MustardSeed Posted July 1 Posted July 1 I used to be a runner. I moved to an area with no sidewalks so now I run on a treadmill but this was my experience - I didn’t think about it much but as I watched this, I thought to myself, geez, get out of my head. 2
Calm Posted July 2 Posted July 2 I wonder how many will gut react to this by thinking it’s her own fault because it’s obvious she wants the attention by her choice of clothing even if they don’t say it out loud? 1
MustardSeed Posted July 2 Posted July 2 20 minutes ago, Calm said: I wonder how many will gut react to this by thinking it’s her own fault because it’s obvious she wants the attention by her choice of clothing even if they don’t say it out loud? Interesting, I didn’t consider that? But then I live in an area where this is normal clothing for runners. I remember living in Utah it would have been scandalous back in the day to show a “midriff” whatever that is lol 1
Calm Posted July 2 Posted July 2 (edited) On 7/1/2026 at 6:22 PM, MustardSeed said: Interesting, I didn’t consider that? But then I live in an area where this is normal clothing for runners. I remember living in Utah it would have been scandalous back in the day to show a “midriff” whatever that is lol It is normal clothing, but that never stopped the comments when I was young. I wore T-shirts and jeans and everything shown occurred for me. I just still remember when the typical response when hearing of an assault was to ask what they were wearing or where they had gone (implying they should have known better). Though such a focus may be due my age and my grandmothers (did not grow up in Utah, though visited included one extended stay for 4 months, but I hadn’t hit puberty at that time and hadn’t yet started to get the catcalls and older men being overly friendly,, though my grandmothers were definitely commenting about what other girls and women were wearing). I would love it if I am out of date on this. Edited July 10 by Calm
Damien the Leper Posted July 10 Posted July 10 On 7/1/2026 at 5:00 PM, Calm said: I wonder how many will gut react to this by thinking it’s her own fault because it’s obvious she wants the attention by her choice of clothing even if they don’t say it out loud? I hope the mods can excuse the little bit of language in this clip. I believe this is applicable. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTSVrK686/ 1
bluebell Posted July 14 Posted July 14 2 hours ago, MustardSeed said: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8G7243g/ I don’t have TikTok so it won’t let me see it. Can you explain what’s going on? 2
MustardSeed Posted July 15 Posted July 15 4 hours ago, bluebell said: I don’t have TikTok so it won’t let me see it. Can you explain what’s going on? Sorry- I should have explained it. Usually I can download and post but it didn’t let me- A man reviewing another account that where a female hairdresser shared that it’s not uncommon for men to pleasure themselves under the stylist cape during services. The comment section was rampant with similar experiences, and the man telling the story was basically saying in a genuinely befuddled and sad way, “we are broken and we have to fix this” . Apparently it’s a common enough practice that some cosmo schools warn their students of the behavior. 2
bluebell Posted July 15 Posted July 15 47 minutes ago, MustardSeed said: Sorry- I should have explained it. Usually I can download and post but it didn’t let me- A man reviewing another account that where a female hairdresser shared that it’s not uncommon for men to pleasure themselves under the stylist cape during services. The comment section was rampant with similar experiences, and the man telling the story was basically saying in a genuinely befuddled and sad way, “we are broken and we have to fix this” . Apparently it’s a common enough practice that some cosmo schools warn their students of the behavior. That’s so messed up. 1
Calm Posted July 15 Posted July 15 3 hours ago, MustardSeed said: Sorry- I should have explained it. Usually I can download and post but it didn’t let me- A man reviewing another account that where a female hairdresser shared that it’s not uncommon for men to pleasure themselves under the stylist cape during services. The comment section was rampant with similar experiences, and the man telling the story was basically saying in a genuinely befuddled and sad way, “we are broken and we have to fix this” . Apparently it’s a common enough practice that some cosmo schools warn their students of the behavior. My first reaction to this is men are too easily entertained.
The Nehor Posted Monday at 07:17 PM Posted Monday at 07:17 PM (edited) On 7/14/2026 at 8:26 PM, MustardSeed said: Sorry- I should have explained it. Usually I can download and post but it didn’t let me- A man reviewing another account that where a female hairdresser shared that it’s not uncommon for men to pleasure themselves under the stylist cape during services. The comment section was rampant with similar experiences, and the man telling the story was basically saying in a genuinely befuddled and sad way, “we are broken and we have to fix this” . Apparently it’s a common enough practice that some cosmo schools warn their students of the behavior. I think you’ll find that transgender people are the ones that are making women feel unsafe and creeped on. Cishet men aren’t doing anything wrong and if they are it is because of the male loneliness epidemic which is the fault of women. On 7/14/2026 at 11:28 PM, Calm said: My first reaction to this is men are too easily entertained. Seriously, I am a full blown pervert but you can do much more taboo stuff with consent from all involved and have a lot more fun. That is so juvenile it is almost just pathetic. It would be if it wasn’t so predatory. I mean, it is still pathetic but also predatory. Edited Monday at 07:17 PM by The Nehor
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