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chris the opossum

3y↑18K

I once saw a quote “Sheldon loves Spock, but Spock would really despise Sheldon for his prejudices” and I think that’s brilliant

Ariana Larios

3y↑19.7K

The episode where Penny finally calls him out on his sexual harassment always made me, as a woman, feel so uncomfortable. The fact that they guilt-tripped her into apologizing did not make sense to me at all.

jazwaz112

7y↑41.8K

"acknowledging bigotry is not the same thing as critiquing bigotry"

PUT THIS ON A BILLBOARD

Crissi

5y↑59.2K

"Geeky Guys can be sexist, too" well, every girl who plays online Games can agree to that.

Flávia

5y↑48.7K

It's so nice that a man is doing a video like this, but also sad it's the only way most people would validate the criticism

Fusilier7

2y↑5.6K

I have autism, and I frequently get compared to Sheldon. Unlike Sheldon, I am bad at math, but I am good at history and literature; I do not say inappropriate things to people, in fact I do not say anything at all; I may have immature behaviour, but I do not display this behaviour to anyone; Sheldon is aloof to his own actions and words, but I am very aware of how actions and words affect people, and Sheldon does not appear to have sensory overload, which happens to me all the time. But people still believe Sheldon is a good example of how neurodivergents are, so I just want to say, if you think Big Bang Theory can teach you about the basics of neurodivergent people, turn off the TV and try meeting real us as people.

Max

7y↑22.1K

I'm so glad a man brought attention to this issue as I think that a woman would have been criticised for being "overly-sensitive" or a "feminazi". It's a shame that when it comes to talking gender equality, men are commonly taken a lot more seriously when voicing their opinions about it. Great video!

Nick on Planet Ripple

7y↑2.1K

You might not see it here now that he's able to moderate comments, but there used to be loads of vicious dudebros taking over the comment sections, deeming him a "cuck" or "fag" or other bigoted language for being over-sensitive himself and daring not to fall in line with what they think a man should stand for. He is getting traction, but there was some strong resistance leading to where he is now. But maybe this was a special case, I dunno.

Yilvoxe

7y↑54.7K

This is so wonderful. There's no way a woman doing this video wouldn't have been dismissed for being a "feminazi" or told to "shut up". It almost makes me cry that there really are men out there who care enough to say these things. I've been a girl in the geek world since I was very little and I've seen all of this. Casual misogyny cannot be allowed to stand and we need men like you to say it. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

fizzfizzbang

7y↑11.6K

As a female who was or is frequently the only one present in a comic store, magic tournament, d&d campaign, board game night at a cafe, or any online gaming group...I heartily agree with all of this. I especially love how nerd boys still try to make me prove my credentials when I've literally been gaming longer than they've been alive (I'm 35). You should hear it on Overwatch voice coms when I make callouts. Everything stops and you hear "Grill? Is that a grill??"

Glen Murie

7y↑34.5K

As a father of girls who share my passion for video games, comics, and science fiction who felt themselves pushed away from the lunchroom 'nerd table' as the boys started getting 'creepy' (their word) this whole video filled me with rage at the toxic way women are portrayed in media. I never bothered watching more than bits and pieces of that show, and all of them were awful. Thank you for pouring that filth into your brain, Pop Culture Detective, so that we don't have to.

K Nogne

2y↑972

I just know that the writers thought that that Marie Curie line was throwing us women a bone, when all it essentially tells women is that the only way you can be respected by men is to be considered a man. I know I've had that feeling in my life since I was 4 years old, it's the reason why "pick me girls" exist.

Pippis78

4y↑7.5K

Even without the sexism the show's humour is constantly really mean. They just say mean oneliners to each other and that's the whole show. Even the geek culture references are really superficial.

Melanie Pedersen

7y↑34.7K

i stopped watching this show when penny finally called out howard's creepy behavior and then he got depressed the entire episode, until penny apologised to him

Olliver Galaxy

7y↑29.3K

"nerds" are just as hyper-masculine as "jocks". They actively make a point of excluding women from typically nerdy activities and women are constantly being told to "prove" that they're a "real nerd/fan" . Why can't we just let people enjoy things?

Thane Krios

3y↑3.9K

I actually threw up in my mouth when he called Marie Curie an "honorary man". What a fascinating insight into the vile mind of Chuck Lorre, who basically does this stuff in all of his shows.

crimson cat

6y↑3.4K

Jesus christ the "honorary man/penis made of science" is the most objectively sexist and offensive joke ive heard in awhile

Jizzy Stardust

3y↑4.2K

It just doesn't hurt women, it hurts us all. Sexism, like all isms are detrimental to the whole society. Btw thanks for making this video.

