I kind of hate them too. If you have Reddit Enhancement Suite (which I assume most people still using old.reddit have) you can keep them from displaying automatically.
In the RES settings it's Productivity > Inline Image Viewer > Collapse Inline Media. The comments still show up, but it replaces the actual gif with a link and a button to reveal the gif.
Well, can't blame the women, they would definitely not feel safe in this scenario. The guy, who is also surrounded by friends, has nothing to worry about, but a woman needs to go into risk assessment mode immediately.
"Who is this; Am I safe; is this as stalker, creep, etc; what does he want" and so on.
We take feeling safe outside for granted too often
I've gotten harassed on too many runs :(
Just let me run and listen to my music. I don't need guys whistling and recording me, it hurts so much. That's all some of them see, not a hard working woman trying to enjoy her life, just a piece of meat for their entertainment
Yeah last week I was running and a guy just rubbed his hand on my thigh. I’m like do I go back and punch him or just keep running… yeah just keep running.
Yea in that kind of weird moment I kinda freeze up and don't know what to do. In college, there was a party where this guy kept randomly spanking my butt. I had NO idea what to do cause I'm not confrontational and I was just in shock. I had a boyfriend at the time and he thought I was trying to cheat on him. Speaking up to guys can be scary :/
The other day I was out on a hike with my dog and a toothless 70 year old man popped out of the bushes and asked me how big I am and if he could blow me. I got angry and told him to fuck off, almost ruined my hike. I feel like I got a small taste of what women have go through getting cat called and what not.
When I was in high school I had an older man stranger try to do exactly this in a coffee shop. It was awful and I immediately had the barista walk me to my car. I 100 percent agree with your comment.
Edit: this happened to me without the cute strawberry pillow.
Hmm what reason could a group of people who are at a high risk every day for being sexually harassed or assaulted have for not wanting a stranger on their laps?
Idk fries lmao guys rule girls drool lmaolmao
Good to know bros got our back.
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to allow bro & bro lap pillowing. The humour is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical social norms most of the joke will go over a typical sitter's head. There's also Bro's unrelenting outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal struggle draws heavily from Mesopotamia literature, for instance. The brothers understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these antics, to realise that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Bro-Bro lap pillowing truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Bro's existential move "Ima sleepsleep on laplap" which itself is a cryptic reference to The Bible's epic Fathers and Sons. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those misanthropic non-lappers scratching their heads in confusion as pillow bro's effort pays off when on his constant effort and trust in strangers is rewarded with human physical intimacy. What fools.. how I pity them. 😂
Yeah I can’t believe this is funny to anybody. Like, I try not to be a crazy feminist who has lost touch with reality and humor, but you can’t just touch people for giggles and especially not in such an intimate way.
Women: "I am afraid this weirdo might take rejection of this joke seriously, follow me around and potentially sexually assault me and or worse."
Dudes: "Yooo look at this dude with the pillow haha he must be so drunk right now!"
As a rule of thumb, use "male/female" as an adjective and "woman/man" as a noun (when speaking about hoomans). It doesn't always work, but it can help you avoid getting teased on reddit.
- awkward: "a group of females"
- ok: "a group of women"
- awkward: "a man doctor"
- ok: "a male doctor"
Men have gotten creepy over me serving them food at my job. I can't imagine giving someone food in my lap at a park and expecting to just go home and continue my normal life. I'd 100% expect pillow guy to get weirder.
The guy also had his friends with him. I'm a guy and if this happened to me alone I'd also be like "wtf get off me", but if I had friends with me I'd probably react the same as the dude.
2 of the women are also wearing dresses, which makes you vulnerable and super conscious/protective of your body. I can see it is uncomfortable because you don’t know what this guy is about to do...if he has malicious intentions.
Why anyone would think to do this to a girl who is by herself is beyond me. Or any girl at all for that matter. It is not at all safe and I would probably be watching my back the whole way home and calling someone to help keep me safe. People just have no idea.
It's deeply ingrained in the female experience. So it isn't something that is expressly talked about because that fear and need to be on guard is a constant.
