[ SECRET POST #2181 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2181 ⌋

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Comments

Re: In this situation, is calling out sexual harassment = abelism?

[(Anonymous)]

There used to be a similar guy on a bus I took, except someone had obviously explained to him what behaviours were not okay. He would usually ask people if they wanted to talk and explain that he was (I believe autistic, it's been a while) and enjoyed talking to people. Sometimes people said yes! He told me I was beautiful once, but didn't push for any further interaction after I thanked him.

Basically, it sounds like someone has made him think this is the "right" way to approach girls he finds pretty, and I honestly have more issue with that person than him.

Re: In this situation, is calling out sexual harassment = abelism?

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of pop culture portrays it being A-OK for a male to walk up and majorly flirt with a woman. So it might have been something he saw on TV or whatever, and he doesn't have the ability to tell "funny on TV' from "acceptable in reality".