Coco S.

7y↑20.4K

I thought I was too sensitive when I thought they are all creepy. Especially in the case of Sheldon who seems to despise women to a point I am surprised that he is in a relationship.

ArtemisScribe

7y↑26.4K

"On television men's feelings and men's egos are nearly always depicted as more important than women's comfort or women's safety" And there it is everybody, that's the kicker right there.

Weezer VanTrout

7y↑35.6K

Additionally, Amy and Bernadette have PhD's as well. Rarely are they referred to as Dr. on the show as the guys are.

Owen D

2y↑8.5K

women on this show are ONLY there to be viewed romantically. as soon as a women arrives, whoever they are, they automatically have to be a love interest to one of the guys and I found that to be a problem. like, women aren't just objects made to be beautiful for men, they can contribute to society just as much as men can.

also, when sheldon said that madam curie was an "honorary man" it was almost as like they had to consider her male to respect her. disgusting. now I'm 12 years old, and I know better than that.

Kirstie Campbell

5y↑4.7K

Come to think of it, the guy who essentially sexually assaulted me always threw pity parties about how he wasn't like "other guys."

Sarah C

4y↑6.6K

As a woman in STEM I feel this every day from my colleagues.

Minnie

6y↑17.2K

I used to love TBBT. But all of this is correct. And I can’t believe I had felt sorry for Howard when Penny called him out for being ’pathetic and creepy’. And then SHE apologised?!! The whole show is yucky...

A FragileBird

7y↑24.5K

It's so nice to hear men standing up for women

Emma

4y↑28.4K

“On television men’s feelings and bruised egos are nearly always depicted as more important than women’s comfort or women’s safety.” just had to reiterate that

Fanimation🪫

6y↑13.7K

Okay, I never saw that clip of him calling Marie Curie an "honorary man" before. That was... That was something.

Julianne Freytag

3y↑8.9K

"honorary man".
That makes me so sad. The struggle that women had to go through. What a shitty thing to say :(

Fishbones

7y↑74.1K

I feel sorry for you. Based on the clips you used, it seems like you actually had to sit through multiple seasons of this show. I hope you made it out okay. Get well soon.

Pop Culture Detective

7y↑20.4K

I watched all 230 episodes....twice. It was not fun.

Latent Space

6y↑14.2K

i always felt strangely repelled by this tv show's humour, and you made me realise what I couldn't

RogueCodes

7y↑24.7K

To add to your list of nerdy male characters who aren't sexist- Tom Holland's Spider-Man was a really good depiction of a movie character like that

Eilowyn

7y↑2.9K

Excellent addition to the list! I think Jonathan was working on this before Homecoming came out, but Holland's Peter Parker is right up there with Abed and Ben Wyatt in my book.

Supernaturlisch

7y↑823

Could you elaborate? Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love Tom Holland's take on Peter Parker, so I'd just like to add a bit more to love about the movie!

TheNetherlandDwarf

7y↑516

I dunno, I had someone who hated it because of that one bit at the start where they're crushing on the girl and talking about her sweater.

gerdwoy

7y↑9.1K

it’s interesting to me how mayim bialik is an advocate for feminism and a very intelligent woman but still supports and works for a show that’s so blatantly misogynistic

Talia Moore

2y↑781

I typed in “Big Bang theory cringe” looking to laugh at the bad jokes but this was just… so much worse. As a woman, I’m kind of embarrassed that I didn’t notice the harassment and assault in these shows that star “nerds”. This was very awakening

AshesToDust

4y↑1.5K

They also never apologize. They state that it's racist or sexist but never apologize.

Areej Khan

7y↑2.5K

Fan girls of all things geeky have learned to mask their fandom because of the way male geeks behave towards them. This is spot on.

L. Pietrobon

4y↑6.1K

For a video that has the word "Misogyny" in the title, it has a surprisingly tame comment section.