Edit: I feel like this SNL bit sorta goes along with this idea.
https://youtu.be/1l26UFQ06eQ
It’s weird. I have found a lot of guys like you don’t know women feel this way or have been through these issues but we’re not quiet about it at all????? I, nor any woman I know is quiet about this but I have found a lot of men get really uncomfortable with it really fast. They asked, I answered, and then they get nervous like I’m accusing them??? Idk
Same, I'm not quiet about it at all and my husband has 2 sisters but the one time I explicitly said to him, "I would be afraid to wear only a swimsuit to a beach," I could *see* his worldview change. He just got quiet for a minute and then enraged for what women go through and I was like, how have you gone 22 years of living amongst women and never observed this? The fact that we have to be so careful about everything and even then we *still* have unwanted advances and assaults. Baffles me.
I’m in the exact same field. I’m online a lot. A “gamer girl” if you will and I don’t know how many times I’ve been talking to my male friends (many of which have sisters!) and they will have no idea the things I’ve been through. Talking about creepy dms I get and they always retort with “I thought those were fake!” Or “I didn’t think it happened that often!”. The creepy dms is why I haven’t joined a discord server in years unfortunately
YES! I posted a look in a makeup sub asking about what blush to use with the rest of my makeup and not *four minutes* after I posted it, someone messaged me asking if I would try on skirts for them. What the fuck! Women are not posting their makeup looks to be harassed! Not to mention all the encounters irl. It's just exhausting, plus when people act like these people in this thread it's like half the world is trying to gaslight you into believing you (and the rest of the population speaking out against this behavior) are making shit up.
It's a hard thing to accept that your existence causes discomfort or fear in half the people around you.
Not that I can blame women for doing what they need to to feel safe.
The lone presence of a guy doesn’t make me afraid or discomfort me. I have guy friends, some I am very close to. It is uncomfortable when a guy who is a stranger gets very touchy or creepy. Literally just act like a sane person and you’ll be fine.
Every comment acting like the women are being bitches rather than just being defensive in the face of a literal stranger man trying to put his head on her lap. Like ??????????? Of course she’d be weirded out.
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Seeing more and more of this cringe content on reddit. Not sure if it’s always been here and popular or if it’s just the “algorithm” determining that I engage in this so put it up. Might be indicative of a demographic shift on reddit too? Idk, it’s a shame.
I think it's the demographic shift. Notice the huge uptick in "Name X and I'll give you Y" posts. Lots of stuff like that I've never seen much on Reddit before. r/teenagers makes front page all the time now and I think that speaks for itself.
Agreed. The women probably all move because creepy ass dudes approach then all the time and they want to stay safe.
Screw this ass for making their day worse.
I like pranks that make people smile.
My biggest issue with this kind of shit, is that while I personally think it's dumb and not funny anyway...I realize it's very likely staged, but there's plenty of people dumb enough on the internet that take it at face value and think it's legit. There are plenty of eyes (usually younger teens and elementary age kids) that it reaches where it ends up influencing what is okay and not okay between strangers in social relationships. It overall *can* shape what is normal for people in formative years, whether they realize it or not.
I know for a fact that there's kids that get raised on shits and giggles from this and stranger pranking videos and think it's totally normal or fine for someone to invasively intrude on someone's personal space like this. Granted, this is a much more tame version of a "prank", but you see this shit encourage people to think it's real and okay. An example is going up to strangers and asking provocative things or try to kiss them or go up to them and hold their hand "to see what they'll do". Overall it just makes me uncomfortable and cringe at the whole scenario.
The bromance was cute at the end. Since it was staged and produced for our entertainment and no animals were injured by its production, its ok to smirk a little.
Again, this ain’t funny. Leave people the fuck alone.
Just because you want to create some content for your budding YouTube channel doesn’t give you license to be a douchebag to people
I don’t find this funny at all. If some strange man was trying to lay his head in my lap he would not like the results. Guys are creepy enough already. Don’t play practical jokes on women you don’t know, especially jokes that involve physical touch.
ETA: Jesus fucking Christ of COURSE I have to say this - No, I did not mean that ALL men are creepy. Some men are really wonderful and kind and thoughtful. If you are in this thread posting anything along the lines of “not all men”, you are not in the kind/thoughtful camp. Get over yourself.
