Depending on the context and other factors, I'd be more on board, frankly. Guys are taught from hour zero to not be invested in romance, human connection and fanciful love stories. Women are bombarded with the opposite. If a dude's invested in someone else's amorous coupling, they slipped through the cracks of gender-based interest reinforcement. Pretty cool.
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Creepy stalker liveblogs about two other people on a plane, ends up getting one of them doxxed
- Thread starter ZiggyPalffyLA
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When that's at someone else's expense and you're voyeuristically documenting what two people are doing without their consent, literally taking pictures of them over and over, and then putting it up on Twitter? Yeah, no, I don't think that's behavior that should be celebrated or normalized. It would be different if it was just a text story. Or maybe one ambiguous image at best.
They'd didn't scribble out all pictures of him, though, and you can catch a glimpse from behind. Not to mention they even looked up his profile on social media and posted a cropped version of it. It's just so excessive.
Holy fuck, this is some some cringey AND creepy shit. Can't believe this kind of stuff goes "viral".
Even if the story is real, that's so extremely creepy with the way they don't give a shit about the privacy of those people and damn the presentation is some top tier cringe stuff I just cannot relate to in any way.
Just make a write up of what you saw, don't take pictures of the damn people and upload them to Twitter, not every person wants to be potentially recognized in a situation like this.
Just make a write up of what you saw, don't take pictures of the damn people and upload them to Twitter, not every person wants to be potentially recognized in a situation like this.
This is why OK Magazine and US and whatnot exists and thrives. I certainly don't defend voyeurism in all its forms, but this is some peoples' MCU.
We find it unnatural because it hasn't been encouraged and supported by our peers and influencers.
Umm, if I don't give a shit about my privacy, it's only logical nobody else does either.
Truth, catching a flight in Friday so I better start taking pictures of everyone and congratulate them for becoming members of the mile high club.
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I wonder if she would like someone live-tweeting updates on what she and her male companion were eating.
Attempting to compare voyeuristic creeping on someone else's life and posting to the internet without consent to a Hollywood movie production, talk about a stretch haha
"I have now snuck into the woman's house and have found out she has a boyfriend, Oh no!"
"Boyfriend has been dealt with, now she is in the trunk of my car, how funny!"
"Now the male passenger is in the trunk too! They are crying to each other, they even touched arms, True love!"
Whatever happened to one long tweet using TweetLonger. Now everything is twitter threads and I almost never feel like scouring for the fucking thread and looking for where it starts and looking for parts 2 to 20
WTF the man (personal trainer, former soccer player) is Euan Holden... not all that well known, but his brother is freakin' Stu Holden.
Stu Holden who played for the US national team (including at the 2010 World Cup), Bolton Wanderers, and the Houston Dynamo.
And who is currently in Russia calling World Cup games for Fox.
https://twitter.com/EuanHolden/status/1014325397750796289
https://twitter.com/stuholden/status/1014440327086837760
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEBJoJdW7tM
(I was watching that game vs Blackburn on some dodgy stream way too early in the morning...)
Stu Holden who played for the US national team (including at the 2010 World Cup), Bolton Wanderers, and the Houston Dynamo.
And who is currently in Russia calling World Cup games for Fox.
https://twitter.com/EuanHolden/status/1014325397750796289
https://twitter.com/stuholden/status/1014440327086837760
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEBJoJdW7tM
(I was watching that game vs Blackburn on some dodgy stream way too early in the morning...)
Yup. At first I thought it was stupid in Japan, but after giving it some thoughts I knew exactly why they did this. Nobody minds the sound if you are just photographing normal stuff like it's suppose to be. Creep killer deluxe.
Not true for Germany. I can just silence it.
This is actually a great idea that never crossed my mind. Even though there still would be people who are shameless and won't mind being caught it would stop the casual stalkers or people doing illegal stuff, like that problem of creeps taking photos under women's skirts on the train/bus.
I'm actually surprised that the majority here thinks this is a creepy privacy invasion (and I agree), even if the story itself is kinda cute. Most people I know on the internet (millennials and teens) think going viral like this is a blessing.
That's creepy as fuck. Also the lady who made the obnoxious Instagram posts has the worst fuckin haircut in the world lmao.
Why must they document that weird shit, right down to locating the guys profile and sharing pics of him shirtless?
Why must they document that weird shit, right down to locating the guys profile and sharing pics of him shirtless?
The tone/style of all those posts is utterly insufferable and pretty creepy, but cute story I guess?
Pretty weird they didn't censor the faces on that picture of a woman and her baby.
Pretty weird they didn't censor the faces on that picture of a woman and her baby.