B_Potassio

7y↑3.6K

as a person who is majoring in a "nerdy" field i can assure you their sexism is very, very real and normalized. things are changing (half of the class is made of very open minded and chill people) but the other half is... well, let's just say our vacations just ended and we already have a racism scandal

up down

7y↑2.3K

I literally cannot watch big bang theory because it reminds me so much of my old roommates boyfriend and his friends/roommates. They were so rude, dismissive and downright disrespectful. I remember we all watched a movie and I didn't think it was particularly funny and they all went off on how low my IQ was because I read Twilight when I was 14 and all I actually paid attention to was how nice my eyeliner looked and they constantly compared themselves to Big Bang Theory. They treated my other roommate like shit too, constantly making allusions to her intellect and her being a blonde. They only took my roommate, his gf (who mostly nerded out for HIS benefit) and our other roommate who placated them by essentially asking them to mansplain everything, seriously. It was like every time I opened my mouth they were hell-bent on proving me wrong or why I wasn't as correct as I thought I was. Anytime I brought up something remotely dealing with clothes, cosmetics, or vanity I was immediately labelled VAPID...needless to say, I didn't live with those roommates too much longer...

Halberd 45

7y↑2.2K

As a fangirl and nerd it is always disappointing to watch shows where I am automatically othered or treated as fictional.

prettyfuldancingirl

7y↑19.9K

I personally never saw the "Heart of gold" in Howard. He's just creepy.

mini skrrt

7y↑2.8K

Its funny cause in the Pilot episode pitching the show it actually had a girl geek in place of Rajh and Howard, which means they actively replaced her

Juan Arocha

4y↑6.6K

If you remove the laugh track, They're very awkward and unfunny

Hannah Sweens

7y↑15.6K

I feel bad for Mayim Bialik, she's a part of the backbone of the show. She's a neuroscientist and fact checks all of the formulas etc written on white boards in the show but her character is completely bashed all the time. The show acknowledges Sheldon turning down Amy because he "doesn't know how relationships work" but when Amy says no to Sheldon or she needs space he stalks her. Seriously what the ever loving fuck is wrong with this show.

Morgan Ward

5y↑12.1K

The most eye opening part of this video for me was your analysis of Leonard. I realized that I know so many Leonards. So many people who won’t challenge the misogyny I experience in life. So many “nice guys”. What’s even worse is realizing that I can be a Leonard. It’s so easy to roll my eyes and to just play off jokes as just that. It can be exhausting. I guess I just have to do better. Call out what I see and challenge what I experience.

Boudoir Noir

7y↑3.6K

Summed up everything I hate about this show. I love that you show alternative ways to write this character at the end. We do need to retire these tropes.

TheEvilDeaddy

3y↑4.5K

Immagine this video being narrated by a woman. It would have mostly dislikes

A Goth Named Wednessday

7y↑1.8K

I am very disappointed in myself for not seeing this trope earlier, and excusing real life experiences that are like this in the past. I really wish this was talked about more.

pineappleagent1

7y↑3.9K

I got so uncomfortable while watching 16 Candles for the first time. My mom had talked me into watching it with her and she only realized how creepy it was when I pointed it out.

Ada

7y↑13.2K

Thank you! I'm so tired of the "nice guy" stereotype, endlessly complaining about being friend zoned as though women owed them something in return for not being assholes.

Remote

3y↑373

As a casual viewer, the jokes were funny... But that's exactly the problem, how insidious the offhand misogyny is. Thanks for showing the clips, they drove the point home.

Nishat Tasnim

3y↑396

I don't know if you all remember the time when penny had to apologise to howard because she protested against Howard's misbehaviour towards her. I really didn't understand what was the writer eating before writing this script. Lol. Total hypocrisy.

Paper

2y↑185

As a younger kid, growing up I never understood why people hated the show. I enjoyed the irony but looking back I understand and disappointed about a show I grew up loving.

QueenBeastie

7y↑9.2K

YES! You hit the nail right on the head with this video.

Another thing about BBT that bothers me and wasn't really touched on in this video is its incorrect assumption that all women are uninterested in "nerd stuff." Whenever one of the girls walks into a comic store it's like the men in there have never seen a woman before in their lives. Whenever the guys talk about Star Trek, Doctor Who, Star Wars or something similar the girls are always completely disinterested and dismissive. It's fine to have a couple female characters be uninterested in nerdy things, but to present every woman in the world as being clueless to, say, the difference between Star Trek and Star Wars is absurd and ridiculous.

