero on the front page. In the abstract they think they'd stop a man slapping a woman on the ass, but they look the other way if a man is "just" pushing drinks on them or saying inappropriately sexual things or following them around, because those aren't as obvious to them. Or are even things they agree with, things that they do themselves, because they don't see them as dangers at all.
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This so much. I did see men spring into action in emergencies, but it's definitely skewed because there are exorbitantly more men than women who brag about what they would do in this-and-that situation without ever having been in a situation shocking enough to turn on fight-or-flight-mode, while most women (of my generation) unfortunately have & are therefore better prepared mentally.
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One instance where a man did right by me, the same man also thought I should forgive the perpetrator. And the kick in the ass? The perpetrator, who is this man's friend, has done similar egregious things that he was well-aware of (and another he witnessed and stopped). While I'm glad the incident was mostly stopped with me, I'm also angry that the man could've stopped things by simply not bringing around the perpetrator.
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I will never stop thinking about that social experiment video from a few months ago where a man was really obviously putting drugs in a woman's drink when she went to the washroom. Over and over again men just watched and did nothing. A woman knocked the drink over casually, like an accident.
All those men had the opportunity to step up and they did nothing.
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This is a clip of a longer video
Women that protect other women>>>
Video credit: @popreset_ pic.twitter.com/K5RrLDgqde
- Document Women (@DocumentWomen) May 6, 2023
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ONE man. That's it. Maybe others exist out there, but they're unicorns like my friend's husband.
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not even the women they're closest to (their WIVES, mothers, nieces, cousins, etc)
i have seen men make comments 'sticking up' for their bros though, that happens quite often
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