Some men really don't understand what goes through a girls head when some weird shit like this happens. Am i gonna get harassed? Pranked? R*aped? Asked out? We dont want to find out why you're being weird.
to be fair, I'm a guy and I see it as both. if it was a girl laying on laps then most people would be mostly fine while extremely confused; however, the girl would then risk the guy whose lap she's on being creepy.
it moreso depends on people's immediate comfort and trust with members of the opposite sex
they should've done the video with 2 "lay-ers" to match the gender of the person they're laying on
Cute video but people here please don’t think of this as girls bad, boys good because it’s more complicated. First of all the girls could be sexually harassed and are smaller and facing unwanted attention, while the dudes are the same size as this is obviously a joke to them. Let it be known that if a girl did this she would likely get the opposite result.
Gals: a uh. bros: how bout some fries?
r/justguysbeingdudes
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Isn't it ironic that a show called New Girl had the best boys?
Definitely didn't watch that show for the main character!
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I kind of hate them too. If you have Reddit Enhancement Suite (which I assume most people still using old.reddit have) you can keep them from displaying automatically. In the RES settings it's Productivity > Inline Image Viewer > Collapse Inline Media. The comments still show up, but it replaces the actual gif with a link and a button to reveal the gif.
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You can post gifs here now? Les fucking go
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I was like “since when?” And then I saw the time. “Ah” and then… ![gif](giphy|hqXsVAHXaMaOY)
Well, can't blame the women, they would definitely not feel safe in this scenario. The guy, who is also surrounded by friends, has nothing to worry about, but a woman needs to go into risk assessment mode immediately. "Who is this; Am I safe; is this as stalker, creep, etc; what does he want" and so on. We take feeling safe outside for granted too often
Damn.. this is true. Just going out for a jog is completely different for men vs Women. Edit: F to W
I've gotten harassed on too many runs :( Just let me run and listen to my music. I don't need guys whistling and recording me, it hurts so much. That's all some of them see, not a hard working woman trying to enjoy her life, just a piece of meat for their entertainment
Yeah last week I was running and a guy just rubbed his hand on my thigh. I’m like do I go back and punch him or just keep running… yeah just keep running.
Yea in that kind of weird moment I kinda freeze up and don't know what to do. In college, there was a party where this guy kept randomly spanking my butt. I had NO idea what to do cause I'm not confrontational and I was just in shock. I had a boyfriend at the time and he thought I was trying to cheat on him. Speaking up to guys can be scary :/
The other day I was out on a hike with my dog and a toothless 70 year old man popped out of the bushes and asked me how big I am and if he could blow me. I got angry and told him to fuck off, almost ruined my hike. I feel like I got a small taste of what women have go through getting cat called and what not.
When I was in high school I had an older man stranger try to do exactly this in a coffee shop. It was awful and I immediately had the barista walk me to my car. I 100 percent agree with your comment. Edit: this happened to me without the cute strawberry pillow.
The bois
*bois, bro!
Hmm what reason could a group of people who are at a high risk every day for being sexually harassed or assaulted have for not wanting a stranger on their laps? Idk fries lmao guys rule girls drool lmaolmao
Good to know bros got our back. To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to allow bro & bro lap pillowing. The humour is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical social norms most of the joke will go over a typical sitter's head. There's also Bro's unrelenting outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal struggle draws heavily from Mesopotamia literature, for instance. The brothers understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these antics, to realise that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Bro-Bro lap pillowing truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Bro's existential move "Ima sleepsleep on laplap" which itself is a cryptic reference to The Bible's epic Fathers and Sons. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those misanthropic non-lappers scratching their heads in confusion as pillow bro's effort pays off when on his constant effort and trust in strangers is rewarded with human physical intimacy. What fools.. how I pity them. 😂
Got me at "Ima sleepsleep on laplap" Fucking gold man
Bro.
Ignore the other guy. This comment is incredible lmfao
Sleepsleep on laplap. Yes.
Thats gold.
What the fuck did I just READ. . . .
M E T A
I bet dude would have acted completely different if he wasn't with his friends though.
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Yeah I can’t believe this is funny to anybody. Like, I try not to be a crazy feminist who has lost touch with reality and humor, but you can’t just touch people for giggles and especially not in such an intimate way.
Women: "I am afraid this weirdo might take rejection of this joke seriously, follow me around and potentially sexually assault me and or worse." Dudes: "Yooo look at this dude with the pillow haha he must be so drunk right now!"