A Lemon Citrus

2y↑173

I wish there were more people like this with the basic decency to call out what's creepy. Kinda sad how videos like this by guys aren't as common

Tori

7y↑22.6K

My best friend is an engineering major and one of 4 women in her intro to mechanical engineering lecture. First day of class, she walks in and sits down. The guy next to her says "You know this is an engineering lecture, right? Do you need help finding the right lecture hall?"... So yes, the misogyny in this show is very real and thriving. And making light of it with overdone jokes and subpar comedy is not helping anyone. TBBT has been trash since the beginning, I truly don't understand how it ever took off.

Nick on Planet Ripple

7y↑3.1K

It told creepy guys that their bad behavior is permissible. It told them what they wanted to hear.

Julia

2y↑121

There’s so many ‘Leonard’s’ in comedy shows. I didn’t see it before but there’s a lot of male (lead) characters that just straight up bother women into liking them. These ‘nice guys’ also never get put into their place or learn anything from their actions and the women are always seen as the ones being stubborn and complaining. Leonard reminds me of other characters like Ross Geller (Friends) and Ted Mosby (HIMYM)

Sara

2y↑89

As a woman I never even noticed this which is perhaps worse than noticing it. I’ve become so accustomed to hearing these kinds of things in the real world that I’ve become blind to it.

DJ

38w↑24

The fact that they made penny apologize was disgusting.

loona

7y↑5.5K

I would never be able to watch enough of the Big Bang Theory to put together a video like this.

E. Oh

2y↑173

the marie curie line was the reason I stopped watching that show. It's also sad that people(even women) only listen when men talk about misogyny.

Elfwine

7y↑4.4K

when a nerdy guy gets rejected they always think its because theyre nerdy but most of the time it's because they're like these guys^^^ and don't think sexism is that bad

Kat

4y↑914

I always found howard so gross but the others aren't too much better. I mean leonard I did like because he was the best one out of the group but he would be better off with a different group of friends who can make his confidence grow enough so he feels he can say "no this is wrong" and actually have his friends listen to his advice.

Nathaniel Jordan

7y↑2.4K

This well articulates a lot of what makes me uncomfortable with and contemptuous towards this show.

Nicole

6y↑96

Ben is SUCH a perfect example of a great nerd!! It's no wonder every female I know is attracted to him, and none are attracted to the Big Bang Theory guys. Ben displays compassion and fights for equal rights openly.

Jules A

6y↑112

I used to really enjoy The Big Bang Theory because I enjoy laughing at my own nerdy/geeky tendencies, but once they introduced the Amy and Bernadette (the leading female scientist characters), I started to realize the insidious misogynist/homophobic/racist jokes that were in it and find their brand of humor to be disgusting and hurtful. I agree with Pop Culture Detective's analysis that there are SO many examples of such men who behave like the guys on TBBT who are definitely NOT adorkable whatsoever.

Aiber

7y↑2.1K

Another nerd portrayed respectfully? Brick Heck on The Middle. I'm a few seasons behind, but unless things have changed, he's still a good guy who just struggles in social situations.

letsHugElefanten

7y↑7.4K

I always hated that Penny ended up apologising to Howard after she called him out on his behaviour, I don't watch TBBT anymore because I don't really like the characters however I never thought about the sexism in the show that much, this really was an eye-opener, thank you!

mehreen hossain chowdhury

2y↑108

i feel like crying when i watch these videos. they're so true but the fact that men will never take these words seriously if they come from a woman, is what's so wrong with this society, and what a lot of your videos talk about. i don't know when and if, change will ever come, but i would like to thank you, from the bottom of my heart for making these videos

Sean Kelly

5y↑540

35,000 dislikes. I appreciate you making this. This is my kind of nitpicking. Call it out man. It’s not a small issue, it’s media man, admitting how pervasive and influential it is helps us be better in the long term. And yes, it is lazy writing.

Nikki Budders

5y↑208

Damn I came into this feeling like this was going to be some over-sensitive argument about some mild comedic aspect of the show but damn, there is a lot of low-key misogyny in that show. I always knew Howard was a creep, but even the other guys did it too. A very good argument.

Sam The Man

7y↑134

I really appreciate this video because I used to be like that. I'm starting my senior year in high school now and as a freshman I always thought everybody, particularly women, owed me something because I was nerdy. I'm still a nerd but I have a lot more respect for women now :D

SusitheSushi

7y↑1.6K

Thank you for the video! As an addition I would like to add, the comments that Sheldon makes might be even slightly worse. He is the smartest of the bunch (according to him), who sees science everywhere. So whenever he makes a sexist or misogynist comment, he presents it with the weight of science.

