It slaps like the mate who abuses women. 😅

Full disclosure, it’s mostly a loop I downloaded from Splice but damn it’s fresh isn’t it

Please drop this on Spotify!! 🙏 it’s amazing

@@EmersonBrophy thanks for the disclosure! It is quite fresh. As someone who played bass for like 5 years in high school I love this bassline lol (long story why I stopped playing)

As much as I hate YT Shorts, I do love what some creators have done with it.

Didn't notice, but now you mention it. You're right. 😊

Thanks, I thrifted the jumper the other day and I’m real happy about it

Sharing this right left and center. It's also been playing nonstop for two hours

What’s AFAB mean

Assigned female at birth​@@windlybandibunbrother4670

Assigned female at birth

​@@windlybandibunbrother4670 sorry I didn't specify, I don't have notifications for YT. Assigned female at birth. I grew up a little girl and I'm biologically female, but I personally don't play the gender identity games that conservatives want me to play. I just have had disturbing experiences from horrible and disgusting cisgender guys because they think they can say or do whatever they want to me simply because I was born a girl.

I think I understand what you’re saying here. I don’t expect it to just be just one stern conversation to end all problematic attitudes, but if problematic attitudes are a manifestation of a man’s other mental health issues, it’s never a bad thing for him to be made aware of those. Especially by someone that he trusts, like a friend. He needs to be aware of how his behaviour is affecting people, and to take steps towards getting help.

of course there’s more to be done than just a conversation, but a conversation can be a start, especially when it comes to friends. with the internet, it’s easier than ever for men especially to fall down pipelines of misogyny and hatred. as a friend, you have the ability to step in and stop that before it’s too late, even if it just means convincing your bro to get more qualified help.

Men listen to other men more than they do women. Peer pressure is a strong influence, both good and bad, and men have the power to hold their friends accountable. Unfortunately, a lot of the time you don’t see that happening. Either way, it can mean the world to a woman to just have a man stand up for them for once. You know, actually feel like they can trust a man to take their feelings and experiences seriously.

This video is just pandering to Instagram/Tik-Tok teens... If he actually cared about helping women, he would've given some actual red flags. A "dodgey joke", isn't an actual red flag.

If you think any men on the fence here, see a video like this and think anything positively about feminism, you're certainly mistaken.

Hes australian dont worry

@@sus-kupp oh thank god

I mean, dudes can be dicks to gay women, too. Unless you mean the other way, in which case: women can be dicks to women, too. 😂

Same thing ig

Wasn't acorn cop a guy mate?

@@Medzwazhere Assuming female cops don't commit police brutality too lmao, I'd still trust a bear more

…The police officer who claimed shots were fired and responded first was Jesse Hernandez. He’s a male police officer. The female officer in the bodycam was responding to her partner’s report of a gun being involved. She wasn’t the one who mistook an acorn for a gunshot, she just trusted her fellow officer to not freak out at the slightest bit of nature. Also, that’s a good distraction technique. Fact of the matter is that I’m more likely to be harmed by a run of the mill guy than I am a female officer + a bear. I’d take my chances with both of them instead of a guy.

@@bichitenshi6696 The bear is safer than the woman regardless 👍

@@dhans9662Haha, double down on your point ig, but it’s still a distraction since that’s not the debate with the whole bear vs. man thing. I’m sure you know that already, though.