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[wayofme]

me too i wanna weave my dollars freely

I forgot who was it, was it Ben Saphiro? Was it someone else? Idk, cmiiw, anyway they compare women who wear "risky clothes" to "someone who's waving their money in a shady neighborhood". Then he continued with "Ofc, if they get robbed it's the robber's fault, but they're stupid too for weaving their dollars like that" (roughly, forgot the exact words).

I mean sure, that logic could work when you said it that way. I just don't think it's fair.

For women there're no clear line between where the "shady neighborhood" are.

For some it could be their work place or local mall or school or even home.

Also why is it only women who can't "weave their dollars"?

Why can majority of men "weave their dollars" every where they want and not get robbed?

And when there're more male robbers they said

"They are more susceptible to become a robber, it's in their nature, you can't blame them"

"Then what if I say it's women's nature wanting to show off their dollars"

"Well, it's still their fault for being cocky with what they have"

"This conversation just shows that they're both in the fault"

No, this conversation shows who's clearly the criminal and who's not.

And how in the end the criminal is not the one who people blame for the crime.

[wayofme]

the world is big, don't limit yourself

Filling your head with negative stuff is limiting your mind and yourself. There are other things that's more important than those negative stuffs, esp if it's about other people's life that's not significant to your life. Their life is not your problem nor your responsibility. Do what's good for yourself. Explore your interest, explore the world. Invest in yourself not other people.