Hannah Sweens

7y↑1.5K

"hey guys, I'm a sexist and pretty racist too but I'm geeky and nerdy and don't know how to socialize so who cares lol" is basically the entire fucking show

Leeah Davis

4y↑173

Was not expecting to see this, but I’m glad I did. So refreshing to see men talk about and spread awareness for women’s safety.

Danika

4y↑338

You kind of opened my eyes, as woman I take this show as a joke and somehow I've played the Leonard character in real life. Noticed this before and stopped it but I never made an analysis out of it. Thank you, now I understand.

Like I used to forgive those friends thinking "they are dumb no one will take them serius" or "I know they are good persons they just act weird". But it is misogyny actually.

- j5t-

2y↑40

I've been watching this with my wife, who loved it when it was first aired, just a few episodes a week for a while now. I've found the sexism & racism pretty uncomfortable at times. It wasn't mentioned in this video but...and I'm currently only somewhere in series 4 btw...it seems that practically every female character exists as either eye candy, or as a sexual partner for one of the main characters. There's a colleague of theirs in the University who literally only appears on the show when she's horny and wants casual sex. Penny was the only waitress at her job until they added Howard's girlfriend. Sheldon invited a world renowned scientist to stay for the weekend and she turned out to be a nymphomaniac who slept with at least two of the main characters. Raj's sister immediately sleeps with Leonard when she visits. The completely asexual (at this point) character Amy is still somehow in a relationship with one of them. Even Leonard's mum...The only female character who doesn't seem to fit this pattern is Howard's mum, a disembodied voice. I'm told it gets better as the series progresses?

Nopperabou

2y↑102

Some of Sheldon's lines could be spoken by Patrick Bateman

Tamsyn Miller

7y↑918

It's so comforting to hear a man point out misogyny and acknowledge that it's not ok. 👏🏻❤️

Hannah Kimble

7y↑1.4K

Excellent video! Sheldon is also an awful, stereotypical portrayal of asexual people- just felt like that would be a good thing to mention.

Kia Not The Car

7y↑193

Yes defiantly, it's really disheartening when I think I've found some asexual representation and then it gets butchered

Livia

7y↑130

It was butchered before the actor who plays Sheldon was cast, there is no good, visible, & valuable representation of anyone who isn't a neurotypical straight white male in TBBT. Any aspect of a character that deviates from that is treated as punchline. Female characters get misogyny, non-white characters get racism, autistic/ace characters like Sheldon never even have their autism/asexuality acknowledged - but the characteristics are clear and they are still used as a punchline.

Satori sama

7y↑23

While it is not a proper excuse, Sheldon had to be relatable to a broad audience, thus he had to be normalised. He would also need an asexual and authistic person working with creators to be really authentic.
The proper excuse for him is simply that as some people agree, sexuality and autism is a spectrum. You cannot portray a spectrum and unless you stereotype, the thing you are trying to portray will be lost, or misunderstood.

Clemens Stubbe

7y↑117

Wait, Sheldon's that way because he's supposed to be asexual and autistic? That makes this show not only bigoted towards women, men, racial minorities and sexual minorities, but also mental health minorities! It's like a reactionary sitcom bingo. The prize is toxic masculinity.

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wishingonthemoon1

2y↑42

I always thought this about the show. There would be a laugh track and I’d just be suuuper uncomfortable.
I admit, the character growth of everyone is written so well throughout the show. But the casual misogyny almost ruins it for me.

Jane-Marie

7y↑997

Wow; the editing, articulation on the subject and overall analysis is spot on.
I watched TBBT when it first aired and embarrassingly admit, laughed. However as the show matured, it has become unbearable to watch strictly due to the sexism and, as other commenters stated, the idiotic laugh track after every sentence.

Olga Krywolewicz

3y↑120

it doesn’t surprise me as nearly every mainstream popular game portrays women as over sexualised mythical creatures

Olivia Mae

7y↑47

good video! this type of character always makes me feel like the writers got rejected in high school and are now trying to use their platform to make women feel stupid and mean for dating popular, rugged, jock-types when the nerdy, sensitive, "nice guy" was right in front of them the whole time. ironically, this sense of entitlement shows that they are just as mysogynistic as the men they want to "protect" women from. it's a weird victim-complex thing.