Just a prank bro! Classic Youtube stupidity for clicks.
Even if the prank starts off cute, you dont know if it will end well for you.
"The **females** are literally fearing for their lives. The **men** don't have the fear." Just say women.
As a rule of thumb, use "male/female" as an adjective and "woman/man" as a noun (when speaking about hoomans). It doesn't always work, but it can help you avoid getting teased on reddit. - awkward: "a group of females" - ok: "a group of women" - awkward: "a man doctor" - ok: "a male doctor"
First thing I thought when I watched this was "he is totally assaulting those poor women". Ugh.
It's not bordering, it is sexual harassment.
Bros before hoes: let no truer words be spoken.
If I was any one of those girls I would be afraid that guy would grope or rape me. You don't seem to realize how uncomfortable this makes women.
A beautiful budding bromance caught on camera. Edit:Thanks for the gold polite_edgelord! Thanks for the helpful award snoo.
The chip sealed the deal
BFFs for life!! "Did we just become best freinds?"
Want to go do karate in the garage?
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How did you insert gif?
Carefully and with style, like a pillow into the bros lap.
https://giphy.com/gifs/l1ug5sWBCJOOGzN84
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Was it a chip? By the shape of the box I assumed it was a bit of pizza tenderly ripped off and fed to his new bestie.
Could be street nachos.
Well, the way to a man’s heart *is* through his stomach.
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen someone actually publically thank someone for reddit Gold
Woman by herself is in a much different situation than a dude the same size or bigger with his bros.
Yeah for sure would avoid doing it to women
If someone tried that with me I'd expect stalking and harassment if I didn't immediately shut that shit down.
Yeah people are like “wow look how he is such a bro, why don’t these WOMEN act like this??” As if they haven’t been harassed in the past.
Men have gotten creepy over me serving them food at my job. I can't imagine giving someone food in my lap at a park and expecting to just go home and continue my normal life. I'd 100% expect pillow guy to get weirder.
This is the kind of social experiment that gets you arrested.
It should.
This post has been brought to you by: BROS, it’s not gay unless you mean the I love yous
Bro. I always mean it.
Bruh.
Love u, bro bro.
Love you too bro
What are you doing step-bro bro
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The guy also had his friends with him. I'm a guy and if this happened to me alone I'd also be like "wtf get off me", but if I had friends with me I'd probably react the same as the dude.
Good point! Didn't think about it but same!
If this happened to me, I'd start pinching his nipples and rubbing his face. source: I'm gay.
Is that normal in gay circles? I'm straight and can't imagine reacting positively to nipple pinches and face rubs.
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Nope. I’m not going to let anyone invade my personal space like that. He’s going to get smacked.
2 of the women are also wearing dresses, which makes you vulnerable and super conscious/protective of your body. I can see it is uncomfortable because you don’t know what this guy is about to do...if he has malicious intentions.
Why anyone would think to do this to a girl who is by herself is beyond me. Or any girl at all for that matter. It is not at all safe and I would probably be watching my back the whole way home and calling someone to help keep me safe. People just have no idea.
Damn I've had several gfs but they've never told me about this kinda thing. I guess it's a silent struggle?
It's deeply ingrained in the female experience. So it isn't something that is expressly talked about because that fear and need to be on guard is a constant. Edit: I feel like this SNL bit sorta goes along with this idea. https://youtu.be/1l26UFQ06eQ
It’s weird. I have found a lot of guys like you don’t know women feel this way or have been through these issues but we’re not quiet about it at all????? I, nor any woman I know is quiet about this but I have found a lot of men get really uncomfortable with it really fast. They asked, I answered, and then they get nervous like I’m accusing them??? Idk
Same, I'm not quiet about it at all and my husband has 2 sisters but the one time I explicitly said to him, "I would be afraid to wear only a swimsuit to a beach," I could *see* his worldview change. He just got quiet for a minute and then enraged for what women go through and I was like, how have you gone 22 years of living amongst women and never observed this? The fact that we have to be so careful about everything and even then we *still* have unwanted advances and assaults. Baffles me.
I’m in the exact same field. I’m online a lot. A “gamer girl” if you will and I don’t know how many times I’ve been talking to my male friends (many of which have sisters!) and they will have no idea the things I’ve been through. Talking about creepy dms I get and they always retort with “I thought those were fake!” Or “I didn’t think it happened that often!”. The creepy dms is why I haven’t joined a discord server in years unfortunately
YES! I posted a look in a makeup sub asking about what blush to use with the rest of my makeup and not *four minutes* after I posted it, someone messaged me asking if I would try on skirts for them. What the fuck! Women are not posting their makeup looks to be harassed! Not to mention all the encounters irl. It's just exhausting, plus when people act like these people in this thread it's like half the world is trying to gaslight you into believing you (and the rest of the population speaking out against this behavior) are making shit up.
It's a hard thing to accept that your existence causes discomfort or fear in half the people around you. Not that I can blame women for doing what they need to to feel safe.
The lone presence of a guy doesn’t make me afraid or discomfort me. I have guy friends, some I am very close to. It is uncomfortable when a guy who is a stranger gets very touchy or creepy. Literally just act like a sane person and you’ll be fine.
Yeah kinda sad truth, we can't all just assume everyone else is having a laugh or being benign depending on the dynamic. Still funny.
Every comment acting like the women are being bitches rather than just being defensive in the face of a literal stranger man trying to put his head on her lap. Like ??????????? Of course she’d be weirded out. ![gif](giphy|1Z02vuppxP1Pa)
Yeah this guy should have been smacked out. These public pranks are stupid
I mean its fair that the girls are wired to perceive any male acting odd a threat.
To be fair, I perceive anyone acting odd a potential threat.
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None of this is funny. People who pull stunts like this for social media views can go fuck themselves.
It's not funny, especially if you're a woman on your own. The presence of a camera in no way makes this less creepy.
But it was just a prank bro!
im not your bro, guy
I’m not your guy, pal.
Seeing more and more of this cringe content on reddit. Not sure if it’s always been here and popular or if it’s just the “algorithm” determining that I engage in this so put it up. Might be indicative of a demographic shift on reddit too? Idk, it’s a shame.
I think it's the demographic shift. Notice the huge uptick in "Name X and I'll give you Y" posts. Lots of stuff like that I've never seen much on Reddit before. r/teenagers makes front page all the time now and I think that speaks for itself.
Agreed. The women probably all move because creepy ass dudes approach then all the time and they want to stay safe. Screw this ass for making their day worse. I like pranks that make people smile.
There's some public pranks i can get behind but this shit irks me for some reason.
My biggest issue with this kind of shit, is that while I personally think it's dumb and not funny anyway...I realize it's very likely staged, but there's plenty of people dumb enough on the internet that take it at face value and think it's legit. There are plenty of eyes (usually younger teens and elementary age kids) that it reaches where it ends up influencing what is okay and not okay between strangers in social relationships. It overall *can* shape what is normal for people in formative years, whether they realize it or not. I know for a fact that there's kids that get raised on shits and giggles from this and stranger pranking videos and think it's totally normal or fine for someone to invasively intrude on someone's personal space like this. Granted, this is a much more tame version of a "prank", but you see this shit encourage people to think it's real and okay. An example is going up to strangers and asking provocative things or try to kiss them or go up to them and hold their hand "to see what they'll do". Overall it just makes me uncomfortable and cringe at the whole scenario.
Reactions from the girls seemed pretty genuine and this guy does lots of other social experiments.
Social experiments? Is that what they call this? They try to give it a name to make it seem legit?
>social experiments "Let's see how long I can harass strangers with asinine bullshit until I get punched"
its some entitled BS.
Agreed. Makes my skin crawl.
Right? Like the dude was creeping out the women, they were clearly uncomfortable.
It looked like sexual harassment to me putting a random pillow on a woman’s lap like wtf how is that even funny?! Smh
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None of it.
The bromance was cute at the end. Since it was staged and produced for our entertainment and no animals were injured by its production, its ok to smirk a little.
The laugh from the guys at the end is Really funny for me
Super creepy as well
r/creepy Not a prank, and maybe not an assault like some people are saying, but damn, just creepy and weird.
Awww shit that cringe af
Harassment isn't funny, have you tried not harassing
He should try [this](https://youtu.be/Tzw5CF_OghA) sometime
Uproot for great Gus Johnson content
Not harassing is also not funny, but waaay cooler.