Mikorin

6y↑61

also i hate how sheldons character is written so asexual-coded but everyone around him just makes fun of him for it or bullies him about this. there is already so little asexual representation out there

KrazyKain

7y↑4K

really goes to show how our culture feeds the "nice guy" syndrome so many guys have where they feel a woman owes them a relationship after they've been friends for so long. You can't be a 'Chad' if you're a nerd right?

H L

3y↑340

I wonder why a lot of people disliked this. What you’re saying is true, and should be taken seriously.

Thalyson Mutz

3y↑155

When the show started I used to think was the funniest show ever; but as I grew up I started noticing the sexism and how they portrayed Sheldon as autistic and never admitted to just keep joking about it, so I stopped watching it after a while

00

7y↑863

I've come across guys like this countless times in my life. They act like I owe them something because they don't straight up call me a "bitch" etc. When rejected they all whine and cry about how they've been "friend zoned" and how women don't like "nice guys" when in reality they are far from nice and innocent.

Addison Clarke

7y↑152

This hits the nail on the head for why I never felt right about this show. Thank you for this. Will def be sharing.

Ramya A

2y↑25

What annoys me even more is when both men and women who were or are fans of the show claim that the misogyny in this show is deliberate and meant to be sarcastic as a joke, that it is not actually intentional. Are we even watching the same show? 😑😑

adam shay

7y↑3.9K

You could also add Jake Peralta from B99 to the list. He's not as nerdy as the males from BBT, and he has stuffed up, but the main difference is that B99 calls attention to it, and doesn't let him get away with his mistakes. Jake learns, and is actually a nerdy guy who's super nice, and pretty much the ideal. He calls out people for their bigotry and apologises when he is called out himself.

Sarah Ji-Mei Lofgren

4y↑95

I've only seen mere glimpses of Big Bang Theory. I've heard it's a funny show, but after seeing this, I'm glad I've stayed away. Just the pieces you shared make me so angry, I can't believe that they get away with that kind of writing. I appreciate how straightforward you approached this though.

Hermit Watcher

2y↑51

I’ve been binging the bing bang theory and I had to stop on season 2 episode 12 where penny calls out Howard for sexually harassing her and then had to apologize to him for hurting his ego. Yep. I’m done.

dragonbornette

7y↑1.2K

I used to really love this show. I even got my parents hooked. But the episode that pushed me over the line was the sexual harassment episode with Sheldon that was referenced in this video. It's already pointed out that none of them learn their lesson, but even my mother just wrote it off as "oh, he gets a pass because he's Sheldon" like that was okay. That was the pisode that really opened my eyes to how bad it was and this video just really says it all for me. Good job.

Michael Stahler

7y↑751

Subscribed. Usually I hate the echobox chamber of media analyses, but this is genuinely unique and interesting with a fantastic point. Wonderfully done! Keep up the good work!!

Zeezypher

2y↑78

I'll be honest I'm a guy who has rewatched every episode of The Big Bang Theory several times over and I never even noticed. The only misogyny that ever caught my eye was Sheldon's (part of me wished that Amy would leave him), but even as a huge fan of the show I can honestly say that what this guy is saying is true and I'm honestly kinda ashamed to admit the fact that I've actually been enjoying so many of the misogynistic jokes.
I'd just like to apologise to every woman out there who has had to bare the brunt of these misogynistic "jokes"(whether it's in real life or on a tv series)
These jokes shouldn't be allowed on tv and I hope that they really do get rid of the Adorkable Misogynist
Now that I've watched this video I'm gonna do my best to ensure that no matter what I say or do I'm not misogynistic.

Gwen G

7y↑2.6K

One of my old friends was a nerdy guy, and he tried to date me multiple times. At one point he asked me for nudes while I had a boyfriend then tried to rape me. But when I was angry at him and stopped being friends with him everyone was mad at me cause he didn't know what he was doing. Now whenever any guy tries to touch me in any way I flinch because of him. But everyone said I should have just let him cause he doesn't get much

BAKUGO

6y↑30

This was very eye-opening. This was one of my favorite shows when I was like 14. In all honesty I never imagined I could be a full-blown geek that goes to conventions, simply because I thought girls and women are rare inside the geek culture.
How wrong I was!

Cris

5y↑179

I showed this to my mom and she was just laughing at the clips, and then told me i shouldnt be so dramatic

Ashley Blaes

2y↑19

fantastic video! not to mention that all this insidiously normalized behavior from so-called “nice guys” is what creates incels who do real physical harm. it’s never just casual misogyny- toxic masculinity, in all its many forms, hurts everyone.

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