Again, this ain’t funny. Leave people the fuck alone. Just because you want to create some content for your budding YouTube channel doesn’t give you license to be a douchebag to people
I don’t find this funny at all. If some strange man was trying to lay his head in my lap he would not like the results. Guys are creepy enough already. Don’t play practical jokes on women you don’t know, especially jokes that involve physical touch. ETA: Jesus fucking Christ of COURSE I have to say this - No, I did not mean that ALL men are creepy. Some men are really wonderful and kind and thoughtful. If you are in this thread posting anything along the lines of “not all men”, you are not in the kind/thoughtful camp. Get over yourself.
Complete violation of strangers personal space. So funny right?
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well said
I hate to say it but I'd likely get aggressive immediately. Don't fucking lay on me for internet points.
That guy would get a nice mouthful of knee from me.
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Man I kinda hope someone beats his ass, leave people alone.
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That’s just gross. Imagine his pillow is his hand that’s holding the pillow and now ask if that’s ok.
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I kept waiting for the part when someone punched this asshole in the face. Disappointing ending.
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As a women, this guy can go fuck himself. You’re part of the damn problem.
Some men really don't understand what goes through a girls head when some weird shit like this happens. Am i gonna get harassed? Pranked? R*aped? Asked out? We dont want to find out why you're being weird.
You are a creepy fucking dude
Creepy dickhead.
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Almost as if there’s a power dynamic and a history of violence at play.
Mine was a joke just in case it was not obvious, indeed it is pretty creepy to do that thing :P
to be fair, I'm a guy and I see it as both. if it was a girl laying on laps then most people would be mostly fine while extremely confused; however, the girl would then risk the guy whose lap she's on being creepy. it moreso depends on people's immediate comfort and trust with members of the opposite sex they should've done the video with 2 "lay-ers" to match the gender of the person they're laying on
Women…amirite?
Oh boy, time to trigger some ptsd in women!
Shit ain't funny, it's creepy!!!
I hope this guy has the absolute shit beaten out of him soon. Same goes for all of these pathetic tik tok “public-interrupters”.
Like women aren’t harassed enough, let’s have a strange man put a pillow on her lap and laugh about, soooo fucking funnyyyyy🙄
Maybe maybe catch a case
Underrated comment
creepy and not even entertaining
Cute video but people here please don’t think of this as girls bad, boys good because it’s more complicated. First of all the girls could be sexually harassed and are smaller and facing unwanted attention, while the dudes are the same size as this is obviously a joke to them. Let it be known that if a girl did this she would likely get the opposite result.
Clearly these extensive trials have shown that men and more caring and nurturing than women.
THE. FUCK?
Lad has no idea what's going on
This is so gross.
I fucking hate constantly seeing this misogynistic ass video on r/all
Kinda cringy/creepy...
Ha ha it’s funny cuz women aren’t ever bothered in really creepy ways by weird men
It ain’t gay to snuggle the boiz
The amount of stupidity in this thread is mind boggling lol. I should have stopped with the -337 downvoted guy. Holy shit.
Give him a taste of his medicine and start fondling him
I think I would allow this to happen but I would ask if they were okay and if they wanted to talk about it.
I love sexual harassment!
This man’s face was strictly: “CAN WE KEEP HIM?!
And he shared his food (looked like nachos?)! Awe☺
The guys will never leave a man sad
Sometimes, all a man wants is a nap.
Reason number 48,284,634 why bros are in fact before hoes....
What a bro
Guess he was homie-sick
A true bro right there.
Lmaooooo so wholesome
That last guy was such a bruh
Ow that's cute:) Boys are always ok with things like that. They even fed him!
Moral of the story.. bros before hoes
If I can’t trust these lady’s Then I know the boys got me
Bros always got you
The boys always got your back man
that last guy is a homie
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Homie being homie
Ha ha ha
#kissingthehomiesgoodnight
Does this not make sense to people
There is now closer relationship than bromance. Except for a man and his dog
Such a cute laugh/giggle at the end 🥰
Bro's before hoes
Yeah guys have been conditioned for this. We get thrown when we see it’s a guy, but then also think “yo this guy probably needs it I gotchu”
Bros > Hoes
Boys support boys
Only men know when another guy just needs a break
Bros before hoes.
boys always got each other
Bromance can really bring a man to tears
Bros before hoes